VidPro 35 inch Tripod Carrying Case with Strap for Bogen-Manfrotto, Sunpak, Vanguard, Slik, Giottos and Gitzo Tripods

I really lucked out.(1) First I ordered this bag without having any product to put in.It's very well made with both a hand carry handle and shoulder strap. Has a little pocket in front which I haven't used. With a Vidpro logo on the bag. Heavy Duty exterior lined interior, with a decent medium zipper. It's not padded inside but don't need to, I've traveled the world twice with a similar bag without damage to personal belongings. This one looks like winner to last a lifetime.(2) My Manfrotto 190CXPRO4 fits perfectly with about 1" to 1.5" of play on each side. Perfect. Then I added my Slik Mini-pro III Table-top Travel tripod (which has its own case), no problem at all - gets lost in the bag because the tabletop is very small.I was surprised I had room to go -- so I added my Induro Carbon 8X CM25 Monopod. That monopod had 4" to spare (2" on each side). So that was absolutely perfect.Everything fit so nicely I wondered if my 4" Manfrotto 460MG 3D Magnesium Head with RC2 Quick release could find room? I wrapped the Head in a plastic pouch and stuck it in on the leg side of the tripod. To my surprise there was no problem.Everything fit so perfect one couldn't ask for anything better.After I zipped up the bag I took a measurement of play. Squeezing the bag between my fingers about 4" from each end I had 3/4" play (double = 1.5) on the leg side, and 1" (double = 2") on the head side. To me that's a perfect fit. Not too small to force or crunch, and not too loose for unsightly appearance.Great bag for a great price.

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.

I love this bag for my tripod. Easy to carry and I can put extra phone charger and editors just in case I need it..

Disclaimer: I'm not using this bag for a tripod (never owned one in my life).I have a side project with very specific requirements for storage. This bag is the only perfectly sized bag I've found for this purpose, perfect dimensions and shape for my use case (got the 35").Zippers are ok, probably better ones out there but for my use case they zipper just fine.The strap is ok. The handle is great, solid design.

I had my doubts before I purchased this case but like all others I LOVE this product! In fact I just ordered another in the 35" for my Manfrotto legs and head! If you are wondering about the materials its made of; If you have felt or own a Lowepro camera pack the cordura (backpack material) outer layer that these are made of is a near perfect match in weave and thickness, VERY durable material. The inner layer is a slightly thinner and a silkier nylon (still durable and heavy weight for the inside)and there is also a thin layer of 1/8" foam padding sewn between the two layers. There is two hand handles and a shoulder strap that are all sewn on. NO the shoulder strap does not remove... it is sewn on. I like it that way but I did wonder before using. The straps are heavy duty nylon and all sewn seems are tight. The zipper is small in comparison to the other materials but it seems sufficient. Very roomy on the inside but your not going to get a "Manfrotto 322RC2 head" in there on its side so make sure you measure and get the larger 35" (you will find it here on amazon) if you have the above or larger ball head and 22" or larger legs when folded. I use this 27" size for my video tripod which is a little smaller combo it is a "Dolica AX620B100" legs and a big "Davis & Sanford V12 Fluid Head" its a perfect match and fit for this case. FYI: Great budget performance combo for light to med video cam " I have a canon HF100 on there and the head seems like an overkill until you use it and its sooooo smooth it makes all my videos turn out very professional. Highly recommend! Hope that all helps ;)

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 carrying case is great for storing & transporting collapsible display banners. Although it too deep to carry 2 of my hockey teams banners in the same case, it was easy to get some of material shortened from a seamstress. This is the 3rd Vidpro carrying case that I’ve bought. Can’t beat the quality & price.

I purchased two of these because the boxes for my two Expo jumbo aluminum telescoping easels were falling apart, and I needed a not-too-expensive storage and transport container that would fare better than cardboard.Turns out, I could have fit them both in one! Very roomy, sturdy zipper, seems made to last from a pretty tough fabric (maybe Cordura?). Full-length zipper makes loading and unloading a breeze (especially compared to my old end-load cardboard boxes 😂). Lightly padded, which is good for both the objects inside and the humans outside.I am keeping them both -- I can see them coming in handy for carrying all sorts of awkward oblong items. They look great and work well!

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.