Roam Adventure Rolling Rugged Case Black 132L

Roam Adventure Rolling Rugged Case Black 132l

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Protect your dry goods, tools, and other gear during storage and transport in this black, 132L ROAM Adventure Rolling Rugged Case Black 132Lfrom ROAM Adventure. It fits in the back seat of a car or the bed of a truck. The case features a durable LLDPE shell, a proprietary lid-lift mechanism, an aluminum telescoping handle, lockable steel latches, and durable polymer wheels. It has a dust- and water-resistant gasket seal to keep your equipment protected in harsh conditions. The threaded inserts in the lid accept an optional lid organizer or molle panel to offer further organization. The interlocking design makes stacking and pairing simple no matter how much gear you carry. Secure the case using the tie down channels around the perimeter.

Made from LLDPE Lockable Steel Latches Dust and Water Resistant Durable Polymer Wheels Aluminum Telescoping Handle Proprietary Lid-Lift Mechanism Threaded Inserts, Gasket Seal Tie Down Channels

Key Specs
Color	Black
Carry/Transport Options	Retractable Handle, Wheels (Built-In)
Type of Closure	Latch
Interior Type	Empty
Water Resistance	Waterproof
Dimensions	Exterior 26.7 x 25.4 x 16.93" / 67.8 x 64.5 x 43 cm Interior 23 x 21.7 x 13.9" / 58.4 x 55.1 x 35.3 cm
Weight	34 lb / 15.4 kg
Parameters
Camera Compatibility	Universal
Carry/Transport Options	Retractable Handle, Wheels (Built-In)
Type of Closure	Latch
Interior Type	Empty
Features
Pressure/Purge Valve	No
Security Lock	Accepts Padlock (Not Included)
General
Water Resistance	Waterproof
Maximum Volume	34.9 gal / 132 L
Padded Interior	No
Materials	Exterior: Plastic
Dimensions	Exterior 26.7 x 25.4 x 16.93" / 67.8 x 64.5 x 43 cm Interior 23 x 21.7 x 13.9" / 58.4 x 55.1 x 35.3 cm
Weight	34 lb / 15.4 kg

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. Any warranty on this? Strap broke on the pulling handle.

A: This would come with a 1 year (mfr )manufacturers warranty

Q: 3. Does the bag feel durable enough to use as a check bag for air travel? I would probably use travel stands instead of C stands. Thanks!

A: I agree with Phil that it is good for around town, but not for air travel. I don't think the zippers would hold up given the heavy weight of the stand(s) inside and the bag likely being thrown around by baggage handlers. Great for transporting in your car though.

Q: 4. There are C stands shown in the photos for this bag, but mine won't fit even with a detachable base removed. Which model C stand are these that will fit?

A: They look like Matthews Century C+ Stand with Removable Turtle Base (10.5') BH #MALSCP40

Q: 5. The specs say it is 24 wide (interior dimension). Is it really that wide inside? Sometimes these spec info are not correct..I'm just verifying.

A: Am wondering if you're looking at a different model. Mine has interior dimensions of 9.5 wide, 52 long, and 5.5 high. This is enough to hold 2 Impact C-stands, with very little room left to spare.

Q: 6. How much does this weigh?

A: The following unit weighs 12lbs.

Q: 7. Anyone fit two tripod in this?

A: I can fit several tripods, light stands and accessories in it with no problem.

Q: 8. How do you guys deal with the c stand legs? I have detachable legs that fold but they're still about 21 wide

A: There are side pockets along the perimeter. I fold the legs and tuck them in tall-wise in to the side pockets. I bet you could fit about 6 with this method.

Q: 9. 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: 10. Could I fit 3 standard telescoping leg tripods, and nothing else?

A: If the complete collapsed length of the tripods you own (along with their tripod head) is less than 50 inches (127 cm), then yes, they should fit inside the Impact LKB-RCS Light Kit Bag Rolling C-Stand Case (Black).

Jim	15/09/2024
[Universal] I am loving this rolling laptop case. It is very well-designed with plenty of pockets, compartments, and storage areas to hold a lot of things. This is a fantastic carry on for traveling and also for a portable office. The pockets are perfect for a laptop, iPad/tablet, and other devices plus all their accessories. It can truly fit a lot in a small package. It even has room for a lot of clothing if you are using it for travel and has straps to keep everything from shifting around and wrinkling. I am very surprised how much it can hold. It has pockets and space for days and can zipper open 180 degrees, so you have full access to everything. This case is also very well-made. The materials used seem strong. It is made with a sturdy material and all of the stitching, zippers, Velcro straps, handles etc. seem top notch and strongly constructed. It has 2 casters and 2 feet so it rolls very easily but can also stand on its own if need be. I like that no matter what or how much you put inside, it still stays balanced and does not fall over. The handle is strong and can be collapsed and stored internally. This case really does check all the boxes for me and is working flawlessly. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review] 5

Colin	08/09/2024
[Latch] I've needed something this size for a long time and I'm glad I spent the money and got this tenba. I have a whole travel grip set-up in it, 3 c stands (turtle base), some light stands, sun-swatter, etc.. and there's still room. Built well, expect it to last! 5

Benjamin	28/08/2024
[Universal] It completes the roam perfectly. it has a little magnet connection to the wireless charging that makes it line up perfect and charge easily every time. I wish it would have just come with the speaker but glad I bought it. 5

Jim	23/08/2024
[Latch] I balked a little at the price initially, but if you have heavy monolights and light stands, this is the bag to get. The stitching seems to be pretty durable, and it's padded enough to give some protection to the stands without being overly bulky. Paul Buff monolights in their round travel cases fit perfectly in here. 5

Darryl	22/08/2024
[Black] Works like a magnet. Charged quickly 5

Daniel	24/07/2024
[Empty] This wireless charger works as intended. Where it differs from others, is that it has a smaller profile, that aligns seamlessly to the Roam, and it magnetically attaches. The magnets are great if you do not intend on moving the Roam much (or are docking it in a location that is susceptible to bumps). However, I find that a non-magnetic wireless charger is best for quick grab-n-go situations. 5

David	13/07/2024
[Latch] I bought this case for a Stellarvue SVX127D telescope as its dimensions looked like it would fit the telescope well. The telescope fits in perfectly. I will use the case to store the telescope. If I use it for transporting the telescope, I would use additional padding around the tube. 5

Stephen	11/06/2024
[Empty] I love the construction! It is built like a brick house. The only thing lacking is that I cannot access the main compartment without opening the zippers completely. Other than that, it is nearly perfect for my needs. 5