Plastic Zip Lock Drawer Organizer

Small enough to keep in a small field bag. The bag is just a cheap thin plastic zip lock, but a adding piece of thin soft cloth inside the bag will prevent scratches. If it would be damage in the field, it is cheap enough to replace. A big plus.

These bags are strong and sturdy and can take quite a lot of weight. I put the sand in zip lock plastic bags and then put these into the sandbags to eliminate spilling. They comfortably stabilise Profoto B1 strobes with XL umbrellas high up at 9ft

This replaced two sandwich zip-lock bags, for as far more professional organization.

I didn't use the divider kit in a Pelican case, but rather as an organizer for my camera gear in an existing drawer. The flexibility of the kit really allowed me to get everything exactly as I wanted.

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I got this for a 6U shallow rack for a sound system. It fits perfectly. I didn't realize it came with an optional lock and key that you can install in a punch-out. The drawer latches without the lock so I don't use it. Also, it came with grommets and punch-outs in the back for routing cables for charging devices in the drawer.

We are using this drawer to lock up remotes and cables so that the general population of the Fire Department cannot access them. It works just as we intended.

I like that each cell is padded and separated by a firm metal divider. I keep Shure SLX2 wireless mics in the larger cells and a SM58 and various clips in the smaller one. There is a slight gap at the top of the drawer in the rear, maybe the thickness of a few sheets of paper, so if you were using this in a mobile rig and keep very small items like washers in the drawer they could fall out. Otherwise this is perfect for transporting microphones. The drawer I received came with a lock and key which weren't shown on the picture or listed in the description. The lock is very secure and can't be picked easily like some other drawers.

It's a drawer.

This is an empty sand bag which means you have to find stuff to fill it with when you use it. This is not a problem because you can fill it with rocks, bottles of water or anything and it's not a chore to carry around when empty. The fabric is very heavy duty and each of the two pouches has two zippers, one inside the other and they close in opposite directions. This helps keep your stuffing inside the bags and is a really nice touch for a product so reasonably priced. I keep a large zip lock bag in each pouch which helps keep things tidy. Last week I had them filled with dirt and I was able to keep the pouches nice and clean. Also, in a pinch you can fill the zip lock bags with water for weight, although it's good to use one zip lock inside the other for safety. This is a saddle bag, like the name says, with a handle that runs the length of it. I just hang it on the boom with the handle but it will slide off if there isn't something there to stop it. If you are just putting it on the light stand legs you just drape it like a saddle bag. My one piece of advice is to buy a size larger than you think you need. When it's empty you can mash it into whatever space is available in your case and the largest Impact Saddle Sandbag will fit just as well as the small one will. AND it's made in the USA and I love that.