Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
Lucy
2025-09-01 10:41:04
Si , me encantó. Excelente articulo. Lo recomiendo.
John J. Masucci
2025-07-30 10:26:52
It served the needs for which it was purchased
Len Dale
2025-07-24 17:20:48
This holds my tripods or anything else you want to carry. strong zipper and the canvas material list good quality. Limiting factor is mainly the length of the item you want to store, but long enough for many items like tripods, guitar stands, etc.
JVH
2025-06-06 14:48:20
If you do any video or photography work, you'll have a host of stands and tripods for lights, cameras and other equipment. Many of these items come with their own carry bags, but many do not, so protecting and transporting these stands can be a challenge. That's why I ordered this Gloshooting equipment bag. It's baisic. but well-constructed, and made of durable vinyl like the other equipment bags I have, but I wouldn't call it heavy duty. I currently have three light-duty light stands and a microphone boom stand, which fit well in the bag, without room to spare. It is not large enough for a C-stand. The bag is durable enough for car travel, but not durable enough for flying in my opinion. THere's no sort of lining, so for anything delicate, I would wrap it in a thin blanket before putting it in the bag. For the price, this is a useful addition to your kit, if you have stray stands that you need to protect and transport.
Jack Grambo
2025-04-10 18:04:24
I bought this heavy duty storage/carrying bag for carrying light stands which fold up, but I'm a musician and it could also be used to carry lightweight mic standards or cabling. The dimensions are roughly 39"x10"x4". The case is made of medium weight nylon, has double zippers and is somewhat water resistant. It has a shoulder strap but also has a handle that you can use to carry items. I would call it medium duty. The shoulder strap is padded. The zippers seem suitable for medium weight use. Recommended for use in storing or carrying light stands or mic stands.
Beckmen
2025-03-14 16:20:22
I would call this more of a medium duty bag. Especially with the kind of small strap and the barely-padded shoulder pad. It does have weather-proofing, and feels fairly solid. It's massive. Too long for my "regular sized" tripods. Carrying it with a good 12 inches of unused space at the end is kind of awkward (measure before you buy). The zippers don't feel particularly solid. I see that as the most obvious point of failure. Next is the stitching on the straps, but if you are using fairly lightweight gear, it should hold.
Frank T.
2025-02-19 18:43:16
I have two sets of speaker stands. One fits, the other doesn't. This bag is well-made. Quality materials. If it was a few inches longer it would fit my other speaker stands too.
levinel_online
2025-01-16 10:12:19
I needed a bag for my budget speaker stands.GOOD POINTS- Rubberized fabric is strong and water-resistant.- Dual-pull zippers - Especially important on a long bag.- Extra room - Can fit much more than two tripod speaker stands.- Velcro wrap handle - Conveniently wraps around the two loops.- Carry-handle webbing wraps around the bag.LIMITATIONS- Hardware is minimal duty grade, though not junk.- Carry strap loops are sewn into the bag seams.- Webbing is second quality, with occasional skips in the weave. Won't afffect strength, though could snag.
Recommended Products