[Handle] Perfect for my 75mm tripod and can fit a couple of light stands while staying under 50lbs. Good for travel on my first few trips. Wheels probably could be more rugged. I expect the wheels to be the first problem source on this setup but I could be wrong.

[Empty] Plenty of space for all of my tools with a great design. There are a lot of clever qualities about this bag, including the velcro lid props, the interior zipper screen, and cup holders! The foam dividers are quality and the fact that it comes with an AC pouch was a pleasant surprise! This bag is rugged and sturdy - I feel confident tossing other cases on top of it when I need to. Only potential downside is it is pretty heavy, but as long as you flex those sick guns you'll be just fine.

[Black] Very well make, great size to store all of my camera gear. Also changed it up to carry my drones, in a single bag, to the fly site. Great price on sale. Should have bought two of them.

[Yes] Love the design of this dolly.
Super lightweight, but sturdy build.
Smart, versatile system of levers and clamps.

[Handle] Excente

[Yes] Fits my sticks with room to spare. I can fit 3 or 4 light stands around the sides which makes my travel setup a breeze.

[Empty] Using this to carry the Ursa around. Great Bag.

[Handle] The oconnor bag is very water resistant very adjustable and well made.
It will be a camera bag for me. It's nice that it fits inside a pelican as well.
It also has real leather padded shoulder strap.... Tons of pockets as well!
You can't go wrong with the assistant bag.

[Handle] I'd heard lots about Oconnor products, but was never in the position to justify their upper-echelon prices. I sprung for this kit during a compelling promotion (this entire kit cost about what the hand grips alone usually cost), and I'm happy to say that their legendary quality is immediately evident. Everything about this rig has the rock-solid feel of a Mercedes Benz.

The solid build means it is a bit heavy, especially when kitted with everything. My setup has a Canon 5D mk IV, Xeen Cine lens, Cinevate follow focus & matte box, an Anton Bauer battery, and Atomos Ninja Flame recorder. This rig holds everything in place with a solidity that feels like a single ENG-style camera.

My single complaint is that I wish there was a rubber cover for the extension screws on the bottom of the hand grips. They have sharp metal edges that could easily scratch a surface if placed with the grips not at an angle. Or they should re-engineer this so that this part is recessed below the edge of the grip.

[Universal] This bag is super underrated. I've had it for about 6-months now and it's better than the Panavision AC bag that everyone has. The only gripe I have is how tight the exterior bottle holders are (it will fit canned air but it's an extremely tight fit). The bag is also very large around the same size as Panavision and once you start to fit all your AKS it can get very heavy, but it can hold everything you need as an AC! I've also included a photo with the 3 popular AC bags I've seen on set: SHAPE, O'Connor, & Panavision (Large) for comparison.