VidPro TC-45 Tripod Carrying Case - Heavy Duty Nylon Bag with Shoulder Straps and Handles - Compact Case with Full Length Zippered Closure Plus External Pocket Fits Tripod with Head up to 45 Inches

Bought the 35” padded version as a carry bag for a BOG Deathgrip shooting tripod and the tripod fits very well. The BOG carry bag is $40, this bag is $17 and some change (you do the math). One caveat with the Deathgrip…I place the fully collapsed Deathgrip (just shy of 32” in length) in the bag with padded leg up and the front of the clamp head straight up as well. This orientation puts the widest area of the clamping head (the two crank handles, one on either side) front and rear in the bag. You just need to help the zipper slightly get over that width then it zips up normal the last 5”-6”. Previous reviews from a few yrs ago, some stated the Deathgrip would fit, some said it wouldn’t…I’m here to tell ya now, it fits and fits well. It’s also a better carry bag than the factory carry bag I received with a SLIK PRO 700DXQ AMT tripod purchase back in 2020 that sports a Celestron Regal M2 100ED, 5lb plus/23” long spotting scope. One caveat if you buy this bag for the SLIK PRO 700DXQ AMT tripod (approx 31 1/2” fully collapsed), unthread the pan and tilt handles and put them in the zippered exterior pouch, and the 700DXQ fits perfect. This bag is a true 35” interior space length-wise, so with both examples above, there’s still approx 4” of bag you can add other things if needed. Of course you have quite a bit of room parallel with the collapsed legs of either tripod mentioned above, to carry things as well. Buy the 35” if you need a good bag for the things I’ve mentioned above by dimension length. Albeit it does not have an adjustable buckle shoulder strap, I can live with that for an almost 60% reduction in price compared to what BOG wants for their bag. This is a good padded bag for the purpose I bought it for…well worth the little money spent!

The Vidpro TC-35 Padded Tripod Case is definitely a budget offering but gets the job done: holds my medium sized Manfrotto light stands (1052 & 1051), two smaller LimoStudio stands and PBL cross bar, plus a few odds and ends. I occasionally carry it to gigs but it's primarily a light duty bag for storage and organization. It's spec'd with Cordura fabric but the interior padding is very thin (couple millimeters). So protection from minor bumps and scrapes but don't plan on checking it at the airport. My Manfrotto 055 tripod and 054 ball head also fit fine. However, the same tripod with Manfrotto 502 video head barely squeezes in if I remove the panning arm. If I leave the panning arm attached, but angled downwards, the bag is too narrow and will not zip closed. The sewing and light duty plastic zipper appear to be decent quality but only time will tell on those items. The strap and handle are thin and lack pads. I added a Timbuk2 strap pad I had laying around and it helped a lot when fully loaded. For fewer Shekels more than a BigMac meal for two, this bag is a bargain.

Used to stow a XL collapsible dog bed for camping trips. Works perfectly. Happy dogs. Happy dad.

I bought this case for my husband to transport his catheters and BZK cleansing wipes. He has nerve damage to his L4/L5 that eventually caused his bladder to quit working and retain urine. He now has to self-catheterize four times daily. I looked everywhere for a case he could use to carry his supplies and found nothing. This case does the job and is discreet. We keep it in the car for emergencies or when we get delayed and he can’t get home. It is long enough to hold several 16” Hydrophilic intermittent catheters without bending them, along with some cleansing wipes and BZK antiseptic wipes.

I needed a cheap bag for my cheap microphone stands and this turned out to be perfect. I have 4 sub $20 mic stands that collapse down to about 31" length. I was originally going to buy two of these 35" bags, but figured I would see if they would fit in one. It is definitely a tight squeeze, but they do all four fit, and this bag has both handles and a shoulder strap. No complaints for twelve bucks. Pros: Low cost No obvious design or manufacturing flaws Good amount of space - length as advertised Materials are fine for a twelve dollar bag Cons: Not really any padding, so I will have to be careful and not throw this bag around the trunk Zipper does not feel great, but it works and seems appropriate for this price point I just got the bag a couple of days ago and haven't traveled with it, so I can't speak to durability at all. Also, with no padding, I'm probably tempting fate to have all four mic stands in the bag banging against one another, and pressing up against the outside of the bag. I almost bought a different bag with two padded internal sleeves, but it was twice the price, would only hold three of the stands, and I'm not that rough on my equipment.

This is exactly what i need to transport a tube 4 “ dia x 40 “ OAL. My tube that holds 3 kites is awkward because it has no handle. Now i have a carry bag with a handle and a strap. i plan to fly airlines with this and this will simplify my trip. It even has a zipper side pocket. prob add an extra ID In there.

Despite what the ads will have you believe, long-time professional photographers aren't really into carry bags and cases. When you shoot for a living you don't have time to hassle with such things, the only time my gear is packed up is when I travel, and then it's in solid secure anvil cases, not fancy nylon bags. Weather protection isn't that much of an issue because it's out job to shoot out in the weather. But that's not a hard no. For example I have a nice little Manfrotto light duty tripod that I like to have with me and those things cost a fortune. I feel I'm paying that price for them to be able to take the nicks and scrapes of life but yet why not try to prolong its life. A bag like this comes in great for that and through the warehouse deals I snagged it for eight bucks. So why not? HEAVY DUTY BUT NOT HEAVY This thing came folded in three and it was so lightweight I thought they made a mistake, but no it's actually made of a very heavy canvas-like material with a satin-like interior so my tripod slips in and out easily. The zipped is solid industrial weight and slides easily. There is a large side pocket that can always come in handy. There are two web carry handles and a longer web shoulder strap. It only weighs a few ounces but it is just the right amount of protection. PROS AND CONS All of the above are pros. The cons are more like suggestions, not issues. For example while I don't believe a tripod case has to be padded I would have liked to see some at either end, not as much for protection of the tripod (although you never want to bang around a precision tripod head too much) but so the case doesn't rip when the tripod slides from end to end. The other minor suggestion is that the web handles are adequate and having s shoulder strap can be useful for some people, I would like the shoulder strap removable. I never use it and it gets in the way so I may just cut it off. YES NO MAYBE At the price it was no contest but even at full price I have found this company to always outshine similar brands. There are fancy pretentioous cases and cheap thin nylon ones. This one is just right.

I have been using these to carry microphone stands out to music gigs. We pack 3-4 folding boom stands per bag with ease. I decided it was easier to transport and load in several smaller, lighter bags than one huge heavy pole bag. When we are doing a smaller show, we only have to pull out one or two bags, not a huge case. Also, it is easier for me to fit several smaller bags into our vehicle when packing our gear. The overall length of the bags is a couple inches longer than some others listed for sale, and I think that also has made a big difference, putting less stress on the seams. I purchased these some time ago and waited to post a review, to give it an honest, real world test. We don't abuse our equipment, but we do use it a lot. I have seen other brands of bags for poles and stands start to rip and tear within a short period of time or have the zippers break apart. So far, these have been very good and I feel comfortable recommending them to you. I hope this review has been helpful!

fits my Manfrotto 190 CX3 and Benro B1 just right.

Chegou bem embalada. É bem acolchoada e material é ótimo. Alças são ok, como não vou levar nada muito pesado, vai aguentar bem.

Suited my needs. Decent quality. Certainly if you need a sturdier case or bag you can pay much more. For storage at home and occasional travel these were great.

Easy to carry

Excellent carrying case for the price. The first one I ordered never showed up so I ordered another one - glad that this one arrived.