The Kino Flo BAG-STD Stand Bag is an unpadded canvas light stand carry bag that holds up to 3 stands used in Kino Flo lighting kits. It is a replacement for the light stand bag included in some Kino Flo kits such as; Kino Flo KIT-2NT-S120 or KIT-3NT-S120.

Canvas light stand bag.

Drawstring closure

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the maximum load if used only as a stand without the boom arm?

A: Here is the payload load capacity for the Manfrotto Combi-Boom Stand with Sand Bag (13') 26.4 lb / 12 kg, with Boom Arm in Vertical Position 11 lb / 5 kg, with Boom Arm at Maximum Extension

Q: 2. The description stated this bag can hold 3 stands. How many of the Manfrotto 1004BAC light stand can be actual fitted into this bag? Thank you!

A: You can fit 4 of the 1004BAC stands in as they're flat and clip together but only 3 of the old style oo4's

Q: 3. Anyone know if this would fit a Lowel Rifa 66 with two stands? Total length of all items is 30 but it's the width and depth I'm worried about.

A: To answer quickly I would say no. Stands, tripod and umbrellas yes...a bulky light? I don't think so.

Q: 4. How much does this weigh?

A: The following unit weighs 12lbs.

Q: 5. What is the recommended maximum fill weight for the provided sandbag?

A: 15lbs.

Q: 6. Any warranty on this? Strap broke on the pulling handle.

A: This would come with a 1 year (mfr )manufacturers warranty

Q: 7. Can this stand break down or does the boom detach?

A: The boom arm of the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black) does not detach from the stand, but it can be rotated so that it becomes part of a regular stand, with no boom arm.

Q: 8. Can you use this for top down shots?

A: Yes, you can use the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black) for photographing straight down.

Q: 9. Would this fit 3x 1051BAC, Westcott Orb, Strip, Halo 45"? I still have a monopod and Joby Gorillapod 5K.

A: This is case is only good to hold (3) 1051BAC stands.

Q: 10. I'm recording martial arts instruction. At times the instructor is standing and at other times laying on the floor. It is very dynamic so it can shift quite quickly. Would you suggest using this boom stand with an NTG3?My fear is that it would sound good when the instructor is standing, but when they lay down, I lose significant volume. Any suggestions?

A: You will definitely lose sound quality when the instructor gets low. First option would be a wireless mic xmitter strapped to the instructor with the mic taped securely to his clothing. Next option would be a boom operator to move with the instructor. If none of those options are available can you shoot the instructor in sequences and reposition the mic for each shot?