I work off a 4ft folding scaffolding cart with an added top shelf. ❤❤ So I wanted a bag to go from my house to my car to my cart, and on the cart have lots of things organized and pre-built cinema camera.
glad i watched a video this bag is way bigger than i thought 😂 may still grab it for my komodo but it doesnt seem likes its gonna make it more minimal then my pelican
Here’s the truth, it doesn’t matter if it’s 1 bag, or 6 bags, it’s all going to end up weighing the same, so why not have it all in one bag? I love this idea.
Just got my bag and I'm not gonna lie. I really like it. But I took a major lesson from your video, just because it has the space, don't cap out the space. I keep it simple to keep it "light" but it's not hard to get this to being a 40 pound baby.
@@thehuskyunicorn yes, I do. and yes it is heavy. but I guess this is the idea :) I have very similar set-up to yours. BM6kPRO. lately I'm able to pack the most important staff in 2 bags: this one(for camera, rig, mic, monitor, radio's, ff, accessories ect) and peak design travel duffelpack 65l(for lenses, drone, ronin rs2) . besides that I have to carry big sachtler tripod, but Im still proud that I can take all basic shit in one take, by my own, if necessary ...
Sounds like a tight setup. Think I’m getting a rock and roller cart next. I’d love to walk in with one load without trekking back to my vehicle a bunch of times!
@@thehuskyunicorn Big thumbs up for the Rock and Roller and fewer trips to the car. I recommend getting the shelf for it as well, I'll often use that as a platform for my slider. I like how you've configured the Shape bag and I'll likely go that way for my 6k pro.
Thx for the review! Often, I find it that the interior specs stated by the manufacturer does not hold true. Would you say it's tall enough on the inside to have something like a slate or a Macbook pro 16 inch laptop with a little clearance on top?
They are all in the same world, I’m not sponsored, so I don’t really have a brand loyalty. I like some of the features and the build in this one. Maybe I should try the big Cinebags one for my next one so I can see the difference
I work off a 4ft folding scaffolding cart with an added top shelf. ❤❤
So I wanted a bag to go from my house to my car to my cart, and on the cart have lots of things organized and pre-built cinema camera.
Sounds cool
I just got mine for my FS7, I’ll definitely get the Trekpak dividers like yours.
Thanks for the update!
My pleasure. Send me some pictures when it’s done. I’d like to see how you configure it.
glad i watched a video this bag is way bigger than i thought 😂 may still grab it for my komodo but it doesnt seem likes its gonna make it more minimal then my pelican
Yeah, it’s definitely not a carry on!
Here’s the truth, it doesn’t matter if it’s 1 bag, or 6 bags, it’s all going to end up weighing the same, so why not have it all in one bag? I love this idea.
I agree, I just need to get it on my production cart anyways!
Just got my bag and I'm not gonna lie. I really like it. But I took a major lesson from your video, just because it has the space, don't cap out the space. I keep it simple to keep it "light" but it's not hard to get this to being a 40 pound baby.
So true, glad you like it!
I have this bag. Its great. Nice idea with lens in water bottle compartment. Thx!
My pleasure. Do u overpack yours? How heavy is it?
@@thehuskyunicorn yes, I do. and yes it is heavy. but I guess this is the idea :) I have very similar set-up to yours. BM6kPRO. lately I'm able to pack the most important staff in 2 bags: this one(for camera, rig, mic, monitor, radio's, ff, accessories ect) and peak design travel duffelpack 65l(for lenses, drone, ronin rs2) . besides that I have to carry big sachtler tripod, but Im still proud that I can take all basic shit in one take, by my own, if necessary ...
Sounds like a tight setup. Think I’m getting a rock and roller cart next. I’d love to walk in with one load without trekking back to my vehicle a bunch of times!
@@thehuskyunicorn Big thumbs up for the Rock and Roller and fewer trips to the car. I recommend getting the shelf for it as well, I'll often use that as a platform for my slider. I like how you've configured the Shape bag and I'll likely go that way for my 6k pro.
Thx for the review!
Often, I find it that the interior specs stated by the manufacturer does not hold true. Would you say it's tall enough on the inside to have something like a slate or a Macbook pro 16 inch laptop with a little clearance on top?
Yes, I think so. My slate fits inside
Looks pretty much the same as the Porta Brace Production bag or the Cinebags Production bag.
They are all in the same world, I’m not sponsored, so I don’t really have a brand loyalty. I like some of the features and the build in this one. Maybe I should try the big Cinebags one for my next one so I can see the difference
@@thehuskyunicorn I'm kinda crazy with camera bags. I have too many! Yeah, they all look at each others design I'm sure.
What are you using now?
I also did a review of this bag, which I’m also pretty happy with. czcams.com/video/rpFu4otAHYc/video.html
@@thehuskyunicorn I am using a Porta Brace hard case.