[Handle] Strong, solid bag. I use it to hold my lenses.

[11.3 lb] Excente

[Empty] 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.

[Universal] 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.

[Handle] This bag is exactly what I was looking for. It perfectly carries a pre rigged camera so that I can show up on set ready to shoot. Love the lid pockets and sturdy walls, and the outside pockets are great. Also the fact that it is water sealed is great. The shoulder strap is extremely comfortable even with very heavy equipment inside the bag, and the materials of the bag itself are super premium. 10/10 do recommend.

[Empty] 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.

[Empty] After searching for a cheap alternative, I took the cost and got the CFF-1. It is in my mind the best focus unit available. Every option you would need it has. The build is none other than O'Connor spec, backlash is to a small 1-2mm at most, super smooth and the hand wheels feels great. Perfect size with the 38 tooth gear to have a long throw on cine lenses. A helpful tip, mine shipped with some play in one of the hand wheels, there are 2 small screws on the belt cap of the hand wheel, loosen those and the gear slides up and down from the belt inside, push down and tighten to engage the gear in the handwheel on the belt and the gap is gone from in the handwheel. I bought the 1450 case, the foam inserts is an amazing idea from O'Connor, slides right in and is not a custom cut out case for the unit. All in all, a solid unit worth every penny. I just hope O'Connor doesn't decide to replace this anytime soon.

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

[Empty] This is much bigger than I expected. Perhaps as large as a carry on luggage suitcase. This doesn't seem to be for daily shooting usage. Looks like high quality materials. Strong support. As solid as a hardcase.

[Handle] I love everything about this bag. There is TON's of space, and pockets/compartments to organize your gear. Build quality is amazing. This bag is worth every penny at the full price. But you might catch it on a daily deal, and then it's an even better deal.