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Manfrotto Bag Tripod Reloader Tough
Manfrotto Bag Tripod Reloader Tough is an exclusively designed solution compatible with all Manfrotto PRO Light Tough hard cases: through 4 (or 6 depending on the model of Tough cases) conveniently placed metal pins positioned on the front panel of the Manfrotto Tough cases, this Tough Tripod bag can be easily connected through a heavy duty and durable adjustable strap system to enhance gear portability.
The Manfrotto Bag Tripod Reloader Tough fits a variety of sizes of tripod thanks to its special expandable and adaptable design. From travel size tripods such as Manfrotto Befree range up to professional tripods such as 055 series with XPRO ball head or XPRO 3-way head attached. This tripod bag can also be used as a stand-alone carrying solution with the use of the included shoulder strap and the durable front handle.
The PRO Light Tough Tripod Bag is made up of treated fabric to be moisture and water repellant.
Features
Water Repellant
A specially applied coating to the fabric which keeps resistant to moisture
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Product Overview
Manfrotto Bag Tripod Reloader Tough is an exclusively designed solution compatible with all Manfrotto PRO Light Tough hard cases: through 4 (or 6 depending on the model of Tough cases) conveniently placed metal pins positioned on the front panel of the Manfrotto Tough cases, this Tough Tripod bag can be easily connected through a heavy duty and durable adjustable strap system to enhance gear portability.
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