Plastic Packing Boxes For Moving

[0.1 lb] I can use it without the need to carry the plastic boxes and the filters are well protected.

[Gray] Great idea for packing shoes. Before i used plastic bags!

[6.9 lb] These Slide Archival boxes were just what I needed. I'm moving and didn't have time to scan all my slides. The metal boxes are very well constructed and of a high quality.

[Included] For moving around studio lights especially with large soft boxes these Avenger light stands can't be beat. Once in place you can lay sand bags over the wheeled part and it's secure. Even without sandbags it doesn't want to tip over.

[Color] This HP printer is a dream! It comes with the toner already installed, and after removing all the packing plastic, I just plugged it in and it worked! I have it wired into the router, which helps the installation process, I'm sure. Anyway, it is available to all the computers on our network and duplex prints, etc, from all of them. And I can load legal paper! I'm totally happy with this purchase! It is very heavy, of course.

[112%] Great Canon photo paper. Great packing for shipping by B & H. They pack it in plastic pillows in a deep box with protective corners and it arrived in 2 days. No blunted corners that is the experience from some fast shippers.

[0.2 lb] Since it has no moving parts what can be said? It's a simple 3x3 inch colored polyester piece of plastic with which ones shoots photos. The worst that can be said is it works as it should. What more could you ask for?

[0.08 lb] I like this thing. I have other cold shoe mounts that are plastic with a tab for locking the flash in place (think small, blue, and cold in spanish). They don't give the same level of security this shoe mount does. With this mount, I definitely have peace of mind when putting my speedlight on a 10 ft light stand with my assistant moving it around chasing a moving bride. Something else will have to break before this thing lets loose. Overall, there is no need to buy a more expensive brand, the Vello product is sufficient and meets most anyones need.

[Passive 2-Way] If you transport your speaker anywhere, these are a must have. Plastic boxes scratch up so easy, these are a no brainer when it comes to protecting your investment as well keeping your customer happy with nice looking hear. The IRC covers are well made and have flaps for the handle positions.

[8 Ohms] Wood boxes retain more bass than plastic so thats a plus. The negative is that they are heavier. However the carpet boxes take more punishment than the plastic on the road and I have 4 of these and they look good after 3 years of abuse. I dont like passives because theres no amp but I got a light weight Crown XLS1502 to power them up and it weighs only 9 lbs so thats not bad. I never had a client tell me that theres too much high end but I had a client that wanted more bass but I dont own a bass cabinet. Overall they sound good, not spectacular and do the trick for most bands, wedding DJs and PA sound. Also they are cheap enough to ruin and easily buy another one.