Review: Manfrotto Pro Light Tough Tripod Bag for Manfrotto Tough Hard Cases
Review: The Manfrotto Pro Lightweight Tough Reloader Tripod Bag is specifically designed to fit in a tough case, and features four metal points that attach it to your Manfrotto Tough case and expand its storage capacity in a modular way. The length, ranging from 31 to 36 inches, allows you to fit a variety of tripod sizes, including the Xpro ball head or the 3 side ball heads attached to the Manfrotto Buffer Series 055. The nylon cap is weatherproof. polyester-lined inside protects your fragile equipment. A tripod is needed, but not a hard bag, take the bag out of the bag and grab the side handle or attach the shoulder strap and use it as a separate slim bag.
Features:
- Manfrotto is an exclusive solution for transporting difficult suitcases
- Modular design compatible with all Manfrotto rugged cases
- Extensible design to fit tripods of different sizes
- Special strap for hard case mounting point connection
- Includes shoulder strap for personal use
Quality and comfort: I always carry a tripod or carry it in the side pocket of the backpack with a pickaxe design. It's good, but it can be a little heavy and can get up too much.
I came across the Manfrotto Tough 55 product range and saw that they have this tripod bag. The lead is soft to look at, easy to carry, and works with its 55 hard case .
Not enough for a bag. There is a handle on the front, which makes it very comfortable to carry. The front also has a locking system to keep the folds folded. There are two D-rings at the top and bottom to fasten the rear tires.
As mentioned above, there is a small locking system that keeps the lid closed. All you have to do is roll the ribbon. It all depends on the length of your tripod and the bag will have a small form factor.
When the strap is released, extend the tripod bag and close. This allows you to enter the main tripod compartment to insert the tripod.
Not enough for a bag. There is a handle on the front, which makes it very comfortable to carry. The front also has a locking system to keep the folds folded. There are two D-rings at the top and bottom to fasten the rear tires.
As mentioned above, there is a small locking system that keeps the lid closed. All you have to do is roll the ribbon. It all depends on the length of your tripod and the bag will have a small form factor.
When the strap is released, extend the tripod bag and close. This allows you to enter the main tripod compartment to insert the tripod.
No internal or external pockets. It will be nice if they include a tool, camera plate or other small object.
My Manfrotto 055XPROB03 tripod fits perfectly with a standard Swiss bow ball head. I had to turn the head of the ball a little so that it would not slip around and get stuck in an awkward position.
My Manfrotto 055XPROB03 tripod fits perfectly with a standard Swiss bow ball head. I had to turn the head of the ball a little so that it would not slip around and get stuck in an awkward position.
Unfortunately, if you own a Manfrotto liquid head or any liquid head, this suitcase cannot be fastened due to its large size.
As mentioned, the standing bag has a shoulder strap. It is soft and very comfortable. As mentioned, there are no external or internal pockets. So if you are not using a shoulder strap, you have nowhere to hold it.
As mentioned, the standing bag has a shoulder strap. It is soft and very comfortable. As mentioned, there are no external or internal pockets. So if you are not using a shoulder strap, you have nowhere to hold it.
I like the fact that I can carry a tripod on my back and have my hands free.
I have a Manfroto Tuff 55 hard case and the tripod holder fits very well. I can carry a tripod and equipment with me. I do not need one hand to lift the suitcase and the other to hold the tripod or put it on my shoulder. I can put everything together as if it were a whole.
Conclusion: In general, the Manfroto Pro Lite Tough Reloader Manfroto Pro Lite Tripod Bag should carry a tripod for the hard case. Not only does it protect your tripod, but it also makes it easier to transport.
I have a Manfroto Tuff 55 hard case and the tripod holder fits very well. I can carry a tripod and equipment with me. I do not need one hand to lift the suitcase and the other to hold the tripod or put it on my shoulder. I can put everything together as if it were a whole.
Here's what it looks like with a tripod attached to the Tough 55 hard case. See, I can easily lift the suitcase and tripod with one hand. It allows my arms and body to move freely when needed.
Conclusion: In general, the Manfroto Pro Lite Tough Reloader Manfroto Pro Lite Tripod Bag should carry a tripod for the hard case. Not only does it protect your tripod, but it also makes it easier to transport.
I just wish a small bag or even just a shoulder strap for storing small things is not used when.
