Binding Roller Or Heavy Divider

Best roller out there. It's very well balanced and heavy duty. I use for monitors. These will last a lifetime.

Man this roller stand is awesome! It's heavy tho... so get out your workout gear.

Love the roller bag to backpack conversion. It is heavy but I know my gear is protected. Love the versatility.

Simply does what it's supposed to do without binding.

Binding is great - no problems with pictures coming out or binding coming loose - have been using these for years and won’t be switching anytime soon!

I purchased this Pro Light Reloader Air 55 especially for a very short work trip to Madrid. I have many Pelican roller cases; but, I wanted something that does not scream "equipment!" The case held 3 Sony A7SIII cameras, a 24-70mm, a Small Voitlander 40mm, 2x 85mm (Sigma f1.4 and Canon f1.8), bunch of accessories and 9 batteries, and cables. I also carried a Cinebag LensSmuggler shoulder bag for my laptop a Canon 70-200mm lens and my change of clothes. Overall the Manfrotto was great. It has heavy padding and dividers and it's roller was smooth. With all the content, the roller case was quite heavy. I placed the Lens Smuggler should bag on it and rolled along the airport. This was when I thought maybe I should have purchased a roller bag with 4 sets of wheels and it could roll upright. With the shoulder bag on top, the overall set up was heavy to pull along. But, I'm very satisfied with the purchase and functionality. I give it 5 stars!

This is a heavy duty pro level roller stand for studio use. Good workmanship and durability. This will hold just about any light unit you own up to and including a Mole 4K softlight. Don't plan on taking this on location unless you have an assistant or a movie grip truck to transport it.

I have several Kupo stands (Kupo Low Mighty Baby Stands, Kupo High Roller Stands and several Kupo Junior Boom Stands) and I needed this particular size for medium height jobs. This stand like all the other Kupo stands is high quality and a rock solid build. The combo head make this stand very flexible for using in any situation. Also, the levelling-leg is invaluable feature. This stand is not too heavy to carry around for location shoots but heavy enough not to get blow over by wind especially if you add a couple of sand bags.

Got these wheels for the Kupo high roller with crank which is very heavy and sturdy. They work very well.

This is the third time I have purchased this case for my ever growing lighting kit. This is a no frills case with no small compartments for any small grip. What it does have is Velcro dividers that are great for making the roller have compartments that are exactly the size you need. The wheels hold up to my heavy use and abuse. Of the three rollers I have had issues with one of the zippers breaking after 6 years of heavy usage. This is a very large roller, make sure you take that into consideration when purchasing. The roller is light weight but when fully loaded it can get very heavy. My main roller has 5 Alien Bee heads, two sets of grids, power cables, 7 reflector cones, three 18' light stands and one 9' light stand. I also this in a few rolls of tape and two Magic Arms with clamps and a few umbrellas. It gets very heavy fully loaded but I have had no issues with the rollers.