YOREPEK Tripod Carrying Case Bag, Light Stand Bag with 2 Protective Padding, 30.5" Large Photo Studio Equipment Case fit Tripods, Monopods, Speaker Stands, Boom Stands, Camcorder, Mic Stands, Travel

Great paddle board paddle and accessory bag! I got this hoping it would fit my 4 sets of 3 piece kayak paddles and my fins for my paddle boards, it fits all that and more! Great bag its sturdy and seems like it will last a while.

Bought this to hold a mic stand, a guitar stand, and other live performance gear. Holds a lot of stuff. Seems so far to be well made and of quality materials and construction.

Nice bag. I’ve spent twice as much and then some on bags that weren’t as nice as this one. Nice side pockets and the zipper is decent quality. Happy with it.

This works great for its main advertised purpose, which is what I bought it for - holding light stands and modifiers.I currently have two 32" telescoping stands, two 2'x3' softboxes, and two speedrings in this, and it all fits comfortably.Some of the product photos rather optimistically suggest using it to carry the lights themselves, so just to get ahead of that - DON'T. This bag is too much flimsy and insufficiently padded to carry anything fragile.What do I mean by flimsy? It arrived folded over itself - TWICE - so it could be stuffed in a normal shipping box. It's essentially just a long narrow duffel bag, and it holds no form when its empty.It comes with two padded inserts (Velcro-compatible on one side, but there are no Velcro-attaching points in the bag) that run the full length of the bag, but there's nothing that holds them in place, and you're expected to use one of them to accomplish the very ambitious "flat bottom" claim in the product details.More usefully, there's a pair of buckling nylon straps stitched to the bottom for keeping rigid things - like stands - in place.Overall, a great value, as long as you understand that this isn't a rigid case like the photos imply.

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".

Great quality perfect size

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.

I bought these cases to transport my RC Helicopters to the field. After looking at cases designed for that purpose, I was very discouraged with few choices and those that were available were pricey, running $100-200. These fit my helis very well with good size pockets to carry transmitters, batteries, etc. These will generally fit 360-600 size helis depending on the size of the bag ordered. The included pads work nicely in the bottom to cushion the contents. The walls have some padding that will offer adequate protection as long as you treat the handling with care. I suggest measuring your heli for length, width and height and ordering the right size case. Good quality case for a reasonable price.