Protect your long items during storage and transport in this slate, 128L ROAM Adventure Rolling Rugged Case Slate 128Lfrom ROAM Adventure. This case is ideal for storing items such including shovels, axles, recovery gear, and more. This heavy-duty storage case can be mounted to your vehicle roof. Made from durable LLDPE, your items will be safe from impact or damage while the dust- and water-resistant gasket will keep debris and moisture out. The proprietary lid lift mechanism keeps the case open for packing and unpacking. For extra security, the latches accept user-supplied padlocks. Roll your case when it's loaded with heavy equipment on the rugged poly wheels. Tie down channels around the perimeter of the case keep it securely it in place.

Ideal for Carrying Long Items    Made from Durable LLDPE    Lockable Steel Latches    Rugged Poly Wheels    Proprietary Lid Lift Mechanism    Threaded Lid Inserts    Tie Down Channels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much weight can this bag support?

A: I can't give you a number, but it's definitely sufficient in my experienceI've put 3 stands, a tripod, a bunch of misc. grip equipment, as well as a two 25lb sandbags down near the wheels, and it's been great. You probably wouldn't want to load the whole thing down with sandbags, but other than that it works great.

Q: 2. Could this case fit two Nanlite 300B's?

A: The Nanlite Rolling Padded Case for Forza 720 and 720B is meant for Forza 720 and 720B, however some customers are using it with different lighting fixtures. There is a possibility of fitting two Nanite FS300 , however it would not fit two of Forza 300 due to the size of Control Unit with light fixture.

Q: 3. Who makes this case? What does the inside layout of this case look like? Are there any details?

A: The Prolycht Orion 675 FS Rolling Hard Case BH #PRPL50010 is designed specifically for the Orion 675. The manufacturer does not specify the origin of the case.

Q: 4. Question for anyone who has used this case with substantial weight and time. How does the wheel system hold up?

A: the Tenba Rolling Tripod/Grip Case wheels hold up very well and the 5yr extended coverage helps alot.

Q: 5. Is it easy to erase? I’ve encountered many slates that get smudged when I erase markings off them and the printed text gets rubbed off easily.

A: This slate wipes clean and easily when used with the recommennded dry-erase markers.

Q: 6. How many light stands could I fit in this case?

A: I carry two C-stands, an additional rolling base, one grip arm, and one boom arm all in the bag. In addition, I usually have one cheaper stand for a microphone and often a softbox in there. It has held up quite well filled with all of this. I recommend it highly.

Q: 7. Has anyone flown with this? Does it fit the oversized requirements of being below 80 linear inches? I don't see the height in the specs...

A: Here are the full dimensions for this Case. 49 in. W x 10.5 in. H x 10.5 in.D ( 124 X 27 X 27 cm ).

Q: 8. What is the recommended markers to be used?

A: We recommend Da-Lite brand whiteboard markers: Da-Lite Markers-set. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/317297-REG/Da_Lite_43220_Markers_set_of_1_ea.html

Q: 9. What's the maximum weight the case can carry?

A: While a maximum load capacity is not listed for the Impact Rolling Case for Three 52" C-Stands, as per the manufacturer, the case will comfortably hold approximately 60 lb (27.2 kg).

Q: 10. Is this case under the 62" max checked bag size without incurring oversize bag fees? Even when adding the handles and wheels?

A: The Tenba Rolling Tripod/Grip Case (38", Black) measures 39 x 10.5 x 10.5" and should fall within the 62" maximum checked bag allowance (even with the wheels). You should always check allowed dimensions with the airlines before flying since they can vary between companies.