Photoflex Transpac Dual Light Kit Ridget Soft Case with Wheels, 46x10.5x10.5"

2022-03-10T07:18:49

It's bis and can carry a bunch of stuff

DON C.

2021-04-02T08:36:58

Perfect size for studio lights and accessories. Still room for a couple of small light stands.

GREG A.

2019-03-20T11:30:03

I love this bag. For a couple years I've been struggling with a system for being mobile with my strobes, stands and modifiers. This bag has been a perfect fix for it.I have two of these and I use them for my stands and modifiers, I kept my strobes in Pelican type cases.In each bag I'm able to fit a 60" octabox, 16x48 strip, Glow reflector panel, 60" umbrella, three regular-ish stands and one small stand. The bag zips up easily, I could cram more if I wanted to.All this gear does make for a heavy bag, but I'm able to carry it up and down a staircase... just not my favorite part. Even with that it beats making multiple trips.I have only used it for a couple months at this point, I see no signs on why it will not last long.

Graham W.

2018-12-12T02:28:22

Very happy with this product. Two heavy c stands, 2 lights, equipment and still room. The wheels made it moveable because it was very, very heavy!

Lisa R.

2018-06-22T12:49:18

i was at the point where I found myself needing to go to local shoots with most of my gear. And while I was at it, I needed a neat place to store everything at home. This was recommended to me, and it's not bad. On the plus side, there's a lot of room here. I have two AD600s, and external heads, a bunch of tripods and two big softboxes, plus odds and ends. The case is sturdy, and stores upright and out of the way. Cons: With this much stuff, it's not that easy to get up and down stairs. It could use some pockets, rather than the (conveniently adjustable) padded shelves. As noted elsewhere, the zipper seems like it might fail eventually. But no problems so far. You can event get your c-stand poles in here, but I decided I didn't want them bumping against my expensive lights. It's not cheap. There is a smaller version of this, and there are knock-offs that might be enough for you. But I like this one.

Adam S.

2017-03-10T08:30:27

The design of this case is just what I need. It needs to get through doors easily and so taller is better than wider for me. I also needed something that can carry 2 photogenic lights and 2 quantum lights with batteries, reflectors, 3 softboxes, and 2 13 foot light stands. I also have a bag with my pocket wizards in there, and in the lid I have my diffusion fabrics and gels. The zippers are stiff and worry me a little. Time will tell. I am curious about how durable it is going to be. I have been using Pelican cases which have been too bulky, but are very sturdy! Construction appears to be good, but not great. It does look like it will do the job

Charles W.

2016-05-07T00:01:48

I was able to get 4 mono lights, 3 stands and 5 soft boxes in the case along with wires and Pocket Wizards. I was surprised at how much it holds and pleased that the stiff structured sides seemed strong. The zippers a re thick and seem to be heavy duty. It was also nice that the precision skate style wheels matched the interior color of the case.

Michael M.

2014-11-15T19:00:00

I have this case for a few months already and use it to carry 3 heavy duty 13' light stands and 60" and 7' umbrellas.This case is durable and wheels smoothly. It is pretty big and bulky, but that is the nature of this large case, obviously. I also have the single transpac case in which I carry 4 Einstein lights and battery packs. This line of Photoflex cases are durable and priced well - in short - they are fantastic!

CLB

2012-04-22T21:00:00

Used for small Video DSLR lighting setup, including 4-8' Stacker stands, 3-Tota Lights, 2-Omni Lights w/ BDs, 1-Pro Light w/ BD, Spare Bulbs Case, Grip/Gaffer Kit (essential clips, clamps, studs), Manfrotto 501HD fluid head, Giottto tripod, Marshall 7" Monitor w/ clamping extension arm, 4-25' ext cords + all 6 Tung. lamp cables, 2-60" umbrellas (silver & white), 2-32" white shoot-through umbrellas, complete 8"x11" Gel/Filter kit, and w/ room to spare, weighing in at 80lbs, no problems except lifting it ; ).

Joe B.

2012-02-05T19:00:00

This is a great 'around town' equipment case for my small-set DSLR video work. Very well thought out, adaptable, strong yet light, and roomy enough for my medium tripod w/ 501 fluid head, (4) 8' stacker stands, small boom, 3 umbrellas (sm, med & lg), 5 tungsten lights (2 Omni, 2 Tota, 1 iPro), spare bulbs, Marshall 7" monitor w/ batteries & cables, Rhode mic case, (4) 25' dropcords, and misc small clamps, gels, Cinefoil, Gaffer tape, reflectors/fabrics, batteries, etc.. Only this Transpac Dual and my camera bag are needed for most small video shoots w/ lighting gear. In fact I liked it so much, I also bought the smaller 34" Transpac Single model for my 'available light' video work. In this case, even my DSLR bag rides inside, making only this one rolling case necessary for equipment transport. Life is better when you can organize and simplify!

Joe B.

2010-05-31T21:00:00

you pay for. Yes, the case is a little pricey, but it's fantastic for what it's designed for. The bright red interior helps to make sure I can find what I'm looking for immediately. The modifier bank on the top is excellent. I have a large octa, two umbrellas and a medium softbox in it, all with no problems. The outside is sturdy and the wheels don't feel cheep. The ONLY thing I would change is the divider that runs the length of the case to seperate light stands only comes about 3/4 up the case. I wish it came all the way to the top.

Rock

2010-02-09T19:00:00

I use this case to hold everthing I need for a photo shoot, except my backgrounds. It holds three lights and stands, camera, and all my cords. plenty of room and very protective, very solid and strong, only question is the zipper. seems somewhat flimsy, although I have not had a problem with it. I have used this case for about 6 months and it is holding up very well.

Dan