Cordless Vacuum 15 Lbs Black Yellow Target

Everything I thought it would be. Really like the yellow. Makes much easier to home in on the target.

The Epson Y - ( Yellow ) cartridge contains Yellow Ink. It is, lets say... when compared to Black, intensely yellow. The ink scientists at Epson have hit this one out of the ballpark... Well done ! Keep up the good work !

Very well made. I made my own 5 lbs., 10 lbs., and 15 lbs. sand bags with this kit.

These Trijicon night sites are very bright at night. I feel very confident on target acquisition at night. In my opinion if you use a pistol for home defense, night sights are a must. I did find out that the orange version only had a five year warranty while the yellow version had a 12 year warranty. I went yellow and they look great. The large yellow sight allows for very fast target pickup during the day too. Expect to have these sights installed by a gunsmith. I paid $ install fee here in DFW which took the gunsmith approx 10 minutes while I waited. I also found that B&H the most dependable sending the product I ordered. Thank you B&H!

Black is fine. If l put document on cell to print because l CANNOT GET YELLOW AND BLUE I page comes out pink and black rather than just black. Not good!!!!!

Well made The yellow padding is thicker than the original black one. Confortable.

Smooth bearings on the wheels and better sonstuction than the yellow/black carts.

This is my favorite Boa Bag. The Baby Bag is 5 lbs, which you'd think is too light to do anything, but it's perfect for small stands. There are MANY times that a standard (15 lbs) bag is WAY more than you need, but you do need SOMETHING for most stands... for safety. This little bag gives you that extra measure of safety on small stands with a modest load. There are other uses for any of the Boa Bags which may not be obvious until you get to know your kit. I've impressed people on set by using a Boa for quick problem solving... such as keeping a door open on a slick floor, where a standard sand bag, even at 15 lbs, slides under the weight of the door, you can put the strip of the Boa, rubber side down, under the door and even the little 5 pounder holds it. This is also a great size/weight to balance a long boom... There are many uses for ALL the Boa Bags, which go beyond the simple dead weight purpose of other bags. A Boa can still do everything a normal bag does so it's a no-brainer. I have tons of these... most of my sand bags are Boa. I like all sizes, but in order of 5, 10, 15... the 15 is my least favorite Boa, because for MOST purposes (at that weight) I use it like any other bag. The 10 and 5 lend themselves to more creativity. BTW... B&H is HANDS DOWN the place to get these... with free shipping B&H is the only place I'd consider buying ANY sand bags. Seriously. Thank you B&H. I don't know how you can ship these for free, but you'll notice I've ordered other items when I've ordered these bags, that's an honest thank you from me to you.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

I needed a boom arm that was strong enough to handle what I had, plus have room to grow with my needs. If you need a boom that will hold a 6 LBS studio strobe plus a softbox, this is the boom arm for you. I use a Novatron strobe with a Westcott 43 Octo Softbox attached with a 15 LBS sandbag on the other end, and it is solid. I use the Kupo 40 Master C stand to suport the boom arm and this rig isn't going anywhere. The boom arm attaches to the light stand via the 5/8 mounting stud. For stability puposes, you could use a sandbag on the stands base as well. With a drop down pin attached on the end, I can hang my light upside down so that it does not swing left or right. Combined with a stobe, drop down pin, and a softbox, I am suporting about 10 LBS. That is well with in the 15 LBS weight limit of this amazing boom arm, with room to grow as a photographer. No chance of out growing this piece of equipment any time soon. This set up will be heavy, but if stabilty is your goal, then you will have to embrace the weight.