👜 Neewer Heavy Duty Photographic Sandbag: Essential Set of 4 for Light Stands, Boom Stand, and Tripod Stability Review

The Neewer Photographic Sandbag Studio Stands were highly disappointing. Based on our own experience, they're not sturdy enough to hold a studio light, let alone a heavier camera. The worst part is that the height adjustment mechanism was stuck on one stand, making it practically useless.

I use them to hold my patio furniture and sun loungers so I don't have to carry them all inside when a storm hits. I was able to fill them with sand with no problem, the tunnel helps. The saddlebags hold the weight very well. The fabric is thick and sewn well. No cracks or breaks or leaks. Thanks to the handles, I can easily transport them from my garage to the patio, which is on the other side of my house. I can wear them back and forth without making a mess. The fabric is also waterproof so I

We live in a very windy area of Arizona and used sandbags to weigh down our patio furniture from downwind. These sandbags not only leaked over time, but were also very unsightly. I found these bags at Revain and they are perfect for weighing our patio furniture down. In two sacks each, they hold as much sand as a fire brigade sandbag (half full). They're made from durable canvas with a double zip closure to keep them from leaking and a handle that makes them very easy to hang from a pole on the