Counter Depth Refrigerator Dimensions In Inches

Can't wait to use this but concerned about airline restrictions on dimensions. This is measuring 66 inches and total and most airlines have a 62 inch limit. Has anyone ever been charged for oversized baggage with this luggage?

This is my second Sirui head/legs combo. The first traveled as far as Colorado and Hungary and still worked fine despite eight years worth of bumps and scratches. I lost it on a hike and had to replace it. The 2020 model is similar to the 2012 model and is just as good. Very sturdy when open and very compact when shut -- it travels well and holds the camera well. I give it five stars because it is well made and perfectly suited to its function. Some caveats that may influence your decision: Stated dimensions on the B&H website are 12 inches folded length and 2 pounds weight. The one I got is a hair under 13 inches and is 2 pounds 5.6 ounces (without the QR plate). Also, the photo shows foam insulation on all three legs, but the one I got has foam on just two legs. Finally, you need to give the head a final strong twist to lock it onto the stem or else it will spin around at the wrong time. That I don't like. But the head holds once it's on there firmly. The unit advertised is a T-005SK. The one shipped to me was a T-005US. Perhaps that accounts for the missing foam and different dimensions.

Exterior dimensions are about 1-3 inches under the carry-on luggage rules for flying, depending on airline. My contents = Canon 5D mkii, 70-200mm zoom, 24-105 zoom, 580EX flash, filters (Cokin system), spare batts & cards plus cleaning gear. Dividers allow for all sorts of useful combinations of pockets. All comes to exactly 10kg, which is also the carry-on limit for many airlines. Highly recommended. B&H price is around half the local price too.

I have two of these and the dimensions are 5 x 3 x .6 inches. The size is larger than a dedicated USB 3.0 drive; but, I like that I can download in the field using USB 3.0 (or FW800 with a Thunderbolt adapter) and then copy directly to my MacPro using FW800. I've used these in the field with a 2009 MBP and tested them with my 2012 11 Macbook Air. On the Air, read/write speeds on both ports takes less than a minute for 5 GB's of raw 1D Mark IV files.

The dimensions allow this to go by air as checked luggage. Dimensions for airline consideration are 18 x 24 x 32. This is a total of 74 linear inches -- this is technically oversize (United Airlines will accept items up to 115 linear inches, but charges an extra fee for anything over 62 linear inches), but at least it can accompany as checked luggage. I removed the extendable handle to save weight - this reduced the case weight by 4 pounds, which I needed to do to get my equipment plus case weight under 100 pounds (the limit that United will accept).

our refrigerator is covered with them!

The dimensions match my receiver pretty well - width exactly, depth about an inch longer than receiver; though, if I had my way, the front corners would not be rounded. The adjustability of temperature response is nice. So glad that the display an be turned off.

Depth of the bag works well for a G7 X mark ii, but the other dimensions are a little bit too large for a snug fit. Other than the lose fit, construction and materials are very nice. And I like that they belt loop includes snaps and Velcro for a secure connection.

What sets this small case apart is its depth dimension which allows it to hold more, about 2 inches more depth than similar cases.� There are no other compact professional cases I've found that have this case's depth dimension.

Using for larger portrait shots of family and also landscapes. Focus depth from very close- 6 inches to landscapes