Ge Top Load Washer Folding Lid

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this folding cart for awhile at my job to move tires around it works so great the load wait of 330lbs is great especially for tires easy to load and unload would definitely recommend this product for any heavy moving

Reels are easy to load, the top goes on and you are on your way. Couldn't be simpler.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

You can use them as a third hand. You never have enough clamps ge tthe bundle its worth it.

I purchased this in Mar 2022, and to this day never regretted that investment. One body, seven lens, pouched accessories, two extenders, gear pouch, etc. all fit nicely inside this TSA/Airline approved sized bag. Live in New England, went to Hawaii and Northwest US several times with no issue whatsoever. The quality of the fabric inside and out is top-notch. The configurability is create (love the dividers that hold small things like batteries!). The hip strap is removable...took mine off on day 1 and have never used it. (I'm a male, 6'1, 200 lbs as reference.) Lowepro is famous for its bags, and their variety of styles. This one is clearly for someone who wants to haul the photography gear with them on trips, be they urban or rural, doesn't matter (yes, there's a rain cover, too). The top lid is a fanny pack if you like the 80's and need one in a pinch. One Note: if you are flying, don't put the gear pouch under the top lid as the pictures show because it will be too tall (maybe for some airlines). Mine is in the main compartment and I still carry seven lens from macro, primes, and the venerable 70-200 with no room issues. One the road, sure, move it to the top. Depending on what you store in the gear box, it might make the pack top-heavy. What I do is just put soft items in the top lid...lens wipes, travel towel, straps, etc. No complaints. OK, have to have one con. The laptop compartment, while capable of a 16 MacBook Pro, is NOT environmentally sealed. The top is just a magnetic catch, from the top direction. The top lid might cover the opening if you cinch it down. This is the bags ONLY downfall in my opinion. Fortunately, I just carry cards and do processing back home. Get it...you will love it.

Ideal size for those looking for a portable backdrop that's large enough for individual headshots but not over the top. Folding it back takes practice. Creases are visible on the grey if you don't have enough depth of field.

There is a lot of talk about the folding screen and its pros and cons. For me, it's perfect because it remains hidden (and scratch free) and then I can pop it down when if I need to review later. I also shoot a lot from the hip normally so its not a problem at all. The build quality is top notch, some of the best I've seen on a camera ever. The picture quality when combined with Fuji X lens is fantastic, and the video quality is actually really great too. Focusing is super fast and very precise, and to top it off, its one of the best looking cameras you can buy. I'm hard pressed to find something I don't like about it!

I mount one on top of a folding grip to hold an external microphone or a strobe. I have another in my bag for mounting an off camera strobe on a tripod. It grips tightly and releases easily.

I bought this instead of the Sony mount sled because I prefer the slim form factor of 8 AA Battery sled for the Mix Pre 6. I felt that the Sony mount takes away from that slim form factor and requires a bigger audio bag to house it. Let me start off by saying that when I got it, I had my doubts about it, especially when it comes to opening the top battery lid to add the 4 additional batteries. After some practice I found that the easiest way to open the battery sled is to pinch both side of the top lid (opposite of the top latch) and lifting up. The arrow icon near the corned of the latch is useless and is hard to operate since you need to apply pressure to the latch to open the top lid while lifting. That being said, my recorder lasts a LONG time and would recommend the Panasonic Eneloop Pro batteries. Add a USB-C power bus and your recorder can easily last an entire shoot day.

Loads of storage, well thought out. Would have liked to see a zipper for the top lid, Velcro makes a lot of noise. The light inside the bag is a really cool feature.