[10.22 lb] I have been using their non-spinner verson of this bag for many years. Travel all around the world and love it and it keeps my gear safe. But i was tired of not having the versatility to walk the bag upright and be forced to drag/roll it. So i upgraded to this roller/swivel versionl. I feel like it is slight smaller but pretty close in size. I like the way the other one opens like a hatch better, but not a determent from loving this upgrade!

[Yes] Prior to this I was using a large backpack, which was so heavy when packed. This bag is great for travel, front access pocket for my laptop. Front access for camera as well. Removable and adjustable padded camera compartment gives many options for packing. Light and perfect carryon size.

[Yes] Prior to this I was using a large backpack, which was so heavy when packed. This bag is great for travel, front access pocket for my laptop. Front access for camera as well. Removable and adjustable padded camera compartment gives many options for packing. Light and perfect carryon size.

[Black] Was trying to find a spinner that would fit in the overhead bin for (most) flights as well as it being lightweight, durable and that could fit 3 Sony A7 bodies, 5 lenses and a few accessories. The Manfrotto checked all of the boxes. I love the fact you can ditch the entire camera/accessory bag and used packing cubes or other stuff for travel too. 5 Stars!

[Empty] This was my third and last attempt to store my mirrorless Nikon equipment. I had been reduced to a plastic file box on the floor. It was the big telephoto which triggered this purchase. The fact that it is quite easily used as a carry-on luggage for airlines sealed this deal. I like that the four casters keep it maneuvering while upright. It fits a medium shirt and pants folder as well as my z7 and 7 lenses. There is also a good assortment of interior pockets to organize batteries, cables and optics gear. The included rain cover is quite nice but the external tripod harness is laughable.

[Black] I like the outside hard construction and accessibility and the ease of travel. Actually flew on a plane last week. Lightweight and very protective of my camera equipment and my laptop. The only thing I would recommend is a couple of zip storage pockets in the upper part of the case. What's cool is the ability to take the insert out, separate from roller bag, and conveniently access all your equipment. The insert with all your equipment will fit nicely in a hotel draw. No need to open and close the roller bag. The roller wheels are awesome compared to a Pelican Air with the straight line wheels I would have haul around. The only drawback and it common with many of these roller bags, the retracting handles are very flimsy and do not support a briefcase with any weight.

[Empty] Amazing that all this fits! I also have two batteries, two wireless, the charger, color checker and headphones! I've only used it one trip, but it worked perfectly.

[Empty] Amazing that all this fits! I also have two batteries, two wireless, the charger, color checker and headphones! I've only used it one trip, but it worked perfectly.

[Empty] I purchased this case after 30 years of traveling as an architectural photographer with the popular ABS roller cases. All it took was one flight to convince me that this case is superior to the other clunky roller cases.


This case is well-built, well-designed, and a pleasure to travel with. The spinner style is perfect for those long airport concourses, and it easily fits in the overhead luggage compartment. I especially like the sleek look inside and out.


I carry two DSLR bodies with battery grips, extra batteries and charger, four tilt-shift lenses, one zoom lens, one tele-extender, five polarizing filters, card reader, CamRanger, spot meter, lens hoods, remote release, lens and sensor cleaning supplies, contracts, business cards, angle finder, magnifying finder, cords, and assorted small accessories.


This case is more costly than others but well worth the price.

[Empty] i was hesitant about buying without seeing in person as it's hard to judge from photos how the size and spacing are. this has plenty of available space to house bodies, lenses, flash gear, laptop and even a small compartment for keys, passport, ect.. definitely worth it.