Tri Fold Organizer Bible Cover

Amazing wallet. What else is there to say? Simple. Sleek. Amazing. Never going back to a tri fold.

The Ruggard Fold-Over Neoprene Lens pouches are well made and the fold-over cover allows for easy insertion and extraction of a lens from the pouch. I have three of these pouches and use them for travel.

I like this one better than the new version as I can fold the cover back and use it as a tablet without removing the cover

This shirt organizer came in very handy and even though I already knew how to fold it still was a big help in keeping my shirts neat and crisp.

I purchased this to print double-sided fine art tri-fold pamphlets. I tried some koala brand gloss double sided 13 x 19 paper and it was terrible and for only $10 more this oyster paper was a world better! I highly recommend it. It folded very nicely and I was able to get very color accurate prints.

I bought this to pair with a sturdy tri-fold type stand I already owned. For the cost, it's a fantastic way to get the functionality of a Cstand without the cost. Boom is strong and the over-sized handles make clamping it down as simple as can be! Using it right now to boom a softbox overhead. Getting the softbox more overhead than what you can do without a boom justifies purchasing this in itself! Instant improvement in images.

Like these reflectors, they are affordable, durable and fold up small. I prefer Tri-Grips, but I'm not about to throw these away. The Wescott reflectors clip to stands better and are lighter to travel with.

I bought this to replace a traditional tri-fold hanging kit. Looking at the dimensions I thought this was so much bigger than what I had, when in fact its the same size, yet holds so much more and in such an organized fashion. The fact that it doesn't unfold makes it so much more adaptable as it can be fully accessed though one opening. The organization is just right as the pockets are sized to hold anything travel size (I say this in comparison to other kits that have specially sized pockets that limit what you can out in). The materials are great - the construction is solid and it just looks cool. I highly recommend these for longer stays when you have a carry-on wheeled luggage. For smaller trips I'd stay with peak Design and get the small wash kit (which I did as well).

it is a good organizer for outdoor shooting. it is a well made product. missing not enough inserts, the two outside pockets the cover should be right across, there is room for improvement.

This lid organizer is really useful in my Pelican 1650. Before I added the organizer, many of my accessories were simply scattered among my other gear - which meant that I had to search for them (particularly the smaller items) when I needed them. Now I can easily find them in the organizer. It's constructed reasonably well and I'm confident that my gear will be protected. I've attached a photo to give you a better idea of how I use it. The items listed below are found in the corresponding pockets: 1. Micro screwdriver kit, extra body/lens caps 2. Nikon DR-5 and ML-3 3. Lowepro CF card holder w/8 cards 4. Nikon MC-36, instruction manual, MC-21 cable 5. DK-5 eyepiece cover, terminal cover for D700(x2), terminal cover for MB-D10 (x2), CF card readers (x2) 6. EN-EL3e batteries (x2) 7. EN-EL3e batteries (x3) 8. Nikon D700 manual 9. Nikon SC-28 remote cord (x2), travel charger for EN-EL3e batteries 10. Small pocketed clipboard/portfolio, tabbed folder with model releases and wedding contracts 11. EMPTY (so far) 12. Small note pad and pen 13. Two pens, highlighter, and Lens Pen