Fulton Executive Desk

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

Great business tool and executive tab

The Very right tech bag for all executive on the move daily!

Got this 14L Fulton because it fits most airlines personal item size. Carried a Sony A74 with a kit lens and a 70-180 lens. Had room for a couple more but for running around in NYC this was enough, although I wish I'd brought the macro lens. 25 oz Jeti on the tripod pocket fit awesome and we put some food and a couple of jackets on top. I did not appreciate how much I'd like the secret access to the camera, felt very safe. Only knock (small one) is the roll-top. It needs a metal bar across to better seal the top. I'm going to get the black cammo next, for the waterproofing. Thinking about trying the 16L. But I don't need more camera space, I want more space up top.

I love my Tenba Fulton v2 10L but when I switched to the Canon R10 and got a new set of lenses, I quickly outgrew the Fulton 10L. I needed a new camera backpack and had leaned toward the Tenba Axis 20L - which is clearly a super duper camera backpack - but for what I do, I really didn't need one that extraordinary. So it was easy to decide to go two sizes up and get the Fulton v2 16L. I instantly knew what to expect and how to set it up. I had all the space and inserts I needed to store all my lenses (and one lens adapter). In addition, I have room to grow with this one with space for two more future lenses. There also is excellent space in the back portion of the backpack that will hold a sizable computer (or iPad), among other key accessories like chargers, SSD devices, among other gear. I am not one to complain about the top storage section. In fact, I love it. I like that it is easily securable and serves for the pack's extension to carry other things (like a small gimbal, snacks, a jacket, etc). At this time, I use it for my gaffer tape, DJI gimbal, DJI wireless mic, among a few other small things). Some make not like the clip that secures the top section, but I like it as it makes the section quick to open and had no problem with it on the hike. I will say that there is one seeming imperfection on this pack that has to do with the travel strap to attach to a suitcase handle. I tested it on my large suitcase and strap is level with the handle of my extender. That means I have to hold the strap and handle at the same time when I walk through and airport. This is in no way a deal breaker but people need to be aware of it before they purchase because, for some, it could be a deal breaker. Well, it's a terrific backpack! Very comfortable straps! Perfect for the outdoors! You will be satisfied with this backpack!

I am a fan of Tenba gear. I have a Tenba Fulton bag that I love and I have been looking for something that I could safely store my 70-200 2.8 Z and 400 4.5 Z lenses as well as flashes. My bag came in today, and I went ahead and put everything in the case that I wanted. The bag is light and I'm glad I went with this over a hard case.

This gobo shapes the light as needed for shooting executive photos. Simple, but effective!

They call this the Executive Precision Lighting Instrument, but it is really a tactical light in a compact size. This light is SERIOUSLY bright! The choice of high, low, and strobe is also good to have. I carry it with my (legally) concealed firearm, because it is so easy to carry. The construction is heavy-duty enough to withstand almost any imaginable treatment. It's even waterproof.