samdew 30'' Tripod Travel Bag, Photo Studio Equipment Case with Secure Buckles & Lens Storage Pocket, Large Photography Organizer for Light Stand, Monopod, Mic Stand, Camcorder, up to 30", Bag Only

These bags worked well for me. A bag can hold 2 Westcott lights and the tripods for them plus all the additional elements like batteries/chargers, etc.. Great for taking on location.

A big honkin' camera bag that fits several tripods, lights, wires, and of course cameras. Whether you take a lot of pics and vids in a lot of different places and have to haul it around, or just want somewhere to store your stuff at home, this will more than do for amateurs.

Personally I love camera bags for their content safety and for modular camera gear backing designs, not necessarily for travel, but just a nice way to keep my gear clean, safe and organized. This tripod bag is no different. Great cushioning, a center divider to separate tripods and light equipment, a basic pocket for a lens, and pockets. There are two large pockets on the inner cover, and the outer front pouch has two smaller pockets. For me as a storage/organizing bag, it carrys my 3 tripods, all my different pod lights, lav mics, dtap power cables, and other misc. camera equipment that I don't typically use on every shoot. I can see this used for travel, but it isn't the most rigid, so storing in the overhead is gonna feel like putting up a, for a lack of better words, big spongy rectangular bag. Overall it does what it needs to, and as long as it isn't checked under the plane, it does make for a good travel bag.

This bag is well constructed and thick fabric! The pockets and sections are smartly designed. It holds everything I need and the strap is comfortable.

Exactly what I needed and hoped for plus more than I expected. Very happy with this. Highly recommend.

This item is probably intended for the photo crew going out on location far off the beaten path to capture that other-worldly photo environment to frame the supermodel for a swimsuit edition of some sports magazine. That of course is not its only use - the point being that, the aforementioned scene would require quite a bit more gear than just a tripod; there would also be lighting, reflectors, power supplies.... This bag is large enough to carry many of those items...simultaneously.The good: This bag has the potential to carry a veritable studio to the location. It features a divider to prevent finely finished photo gear from impacting/abrading against one another. It also features ample zipper liners and pouches to stow cables etc.I have a pair of studio lights (in fact they were used for the photos of this product) that provide great scene lighting and pack away fairly compactly. They both fit into this bag with a TON of space left over. It is built for SUPER duty out of heavy-grade materials and features numerous strategies for transporting it (shoulder strap, handles...). It features string pulls for the zippersNothing really to improve, so this will be caveats: It is listed as a tripod bag. It will hold a number of tripods. If you have only one tripod to take to a site, on vacation, or wherever - this bag is likely overkill. Also, the tripods want to be fairly "girthy"; the tie-down straps may leave smaller equipment floating a tad. Unless you are also packing for a week of on-location work - this bag could also double as a travel duffel. The seller does not list a maximum weight capacity, but if one were transporting longer gear pieces then those would tend to hold it longitudinally rigid. Still, production gear gets heavy with even just a few pieces.The bottom line: This would be great for organization of equipment, especially if one were outfitting production trucks and the like. Light stands and associated lights, power supplies, cables, clamps.... in one container labelled "lighting", and similarly, one for sound, one for camera gear.... The photo with the guitar is for size referencing (a guitar probably won't fit). These are likely sized beyond the casual photographer.

The straps to hold things are super hard to adjust. I thought it would be stronger and not so flimsy. But I’ll keep it

This bag is nice, but before ordering I would measure your light stands. It does not hold my sturdy stands which are 33.5in collapsed, however it does hold some of the light weight ones as well as a reflector holder and some other accessories.The build quality seems strong, and so far so good.It is all-fabric construction and does not have wheels, so I hesitate to load it to capacity with stands and other heavy equipment because even if the bag holds up, it may be too heavy to carry comfortably.I plan on using it for some smaller modifiers.Having said that, if there were a version of this bag that were 4" longer, I would be very interested.