[2.35 lb] Durable beanbag that can be used for telephoto lenses to stabilize during a safari.

[Zipper] I recently returned from a safari in South Africa, where our wildlife photography opportunities were from inside a car. The Safarisack 1.4 Beanbag was a quick and easy way to achieve good camera stability (using a heavy Pentax K-1 and 150-450 zoom combination). I filled it with dried split peas, which were easily obtainable and worked great, and I found the size of the 1.4 model bag just right. The rubberized surface minimizes slipping on the window edge or other surface, which was always an issue with previous home made beanbags I have used, and the carry handle makes handling very easy. I also enjoyed being able to empty the bag after the trip, getting rid of weight and bulk for air travel back home. Highly recommended.

[Nylon] I had always heard about using a bean bag for macro work but always relied on tripods. Once I did purchase the SafariSack i was very impressed with a well thought out product and quality build. Using it today for some close to ground flowers in rocky terrain it was a joy to use. I even worked a couple of focus stack images with a focusing rail firmly sitting on the bag. This bag is now a permeant part of my Macro kit to take in the field.

[Black] Best Value- Works great for the vehicle window rest and on the ground

[Nylon] I bought this for using in the Jeep when I go to Kenya in a couple months. We are limited to 30 pounds total including all personal items which will be a challenge with my Canon r5 a decent lens and this item, but I would rather get great photos than dress nicely!

[Zipper] It's very nicely made. I bought 32oz a bag of
Loops & Thread Pellets from Michael's. That was just enough to fill
it. It would be nice if they had a size in-between the 1.4 and the 4.2. The 1.4 is a little smaller than I expected. But it works for my needs.

[Black] I enjoyed this beanbag to support my Canon 5D III and Tamron 150-600mm lens for various wildlife.

[Nylon] The SafariSack is well made and without filler is light and perfect for an upcoming trip.

[Zipper] The Safarisack 4.2 Beanbag Camera Support (khaki) is one of the cheaper padded supports for photographing with long lenses that needs stabilization to precisely place the focus point on the eye of a distant bird or mammal.The sac is wide enough for the larger lenses and long enough to stratal the car door and stay in place. For smaller cars and trucks that don't have higher opening windows as the large pickups do, I have found this bag to my best choice. Larger beanbags work on the larger pickup windows or in larger stationary blinds. The sack's design and build quality are very good Sunflower seeds make an excellent choice to fill the sac; they are lighter and cheaper than other choices.

[Nylon] Used this last week in my kayak. Worked well .