[0.1 lb] We have some old Mars 300 TX/RX systems. They still work great, but wanted to add a little boost to the signal and these did the trick. Just worked a weeklong state basketball tournament in a very full venue, with lots of cell and Wifi signals. In years past I felt that our TX signals could have been stronger as we had some signal loss from time to time. Not this year. Strong signal all week long.

[1.6 oz / 45.4 g] Use it with the mars 400, and works great.

[6 x 0.5 x 0.5"] This is the best bag for on the go photography. it exceeded my expectations and has a very high quality build. I never use the zip and just close it with the quick lock mechanism carrying my heavy gear and have never had a problem. I've been using it extensively since I have purchased it and taken it on many trips abroad. I have sold all my other bags since I got this the day it was released. You will not be disappointed with this purchase, it's the best thing I've done for my photography since I purchased a camera. Also if you ask if it will hold a Camera with a GRIP, the answer is yes. I have 2 Sony Cameras with grips on both, in the same bag, with lenses.

[6 x 0.5 x 0.5"] Massive upgrade to the Outrigger Handle. The Outrigger has its use cases, but it's impractical because you can't quickly break it down for gimbal use, had very minimal mounting points, and was not modular in design whatsoever. The Compact Top Handle solves all of this and to be honest, I much prefer a multi-purpose top handle over anything. This thing is rock solid and practical.

[0.1 lb] Super great bag but they need to come out with a deeper version that fits a Z9 or similar hight camera and not just smaller dslr.
I have no use for this bag except for carrying lenses.

[0.1 lb] It is a very light bag, with enough room for my gear. I like the sling function and that I can swing it around to get to it. Took a little to get used to how to do it but once figured out it is great. The dividers stick really well and have enough support for the gear.

[1.6 oz / 45.4 g] At 7 bills, I don't want to like this thing at all. Not at all.


If you don't know what 7 bills means, ask a friend that looks like me. Wait, don't do that. Just google it. Don't do that. I googled it and got nothing.


Anyway, it is WAY too expensive.


But it is so well built and so comfortable, and functional, and sexy. I hate to say it, but good job RED.


Yeah, I love it.

[0.1 lb] I tried going a cheaper route but ran into clearance issue with the front of aftermarket handles interfering with the RED DIGITAL CINEMA DSMC3 RED Touch 7.0 display. This handle feel great, fits clean & perfectly, and does not protrude far past the upright support (so no physical interface with display mount assembly). Also, while not obvious from the photos, the record button works even with touch display through two small contact surfaces not obvious from looking at photos.

[0.1 lb] Great to provide a short distance focused directional hop when combined with CO an AC Mesh. This one requires a POE wired backhaul and the AC Mesh just needs POE power

[6 x 0.5 x 0.5"] The Bevisgear Top Shelf Camera Backpack is the only bag I found that was so easily accessible. The design that lets it flip onto its side while wearing it is clever, unique and well thought out. It's also a heavy duty bag which will surely wear well with regular use. Thickly padded with a steel latch connected to a steel frame surrounding the main opening, it's a sturdy bag, yet compact and light considering the amount of gear I fit into it. I fit a Nikon Z7, three lenses and their hoods, a teleconverter, an extra battery and their included rain cover. I don't think you'll find a better bag and I highly recommend this one.