YOREPEK 30.5" Heavy Tripod Carrying Case Bag with 2 Padding Protective Pads

Well made. Heavy duty. I think this carrying case that I'm using for my microphone stands will last a lifetime.

So I bought mine to be used as a case for my Orion SkyQuest XT8 Classic (8 inch focal - tube length of 46.5). It fits exactly as it should while not being overly bulky. It has pockets that are the perfect size for carrying lenses inside their boxes and the view finder. Super great replacement carrying case for this kind of telescope if you are looking for something for travel

I bought this bag to house my EdelKrone Long camera slider. With all the things mounted to the slider, like the Flex Tilt Head on the top and the PB-90mm Fesitol panning base attached to a FLM HB-100 100mm half ball head, on the bottom so I really needed a decent sized case. The case has three pockets one larger middle with a zipper, and two smaller flanking hook and loop fastener pockets. The middle one is great for accessories, there is a cargo net pocket on the zippered flap along with a four pen holder on the back. I use this for screwdrivers. All three pockets are padded! This is really nice to see in case you wanted to put something like a adapter plates or something in them, it offers a bit more protection. The main pocket has two (loose &) removable pads one for the top and one for the bottom that run the whole length of the case. All of the sides and top also have a little bit of padding built in. However the bottom has no padding. I would have put the same padding on the bottom as with the top and sides just for GP. The main top pocket flap has the two zippers linked together like many of the tripod bags, this makes it easier to load and unload with out catching the item and lifting the bag up with it. It has a good arm sling (with the usual shoulder pad with almost no padding) and two decent metal spring swivel clips that I put with the clip opening outward for safety. The stitching looks pretty good to me all the way around the bag, with points that are double re-enforced stitches and the traditional X-Box on all the handle and sling sections. I really like the fact that they put a length of the sling webbing all the way around under the case from D-Ring to D-ring, if you ever had a D-ring rip off another bag you know why this is a good idea. There are four rubber feet on the bottom a nice touch. I can't be sure but the two webbing handles may go (into and) underneath as well. Some minor changes I would make to future iterations of this bag line: Honestly I would have liked to see three strips of hook and loop (velcro) on the ends and middle of each of the two the removable pads. (The hook sides being on the pads of course!) This way they would stay in place on the top opening zippered flap and on the bottom, where it is super important for the removable pad to stay in place, given the aforementioned lack of built in padding in the bottom. Also I would remove the decorative silver fake buttons from the smaller pocket flaps. They look like at some point they are going to either rust or scratch something else outside of the case. Or get scratched up themselves and then rust. Note to manufacturers when making camera accessories it is all about useful, practical, and functional designs, not about ornamental, swaggy, flashy, accents. All in all a fantastic bag that really impressed a picky autistic filmmaker. For the price, which was $20 under my max amount of what I was willing to pay, you really can't beat it. In the future when I need other bags, I will check out this brand first. Hope this helps, Thanks for Reading.

I needed a storage/transport bag for a 4" refactor. There are many similar bags available but this one had consistently good reviews and offered some nice options like the interior straps to secure your cargo and the extra large pockets on the outside. The bag comes with velcro dividers to organize your stuff, but with a 4" refractor thats about all you are going to fit inside. The bag has no rigidity on the bottom so you could either use the included velcro divider panel or put in a some pieces of cardboard for your cargo to lay on. The bag material seems of decent quality and should hold up to regular use. There is no padding but depending on what you are carrying, there should be enough room to use a yoga mat to line the interior to help protect your stuff and there are 2 interior straps that can be used to secure the padding around your item and also keep it from shifting during transport. Overall its a good bag and a good solution to organizing and carrying something that isn't too heavy and has a rough dimension of about 28" x 6".

This is a great sized carrying case that easily holds light stands or tripods. I'm delighted with the quality and it has multiple pockets which makes storing additional small equipment a breeze. It has an adjustable shoulder strap with shoulder pad as well as handles if you want to carry it by hand rather than over-the-shoulder. The dual, parallel zippers on either side of the opening make it easier to insert equipment into the case. Highly recommend!

This has become one of the most used items I own in my musical supplies and tools. It has held up to carrying my guitar stand, mic stand, tons of cables and supplies all at the same time.

I purchased this bag to carry tripods and light stands on photo shoots, rather than handeling them loose on site in in the car. I needed 42" inside for a tall tripod. I can put two tripods and three light stands, with reflector support arm in the bag easily, which is about as much weight as I want to carry in a single bag. It seems to hold the weight just fine. Ther are interior straps to keep the bundle together, which relieves some stress from the zipper closure, which is a little weak. The shoulder strap is minimal, and the interior partition/padding provided is fair at best. Overall, for the money, the bag will do what I need, and with a little care should last for a while. The seams appear well done and properly double sticked, and the handles are well attached. I am mostly happy to have a functional carry bag for the money I was willing to throw at it, and was satisfied it will do the job I need of it. That said, don't expect a $40 bag to live upo to the expectations of a bag costing many times that. This is not a prestiguous or impressive piece of kit, it is a budget bag for carrying things and providing some protection from damage during transportation. As a heads up, this will never survive being processed through airline baggage systems, but will do fine in an equipment van, car trunk or back of an SUV.

If you looking to put inside broom or a long vacuum it’ll fit ! It’s very good for long sticks or storage anything long . Plus it has clips inside to hold the items so they won’t move . Doing the job ! expensive tho

I bought this bag to store my tripods and studio lighting and back drop stands in, and they fit perfect, it's also made of good quality for the price, I highly recommend this product. Definitely worth 5 stars

Unfortunately fell apart.

This product is too small, looks much larger and the quality for the price is not great

Excelente calidad yo soy músico y lo uso para transportar bases de bocinas y de micrófonos y la verdad super bien muy amplio y sobre todo seguro

I needed a bag to carry my tripod and mic stands, and this one is perfect! Not sure how long it will stand up. but it seems well built, and the side pockets are great for other mic accessories. It folds up, when not in use, so it doesn't take up a lot of room.