Osprey Kestrel 58 Pack - Men's vs Wandrd Prvke

Hi folks, i'm troy and i'm a gear specialist here at in wild today we're checking out the osprey kestrel packs. These packs are perfect for the backco...

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

I was looking for a rucksack for two to three day hiking and camping trips that needed to carry a synthetic sleeping bag and a two man tent and everything else required and this fills all requirements perfectly. I had bought a Snugpak Scorpion 2 tent and an Elite 3 synthetic sleeping bag and was very happy with both and was about to get the Rocketpak 70 litre which although I liked the aesthetics and it matching the rest of my set-up, when I researched it had very mixed reviews on build quality and then decided to do a lot more investigation. After hours of searching Osprey kept on coming up with very little complaint, I then needed to work out what size I needed as my sleeping bag and tent aren't the most compact, I worked out the volume of my largest items and concluded that the 58 litre would be big enough to carry all including, sleeping pad, food, water, camera etc. I also wanted something that fitted in with the rest of my olive green setup, so I didn't want dayglow colours, I wanted something discreet, this is is perfect

* 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)

Light weight comfortable amazing back back I've had good hiking back packs but this is my first osprey and wont be my last I've never felt such comfort carrying 35 40 pounds before I'm now a lifetime customer of osprey the kestrel is the best hiking back pack I've ever owned the quality is amazing strong where u need it light where you dont the rain cover is a plus dont like the color should be black but its bright so I suppose that's on purpose the whistle feature is amazingly loud I'm impressed by osprey and the kestrel is an amazing product

Just be sure the camping gear is stuff you would be comfortable using. You might try the WANDRD PRVKE 41L or shimoda pack or a https://www.wandrd.com/products/fernweh (However at 50L there is a risk of having to check it)

The Osprey Kestrel 58 Liter Pack. What I really like about it. Just like the other Osprey that I have, it's got a top lid that you can lift and in her...

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