The black, lightweight PortaBrace Rig Case for Sony NEX-FS700from PortaBrace Rig Case for Sony NEX-FS700features a nine-inch interior height to hold your Sony cinema camera rig in shooting position. It has four exterior pockets and an included interior kit.

The case is made from dual-rigidity foam and features a waterproof anti-skid base panel. To carry the case, there is a dual-grip handle at the top, and a removable, adjustable suede shoulder strap.

Holds Cine Rig in Shooting Position    Four Exterior Pockets    Dual-Rigidity Foam & Lightweight Design    Waterproof Anti-Skid Base Panel    Top Dual-Grip Handle    Removable Suede Shoulder Strap    Memory Card Organizer, 3 Pouches    Camera Half-Cradle, 3 Lens Cups    Bendable Divider & White Balance Card

The interior kit includes a memory card organizer, a camcorder stuff sack, an internal sidewall accessory pocket, a 7" lens cup, two 4" lens cups, a camera half-cradle, a padded tablet pouch, a bendable divider, and a white balance card

Reversed zippers for increased water-resistance and durability

Easy open, quick-draw design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this case tall enough to store the FS7 with a Zacuto or Sony baseplate attached to it?

A: Yes it is. I have the full shape rig on mine and it fits easily.It is a big bag with lots of room.

Q: 2. Does it come with a shoulder strap? Suede or nylon?

A: It comes with the strap below. Our images are out of date showing a suede strap. I am alerting our web catalog department. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Q: 3. Hi There, My rig consist of a Sony Shoulder Mount, Fujinon MK 50-135mm lens and the Sony XDCA-FS7 Extension Unit. You think the bag is long enough to handle my rig?Thanks

A: Yep, i have the same setup with the 18-55mm Fujinon and a Mattebox/rails combo and it just fits.

Q: 4. Can I take this on a plane as a carry on?

A: No way. This case is HUGE. I actually returned it for that reason. Got a smaller Sachtler case instead.

Q: 5. What makes this RIG-FS7XT bag more specific to the FS7 than the RIG-3SRK bag, which costs $34 less?

A: The bags are identical with the difference being what extras come with them. Both of these bags have the same list price from PortaBrace. We were able to get a better price for those wanting the RIG-3SRK. Common to both bags are the: CS-CR CINCH Cam-Corder CinchHB-1040 Suede Shoulder Strap7 Padded Lens Cup4 Padded Lens CupWhite Balance CardThe RIG-FS7XT has:CARA-BRNZ Carabiner & FlashlightCS-B9 Cam-Corder Stuff Sack CS-CR-U Cam-Corder Universal CradlePB-812IP Padded iPad Carrying PouchThe RIG-3SRK has:CC-STUFFER Stuffer BlockDIV-7X13 7 x13 DividerIn the end the RIG-FS7XT for the FS7 wins by a hair because it has the CS-CR-U Cam-Corder Universal Cradle to hold the lens in place better. Plus it comes with a camera stuff sack, iPad pouch and Carabiner & Flashlight. If you get the RIG-3SRK and use it for the FS7, you would have the Stuffer block which may or may not work, a Divider you cannot use and you would not get the camera stuff sack, iPad pouch and Carabiner & Flashlight. $34 bucks extra for the $10,499.00 FS-7 is not bad.

Q: 6. Does it come with suede shoulder strap shown in the pictures?

A: This comes with a Nylon Shoulder Strap.

Q: 7. what is the hight in inches?

A: The height is 9.8 .

Q: 8. Will this case hold a full Steadicam Zephyr rig? The Arm, the vest, and the sled with additional accessories?

A: no this will not hold a full Steadicam Zephyr rig

Q: 9. Is this bag big enough for an Fs7 and a lens or two?

A: Yes, it is that big and more. Please see the images of the interior of the bag on the B&H website. https://bhpho.to/2hqvbVU

Q: 10. Can you add wheels to these cases? I see an area on the bottom corner where there is velcro. Wondering if an axleand wheels can be threaded through that space and if the velcro is strong enough to hold?

A: You can actually select to have the weels included. They slip into the side with the taller front pocket (right side on the item default picture). There is also a handle that comes included for the case and you carry it similar to a rolling tripod case. For clarification, the FS7 sits on the high side when carrying on wheels, closer to the handle side you hold while wheeling it.The wheels BTW do not have a solid axle. They are on studs. I was a little worried but I ahve my bag LOADED and it has held up pretty well.