Vinten 3909-3 Hard Transit Tripod Case

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The Vinten 3909-3 Hard Tripod Case is a transit case designed to ship a Vinten 3340-3 soft tripod case containing a Vision 3, 6, 8, 11, or 100 two-stage tripod system.

Key Specs
Color	Gray
Dimensions	Exterior 39 x 13.2 x 11.8" / 99 x 33.5 x 30 cm Interior 38.5 x 13 x 11.5" / 97.8 x 33 x 29.2 cm
Parameters
Features
Bottle Pocket	No
Stand/Tripod Holder	No
RFID-Blocking Pockets	No
General
Materials	Exterior: Plastic
Padded Interior	No
Dimensions	Exterior 39 x 13.2 x 11.8" / 99 x 33.5 x 30 cm Interior 38.5 x 13 x 11.5" / 97.8 x 33 x 29.2 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	38.5 x 13 x 11.15"

Lightweight, durable, and weather-resistant ABS plastic over Astroboard panel

Three recessed spring-loaded butterfly latches with matching hinges

Recessed spring-loaded reinforced handle on lid
Recessed spring-loaded reinforced handle on one end
Two suitcase-style wheels

Vinten 3340-3 soft tripod case with a Vinten two-stage ENG tripod inside

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will a Vinten Vision 5 tripod fits into this bag?

A: According to our dimensions, The Vision 5 would fit into this bag with room to spare.

Q: 2. can these be used on Sachtler flowtech 100 tripods?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the Sachtler Flowtech 100.

Q: 3. What are the dimensions of this case?

A: The dimensions are not readily available. However, based on the head's dimensions of 10 x 14 x 14 , I would be of the opinion the case is approximately 16 x 20 x 20.

Q: 4. Will this fit a sachtler stud from 75mm bowl? How long is it?

A: While the Vinten Bowl Clamp for flowtech 75 Tripod is designed for use with flowtech 75 tripod legs, it is designed with Vinten 75mm ball heads in mind, an is not likely to perfectly fit a Sachtler tripod. The Manufacture has not specified the length of the clamp.

Q: 5. Is the tripod plate on this head by chance compatible with the RH25D or RH45D Libec Heads? Or Vice Versa?

A: There are no reports of that being possible. Hopefully, someone has these two heads and can test them.

Q: 6. I will purchase ( as soon as available ) the Flowtech 75 with Aktiv6 head, is the handle strong enough to carry both head attached to tripod? or just the legs

A: Yes, this can handle a full tripod system.

Q: 7. What is the top connector for this clamp? Is it like a half ball adapter?

A: The top connector on that should be exactly as that of a half ball adapter.

Q: 8. Do connections exist on tripod legs for connecting a carry strap? Looking at picture can't tell if they exist. Would like to purchase carry strap in addition.

A: The Vinten 3772-3 ENG Carbon Fiber 2-Stage Pozi-Loc Tripod Legs (100mm Bowl) - Supports 55.1 lbs (B&H# VI37723) does indeed have points for attaching a strap. Please see p.12 in the included manual.

Q: 9. How much weight can this head handle?

A: The Vision blue5 has a capacity of 12.1 - 26.5 lb at 100mm center of gravity.

Q: 10. Is there a mid level spreader for this tripod ?

A: Here is the mid level spreader for this tripod: Vinten 3781-3 Spread-Loc Adjustable Mid-Level Spreader with Rubber Feet - for Pozi-Loc Tripod Legs B&H # VI37813

Donny B.	24/09/2024
[Gray] The counter-balance system works silky smooth. I would recommend this tripod video head to anyone who wants their video pans & tilts to be smooth. 5

Chris	11/09/2024
[25 lb] I put these handles on on all of my big tripods (Gitzo, no name brands, etc.) as long as the tripod include an 3/8 accessory socket. Some time it doesn't quite fit but nothing that a Dremel can't fix. 5

BitterJester	02/09/2024
[25 lb] Sure, it's great to have a camera with the bells and whistles, but you need to put it on something that lets your camera shine. The Vision Blue has been in use with our company for 2 years and I'll be buying its the big brother, soon. With an HPX250, C300, or other lighter weight camera, this tripod, if set properly, means smooth pans and tilts and crisp stops wether you're at 18mm or 200mm. We shoot a mix of subjects, but I really appreciate it most when shooting live performance because it allows me to follow the subject and never have to fight the head. I'll never go back to the lower end Manfrotto tripods. As compared to Sachtler, I think it it comes down to preference, and I still like the Vinten better. 5

BitterJester	02/09/2024
[25 lb] Sure, it's great to have a camera with the bells and whistles, but you need to put it on something that lets your camera shine. The Vision Blue has been in use with our company for 2 years and I'll be buying its the big brother, soon. With an HPX250, C300, or other lighter weight camera, this tripod, if set properly, means smooth pans and tilts and crisp stops wether you're at 18mm or 200mm. We shoot a mix of subjects, but I really appreciate it most when shooting live performance because it allows me to follow the subject and never have to fight the head. I'll never go back to the lower end Manfrotto tripods. As compared to Sachtler, I think it it comes down to preference, and I still like the Vinten better. 5

Patrick	01/09/2024
[25 lb] I bought the tripod without the spreader and used it like that for a couple months. �It works ok like that, but it works much better with the spreader, and it didn't cost that much more. �It's well worth it. 5

Dan	17/08/2024
[Gray] Vinten heads come with very low bowl clamps, and that's fine if you have a wide opening to work with. But the Flowtech 75 is a narrow opening, and that makes it difficult to adjust the short Vinten clamps. This one is designed specifically for use with these legs, so it's the perfect fit, offering more to grab when you reach for it. And, it's still short enough that it doesn't hit the ground when the legs are lowered to their lowest point. 5

Lord Lorax	07/08/2024
[25 lb] Cases are over priced for the job it is suppose to do. This is my first Gator Case and I am so happy with it. SKB tends to be a bit expensive. This is a great alternative. 5