Granite Gear Perimeter 50 Pack - Women's vs Wandrd Prvke

Poles use the compression straps to lash them to the outside of the pack light, but big enough to carry what you need and all the adjustments you coul...

I recently gave the Wandrd Prvke a trail run because I had heard good things, I hated it. My main turnoff of the Prvke is the roll top. I just can't do it. The comfort just isn't it either

There are two webbing straps that run over the drawstring closure of the main compartment. They are very long so they can reach over the extension collar when it is full but are damn awkward if you only pack the pack to the top of the frame.Top ClosureThe main compartment closes with a drawstring and two webbing straps that run from back to front and side to side. Both of these webbing straps are also extremely long so they can run over and compress the top of the pack if you manage to fill the extra capacity of the extension collar

so having a lot of large compartment really helps organize my gear and cloth. And I already have camera cube from Wandrd so transition is pretty smooth. 3. Wandrd Prvke 41L: Even though my 31L is showing its wear(the strap is getting weak, and maybe will tare off soon) I really dig the design

Granite Gear Perimeter 50 harness. Long known for its attention to backpack fit and design details, Granite Gear introduced its Perimeter series packs with adjustability for both torso length and shoulder width, accomplished by easily resetting the position of a clip behind each shoulder strap between regular and wide settings along a vertical daisy-chain. The two women’s sizes fit torsos ranging from 15 to 21 inches, and the two unisex sizes torsos 18 to 24 inches. Interestingly, while I was inadvertently shipped a women’s regular (I asked for unisex regular), it did fit me quite well—because I could adjust the shoulder straps to the wider position and the correct length for me

* As close to 55\*40\*23 cm as possible since this is intended as a carry on one bag travel bag. I usually bring a lot of crap, so it has to be quite big, but still be possible to carry on. * Preferably load lifters (I have a Wandrd Prvke 31 liters which I've been traveling with, and load lifters would've been great to have). * At least one pocket for a water bottle (preferably one that is easy accessible from the outside of the bag, but if there is an internal pocket that might suffice as well)