Phottix Ph92512 Gear Bag 27.5 Inch Black

Product Code: eq178904
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Store, transport, and protect a variety of gear such as light stands, umbrellas, and accessories with the black Phottix PH92512 Gear Bag 27.5 Inch Blackfrom Phottix. The bag features zipper closures, two exterior zippered pockets, and interior straps for securing larger items. Carry the bag with the adjustable hand straps or wear with the removable shoulder strap.

Holds Stands, Tripod or Other Gear Zipper Closure Two Exterior Zippered Pockets Interior Straps to Secure Larger Items Adjustable Hand Straps Removable Shoulder Strap

Key Specs
Color	Black
Carry/Transport Options	Handle, Shoulder Strap
Type of Closure	Zipper
Interior Type	Empty
Dimensions	Exterior 27.5 x 10.6 x 2.8" / 70 x 27 x 7.1 cm
Weight	1.63 lb / 0.74 kg
Parameters
Carry/Transport Options	Handle, Shoulder Strap
Type of Closure	Zipper
Interior Type	Empty
Features
Bottle Pocket	No
RFID-Blocking Pockets	No
Stand/Tripod Holder	Yes
Security Lock	No
General
Padded Interior	Yes
Materials	Exterior: Nylon
Dimensions	Exterior 27.5 x 10.6 x 2.8" / 70 x 27 x 7.1 cm
Weight	1.63 lb / 0.74 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	27.5 x 10.5 x 2"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this bag fit a Manfrotto 190go tripod plus 322RC2 head?

A: Yes 190GO + 322RC2 fits w/ about an inch to spare

Q: 2. Will this bag (MBAG70N) fit a Manfrotto 190X 3 Section Aluminum Tripod with XPRO Fluid Head?

A: I can't check my Manfrotto tripod model at the moment, but I know that this bag is too short for it by several inches. You might ask the B&H folks if they have its dimensions.

Q: 3. Any concern with the bag not being padded for a tripod or nano light stand? Does Ruggard padded 22" case RUBP20222 provide more protection, or rather at the same level?

A: Both bags could easily hold a tripod or a Manfrotto Nano Light Stand if you are not rough on your gear.

Q: 4. Can I use this for a 3-reel tank? Is it big enough?

A: Yes.

Q: 5. Where was this product made?

A: This Product is Made in the United Kingdom.

Q: 6. Could this fit a Chauvet 4-bar?

A: Jack,Checking the dimensions of the two items in the Specs, it appears your Chauvet 4-bar would be too long for this bag. The two Scrim Jim Cases look like they might be a better choice though I cannot say how the individual components would fit.

Q: 7. Will this bag fit my manfrotto 055cxpro3 carbon fibre tripod with 498RC2 ball head?

A: If you mean will it fit when the head is attached to the tripod, the answer is NO. I have a 055cxpro3 and just fits into the bag with nothing mounted.

Q: 8. can this be used to load 4x5 film?

A: Yes but as always when it comes to changing bags. The film might be prone to dust issues if you are loading film into film holders.

Q: 9. Is the inside of the bag dust free?

A: The amount of dust depends on how the bag is stored.

Q: 10. Can I use this for a 5-reel tank? Is it big enough?

A: Yes, Paterson Changing Bag (27.5 x 27.5") is large enough to put a Paterson Super System 4 Multi-Reel 5 Developing Tank inside. The changing bag diameter is 28'' x 25''.

Thomas	15/09/2024
[Yes] Cheap, portable, well made, easy to use. What's not to love. 5

Jakub	12/09/2024
[Empty] Very easy to use. Can be compacted for storage. 5

Linda	05/09/2024
[2 lb] I purchased this bag to carry an Impact Heavy Duty stand and mid-range boom. I was able to easily fit those items plus another stand and a 43-inch umbrella. Pockets on the outside are convenient for carrying miscellaneous light stand items and diffuser for the umbrella. 5

Bob	01/09/2024
[Yes] I bought this gear bag to carry my equipment for video production. It is large enough and long enough to hold my tripod, my boom stand, all of my mics, and some other accessories. It is compact enough that it is easy to carry with hand straps and shoulder straps. Excellent price. 5

Robert	19/08/2024
[Yes] Kept light out. I had plenty of room to finagle 120 film onto the expanded reel, it being my first time developing. 10/10 would recommend 5

Delpit	19/08/2024
[Zipper] I have used it twice with great results. I has allowed me to load film on to reels in my kitchen and then processing is a snap no more closing my self off in a closet. Great investment. 5

Wesley	12/08/2024
[Empty] This is great for carrying 2 strobes, 2 8' stands, and lighting modifiers. 5

anyonymous	04/08/2024
[Zipper] No complaints. I fit two light stands plus a full sized tripod. The outside pockets are perfect for extras like gaffer's tape, and other accessories. I checked this full of lighting gear on airlines and no problems. A good price in my view. 5

Brian	03/08/2024
[Yes] I live in a condo that isn't easy to lightproof, so I put all my film in the tank using this bag. It works wonderfully. I finish the development process in a bathroom. Then I scan the negatives into my computer and use those for digital versions (I shoot black and white)...and pick the best ones to print when I visit my father and his wonderful in-home dark room. For a workflow like mine, this bag is a godsend. Everything is very well-made. The sleeves on the bag feel nice and tight. The zipper on the bottom feels substantial, as do the teeth. The velcro that folds over the zipper for light-security is well-attached. I think it's a good product. 5