Portable Folding Small Parts Bin Organizer

Needed for my spare parts bin.

Portable and sturdy. Be gentle when folding it, if you're forcing it, your doing it wrong.

It does what it is designed to do, make light outdoors on the face of backlight subjects. Folding takes some practice, try putting the two ends together to get it started. Unless you have an assistent you are going to need a holder. And once you have the holder, you will realize you will need another bracket if you intend to use this horizontally. So you might as well order the parts listed below. I had a pair of mini light stands that combined with the parts below, created a perfect rig for this reflector. Then you will be in business shooting backlight interviews in the sun.

This portable folding stool is manufactured in Sweden, and so well as to last FOREVER. It''s a masterpiece in it's own category!

I like to keep spare parts, especially when they are small and inexpensive.

Small and portable.

This was the only backpack product I found that meets the requirements for overhead bin stoage in the small regional jets, specifically the Bombardier CRJ200. It only allows a 7 inch carry-on to fit. Think Tank makes excellent products, as this is. However with several large lenses on board, it is quite heavy so the back pack feature is important, but wheels would have been nice as well. However, this would have decreased the space available for storage or increased the dimensions. The belt is not paded, but is relatively comfortable for me when loaded. However one can insert a padded belt through the sleve on the back if necessary.

Small enough to fit in overhead bin! Each of my 3 rigs lives in one of these. Don't forget to modify with the A-MoDe Limited Lid Organizer.

Yes, it's strong enough to double as a seat or leg rest. Yes, it fit in the small overhead bin on an Alaskan Airlines plane. Yes, I absolutely love this case and wish I would have bought it sooner. Smooth rolling even when loaded down and I appreciate being able to trust the durability.

Architectural photographer. I travel a lot and all the pictures I take are from a tripod. I need a tripod bag to be as small as possible (to fit in the overhead bin) and as protective as possible. This is the one