Store, transport, and protect a select Miller system tripod with the black Miller Long Smart Tripod Case with Wheels for 1 Stage HD Systems. The case features a latch closure, inner padding, a neoprene O-ring, an automatic air pressure valve, and an IP67 watertight rating. For strength and durability, the case is constructed from special polymers and aluminum. Carry the case with the top and center handles or roll with the built-in wheels.

For Long Tripod Systems    For 1 Stage HD Systems    Interior Padding    Automatic Air Pressure Valve    Top and Center Handles    Watertight IP67 Rating with O-Ring    Built-In Wheels    Polypropylene High-Pressure Resin

Watertight (IP67), resistant to dust, moisture, acids and sand.

Ergonomic handle made of PP SEBS material with steel pins to provide a strength and ergonomics.

Automatic valve which automatically adjusts the air pressure inside.

Internal O-ring made of neoprene PA66 makes the suitcase totally waterproof.

Materials: made of a patented material given by a special compound based on polypropylene TTX01, glass fiber and rubber.

The case opens along the long side and uses 4 latches and can be locked (not included) if required.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone checked the tripod/bag under the plane before? Is it a padded bag?

A: The case is padded, but I wouldn't trust checking it in by itself. If you remove the head from the sticks, they will fit comfortably in a large duffle bag. Then you'll still have room for extra gear :)

Q: 2. Would this tripod work well with a mediumly rigged FS7 + Sony 18-110mm zoom lens?

A: This tripod has a 22 pound load capacity. It will depend on what is in your full rig, but it is certainly possible to use this with an FS7 depending on all of the other accessories you have. You will just need to keep the load at or below 22 pounds.

Q: 3. I'm a tad confused about the 2-step weight specs. 2-steps, 10 and 22 lbs(4.5 - 10 kg) ....what does this mean? I shoot with a fairly light DSLR set-up and am slightly concerned about reviews regarding the fluid heads performance with minimal weight.

A: I have been shooting with the SOLO 20 for about a year now. Most of the time I shoot with the Canon 600 F4, 1.4 converter, and 1D MKIV without looking at the actual weights I would say its about 17 pounds. I think it would be more stable with a bigger tripod, but I'm not interested in packing around anything bigger. I also shoot the 1D MKIV with the sigma 150-600mm sport lens on this tripod and it as solid as a rock (11 pounds or so.) I would like to see one improvement to this tripod; I feel the first leg stop on this tripod is too tight, if the legs where out a little more on the first stop the tripod would be more stable with 20 LB load. The next setting on the tripod is too wide, maybe they could add one in the middle. I have been very happy with this tripod worth the money. I rented it from lens rental before I bought it.Harlan

Q: 4. Are there other accessory mounting options besides using the Miller Air Accessory Mounting Block on the Miller Air Carbon Fiber Tripod?

A: At this time the the Miller Air Accessory Mounting Block is the only known accessory that can be attached. The size of the attachment screw is not known; probably it is a metric size. You can consider articulating arms with a clamp. Here is one suggestion: GyroVu Adjustable Clamp with Heavy Duty 11 Articulated Arm Monitor Mount B&H # GYGVCM11H Note: it is special order.

Q: 5. What is the height of this product?

A: The exterior of the case is H: 12.8 x W: 14.0 x L: 38.3" / H: 32.5 x W: 35.6 x L: 97.3 cm. In other words, if you stand it on end, it is 38.3" / 97 cm tall.

Q: 6. How heavy duty is the zipper? Is it comparable to Tenba or Lightware? YKK-10? Lastly, how thick and dense is the padding?

A: While Miller Tripods state they have not directly compared the Miller Softcase for 2-Stage Toggle 2 Tripod Systems to the Tenba case, the case design and padding appear to be similar. The differences may come down to the size and compartment for storage. They do not indicate if the case uses a YKK zipper, but the zipper should be heavy duty.

Q: 7. In a comment above it says that it does not have a shoulder strap, but I want to know, does it have the hooks to put one on myself? and another question; Does the case have a hard side? stay tuned

A: The Miller Softcase for 2-Stage Toggle 2 Tripod Systems does have a set of D-rings in order to accept an optional shoulder strap. It does not have a hard side.

Q: 8. Does this hold a Miller Arrow 40 systems?

A: Sorry, no this is too small. We recommend the one Miller suggests-Special Order: Miller 870 Arrow Soft Case - for 1-Stage Tripod Systems (Except Systems with HD Tripod) B&H # MI870 .

Q: 9. My camera rig is 4.9kg atm, and it’ll be a touch heavier when I have transmitters etc. will this tripod be okay for my camera setup?

A: Yes it will be. This tripod has a 22 pound or 10kg load capacity. It will work well with your set up if it is only 4.9kg.

Q: 10. Are there any pockets to store accessories?

A: The Miller Softcase for 2-Stage Toggle 2 Tripod Systems (Black) has an external pocket for accessories and a card holder.