SD STUDIO DESIGNSE-Z Foldaway Easel for Art or Sign Display, 62"H, F. Black (62" H)

This bag is an excellent value for a lightweight way to carry a lightweight easel. It's not super sturdy, but it'll do the job for generally use, and it's much better than carrying it around in a box!

Was looking for a simple, quiet, black tripod styled easel that would accommodate a 10”sq by 1.5” deep canvas to be displayed at the bar at a big wedding. My concern was if it would be toppled by a guest or staff, but it stood up well. The rubber feet really kept it in place. I had low expectations but this turned out to be a great purchase

This easel is terrific! Easy to use, move, and store!The main features of the easel include:• The height of the easel is easy to adjust.o When adjusting the height, the legs remain in place and the board slides up or down.o Adjusting the height is accomplished by loosening the screws on either side of the board, adjusting the board position, and then tightening the screws again.o At full height, the board is about 5 and ½ feet tall.• The easel is very sturdy when writing on the board.• There is a ledge to hold the dry erase markers and eraser.• The clamp at the top of the easel can hold a full-size, tear-away notepad.o The clamp works by itself.o There are NOT screws that have to be adjusted every time that you want to place a notepad on the board.• The easel does NOT require a lot of storage space.o The easel drops down to the leg area, reducing the required storage size.o The legs do NOT have to be stored separately.• The legs CAN be detached.o The screws that allow for the height to be adjusted can unscrew enough to remove the legs.• Notepads and dry erase markers need to be purchased separately.

Please note: Painting has recently become a hobby of mine, so by no means did I want to invest in super expensive supplies which is why I chose something on the cheap side to get started.This easel is exactly as described -- light weight and folds up. However, it is VERY light, almost too light weight. Even with a canvas sitting on it, it will move when you try to paint. I have been using books and bricks set behind each leg to pin it in place, and I'm thinking I will take the little rubber feet off and try to find suction cups instead. While It does fold up nicely, I had to bend mine into place/make it level when I first took it out of the package--the place the canvas sits was uneven and slightly warped.Other than that it is what I was looking for in terms of a beginners easel.

Poor quality beware! I got it for competitive speaking, which only happens for a couple of months a year. This has seen very light use, only about 10 times since I got it, but the zipper already fell off! This company needs to upgrade their item quality.The actual bag quality is ok. It hasn't torn, but it's a very thin material. It'll protect your stand in transport, but don't expect it to help with rough conditions. The inside plastic is flimsy and will start to tear as the bag gets moved around.If my review helped, please leave me a "helpful" rank. :)

A winning combination between quality, functionality and price. The bag itself has a good balance between strength, durability and weight. With a modicum of care the easel bag should last for years (the only failure component could be the zipper). One point to consider, the fit is snug enough that you cannot fit two easels in one bag so count on buying one bag per easel - three in my case. The cases will definitely take good care of my easels, keeping presentation artwork look their best and allow easy transport with the handle and shoulder strap.

Just received my Dry Erase Easel Carrying Bag.Its Big ! Front pocket is small and has velcro.Wish it was a zipper (more secure) but its ok.I put my accessories inside a plastic box and placeit inside the bag with the easel. Lots of space.I rather carry the easel in this carrier than just travelwithout it. Protects the Dry Erase Board during travel.Did I say it was Big !Highly recommend. Measure your easel and also make surethe legs can either be removed or if they are retractable.

I like this bag from a price-point perspective; it is about half the cost of the Quartet Presentation Easel Carrying Case. But you must be very careful never to grab the top of the bag by the scruff - you must always use the handles. I made this mistake only once and found out why the bag is so affordable - the seams rip quite easily if you're not careful. It does have some advantages over the Quartet including a pocket on the front to hold miscellaneous items and double handles. Because I now know how the bag works and what not to do, I'm buying my second one.