Vanguard SB 100 Stone Bag Review

Hooray! Why didn't I buy this year? Hoping to minimize the need for interknee lenses, which I was so good at. It's like having another hand, what a treat! I put my lenses, caps, spare batteries and lip balm in during weddings, it's really nice to have (essentially a coffee table attached to a tripod!). If only it could also go well with my coffee! lololol.

Be very careful how much weight you put in this thing and for how long. I thought it was a great idea until I realized it started bending my tripod. Ideally you want something that hangs from the center of the tripod, not from the tripod legs. It still works. You just can't put much weight in it (depending on your tripod).

I need a rock bag for my Gitzo Mountaineer tripod. My Gitzo is a lightweight tripod with a center column. I wanted a rock bag that would work with the center column down in strong winds. As you can see from the photos, you have enough space between the center column and the rock bag to add a rock or mechanism to stabilize the tripod. In the second photo, the tripod is stacked with a Rockbag attached, which I like.

This is a good size to use on a variety of tripods. The materials used and the overall construction are top notch. A disadvantage is that the tripod leg is attached with Velcro. There are two problems with Velco. First, he collects things that come into contact with him. Second, it limits the weight that can be safely placed on that apron and is expected to hold. On the plus side, the Velcro allows for quick attachment and removal from the tripod. Suitable for lightweight items such as lens…

This is one of those things I never knew I needed until I got it. Now I always keep it on a tripod. The tripod can even be folded without removing the bag. It's well made and lightweight. My goal was to have a place to set things up when I go out for astrophotography at night. The tripod bag is incredibly handy for my intervalometer, lens cap, battery, etc. I even put my lens in it when needed. The only thing you need to avoid tripping over the tripod and knocking things out. bags. In any case,

I was really impressed with how well this works to keep my lightweight tripod from shaking too much. You can throw a few rocks at it, but I wouldn't put too much weight on it as it starts to pull on the tripod's legs a lot. Velcro works very well to wrap around tripod legs. If you put the straps on the top of the tripod size, it will hold better, otherwise it will slide down. It can also be used as a small pouch for your phone or accessories when you are in the same place for a long time. I use

I was really impressed with how well this works to keep my lightweight tripod from wobbling too much. You can throw a few rocks at it, but I wouldn't put too much weight on it as it starts to pull on the tripod's legs a lot. Velcro works very well to wrap around tripod legs. If you put the straps on the top of the tripod size, it will hold better, otherwise it will slide down. It can also be used as a small pouch for your phone or accessories when you are in the same place for a long time. I…

I've had this for three months now and use it with my telescope to hold power cords, cameras and parts when using my telescope for observing or astrophotography. The straps are adjustable according to the span of the tripod legs. Protects everything from grass dew, dirt and insects. I put a few pounds in my pocket with no problem. I made 1 change. The velcro straps are a bit short for the 2" tripod legs, they are enough, but that's not enough for me. So I bought VELCRO Brand ONE-WRAP tape, 1" x

An easy way to add weights to your tripod to stabilize your shots. Fastens with three Velcro straps - one for each leg. It's a bit awkward to use as the velcro straps slide down to the lock that attaches the extended top leg to my Benro Carbon tripod. A little uncomfortable design because you can't put it on and take it off easily depending on the situation. I leave it in place and it worries that it will get caught in bushes when walking with a tripod in the field. Despite this shortcoming…