[Black] I cant say enough about this bag. Its extremely deceiving online. This bags literally fits EVERYTHING and its lightweight. Been using it a year for non-stop travel and it has held up like a champ! Just get it! Its INCREDIBLE!

[Universal] I've been using this bag hard for around 7 years and am just now thinking of replacing it with a new one, although not really necessary. It has held-up remarkably well with only one of the clips partially breaking, but it still works. I can fit two stands, a large tripod and three modifiers, (2', 3' and 5' ProFoto), along with other things in the side pockets.

[Universal] I used to use a Kata 88W but found that when i had it full it was difficult to lift on my own and didn't want to injure my back. So I got this lightware bag. Now used it on job about 10 times and I can say it is excellent. The build quality is excellent, the main compartment space is good and i like the two very large side pockets. I have packed x4 flash stands, x5 rod sections, x2 profoto D2, x1 5mx3m black cloth, clamps, stand extensions, 7m power cable extensions into this bag. And because it has wheels is easy to move around. The compression straps are great in case not using the side pockets. The main compartment zip is solid YKK. My only improvement would be it comes with dividers, and suggest making the wheels wider apart to increase stability. If you are a single photographer moving a lot of gear on your own this is a great bag!

[Yes] This rolling bag fits three light stands, extension cords and three umbrella's easily. The handles are really nice and strong feeling when lifting the bag.

[Black] I use this bag for local gigs and travel. I looked for similar bags but could not match the quality or usefulness. The one small item that I'd like to see them add is a zippered pouch on the inside of the main compartment. I use this for my Tripod, light stands and stingers.

[Black] I needed to get a smaller location bag that would hold a couple of small Digital Bee heads and a couple of compact light stands. This serves that need. Love it.

[Universal] Every review I read raved about how many tripods and light-stands can fit into this bag. My bad for not carefully measuring my tripods or stands, but NONE of my light stands fit. The Manfrotto 1004BAC light stands are 1-1/2 too long. Avenger C-stands? 5 too long. Even the Avenger D200 grip-arm is 1 too long. I CAN fit the Manfrotto 536 with Miller fluid head, OR the Manfrotto 475B tripod with fluid head - either one but not both. If I could fit both I would keep it, but I already have the very nice and much lower-priced Manfrotto MBAG90PN for each of the tripods (but sadly no wheels). I agree with all the other comments, that this IS a nicely-made (in USA!) bag and I wish I could fit my stuff into it. So I am going to return it and get something longer. I'll still give it 5-stars because of the quality - it was my mistake for not verifying the length of my stands.

[Universal] I use this bag for my fabrics and frames. I've flown with it a few times and use it daily on film jobs. It's a perfect bag that's sturdy, accessible, and is easy to roll. The design is well executed and intuitive. For light-weight equipment in the 48 range, there's nothing better. Here's what I comfortably pack in it:


(3) Matthews 48x48 road flags frames
(2) Impact Heavy Duty Stands (9.5')
(1) Westcott Scrim Jim 4'x4' frameset
(1) Westcott Scrim Jim Cine 6'x6' frameset
(2) Floppies 48 x 96
(4) Diffusion / Silks of varying thickness 48x48
(2) Ultrabounce / Diff 6'x6'

[Yes] This stuff has been in my arsenal for 30 years and all they have done is improve it...this bag replces the standard ols stright bag which just went into the trash...a great run.

[Black] Bag looks elegant and sure addon for professional who often carey lightstands on location. Perfect for 3 lightsands and one large octabox. Profoto ocfs can be easly fit in as well. Obviously a very good choice ..