[6.6 lb] I'm stuffing tools inside to use it on set/field. Hope I don't overpack since it has many compartments.

Inside, it has one big pocket that is water resistant, which I can keep important thing inside separately. And on the top it has see through zipper, and I might keep memory cards and USB. Outside of bag, it has lots small and big pen holes.

I would've preferred one or two bigger compartments over pen holes to keep bigger items

And one last thing, it moves around the tool belt way too flawlessly, personally I'd like this to lock it in one position.

[Blue] Like everything these guys make, the tablet/ultrabook bag far exceeds your expectations. It is worth twice the price, particularly if you're on location often and/or, like us, you're just particularly rough on things. The internal dividers are well padded, the waterproof cordura nylon is rugged and won't tear and there are several well-placed zippered pockets, one of which is waterproof with large smooth zippers with pulls. The rear has the molded foam black padding that all the new bags have...and the pass through panel behind it slides right over any standard extended rolling suitcase handle. (and they have their first rolling bag coming out soon, the CB30 High Roller) We have (2) CB01 Production Bags, (2) Revolution Backpacks, all of their smaller AC and tool pouches and now this iPad bag (even though we hate Apple and use Android Tablets) :) This thing will hold (2) tablets btw, or a tablet and an ultrabook if you tether and sometimes carry two devices.

[Blue] This pouch has been perfect no matter what the requirements.
I usually carry my insert slate & camera notes in this along with a chest pouch for all my markers and tools. So whether you're a 1st AC and doing everything on your own, or a 2nd AC just slating - this pouch can fit a lot.


It holds it's shape wonderfully, is very well made, and the pockets/storage is well thought out. I've never had a problem with 'not having enough spots to put my markers, multitools or snacks'.


The only form of wear and tear is the velcro after a lot of use. But you could easy sew new ones in. And even if it's worn out, it's still very usable.


Purchased my first one 3 years and it would still be going if I had not pulled out some of the stitching to fit a wider padded belt through the tight loop holes. I've since bought another and almost a year on it still looks brand new. So you will absolutely get more than your money's worth!!


Would recommended this over the Standard size AC Pouch as this one there is no fussing with sliding stuff inside the main pouch. I also own the Standard size and far out it's so hard to confidently slide something into the same pocket each time and it's just too small.

[Blue] No battery required.

[6.6 lb] No 1 Pouch

[Blue] This bag is great! It's large enough to hold my Nauticam 5D VI underwater housing with a 230mm Zen dome port & an attached external monitor and it's insulated! The side pockets are big enough to hold 2 Big Blue 15,000 lumen video lights and 2 sets of arms! I'm glad I made the purchase! The ship time was quick, too!

[6.6 lb] Nice zipper feature. Used to have the other one with the velcro flap and things would constantly be falling out. This works much better

[6.6 lb] good accessories bag to have it