📸 Optimized Tripod Stone Bag by Guerrilla Painter Review

I bought this larger one to hold my phone and frisket etc like a second shelf for painting outside and I think it's quite large. Of course it could be bigger, but it's a very decent size.

Tried to put on an old tripod but there was no way to attach the brackets. This would probably be great for most new tripods with telescopic legs.

It unfortunately only works with camera tripods. Mine is too wide and the straps don't reach. It also has a small area. This can work well for those who need to juxtapose small things, but there are other options that are generally more useful.

The rivets that connect the straps to the bag are set so deep that they take up more than half of the space in the bag. Looks like whoever picked it up didn't know what they were doing. I guess I need to remove the rivets and get it right. Bought two. Both were the same. Not worth the money.

Good size and shape for holding bulky ballast (like rocks) or keeping a backpack from getting dirty under a three-legged easel. But barely deep enough to hold a 24 ounce water bottle. It would be more comfortable if it had some sort of snap button for easy positioning and removal, but it would slip down the legs and its adjustable straps keep it in place when the legs are spread; it then folds up so compactly that it does not have to be removed from the easel when the easel is folded again.

The goods arrived quickly. Also fits on my Manfrotto MT190CXPRO4 when closed, but as I said it is small. My goal was to put heavy items in a bag to add weight and secure the tripod. Because of the size, a medium sized stone will do or can be used instead for convenient storage of several small items. I suggest taking a larger bag to allow for more flexibility of use. If you want small it's 5, for what I need it's 3.