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Godox CB-06 Wheeled Hard Case for Gemini GT or GS Series

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Godox CB-06 Wheeled Hard Case for Gemini GT or GS Series
Key Features
  • Holds 3 Lights & Accessories
  • Large Main Compartment Zippered Closure
  • Zippered Pocket Inside the Lid
  • Exterior Pocket for Accessories
Ideal for keeping your Gemini GT or GS series lights protected during transport and storage, this CB-06 Wheeled Hard Case from Godox accommodates three lights with accessories. It has inline skate-style wheels and a top pull handle for easily rolling heavy loads on smooth surfaces. For short distances, the dual connecting side straps have a detachable grip to provide comfortable carrying.
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Will it hold 4 elinchrom 500 ELC HD's with cables ...

Will it hold 4 elinchrom 500 ELC HD's with cables and reflectors?
Asked by: Michael
The Godox CB-06 Hard Carrying Case with Wheels (B&H# GOCB06) can accommodate four Elinchrom ELC 500 TTL Studio Monolights (B&H# EL206191US) with their cables, and with the reflectors taken off each monolight but also stored in this same case.
Answered by: Yoni S
Date published: 2023-10-10

Could two Godox UL150 with their Controller Box ...

Could two Godox UL150 with their Controller Box and AC adapters fit inside this bag?
Asked by: Krsto
I fit 3 normal sized monoflash heads with 7" reflectors still attached (because I am too lazy to put the protective heads back on), 1-50ft extension cord, 4 monolight flash AC cords, 2 umbrellas, 3 light stands, a couple homemade small gobos, a handful of A-clamps, and other small misc. items. I don't know how big your Godox lights are, but pretty sure it will fit. My bag is fairly sturdy, not as sturdy as my Lightware bags, but it has wheels and is larger. I like having more items in one bag vs. multiple bags. The price is right and I don't mind replacing mine every 3-5 years. The wheels are small and that is usually the reason I will need to replace the bag. If you use this a lot and travel rocky terrain or stairs, you will need a bag with bigger wheels. But for me, stairs are incidental and not a factor. This bag WILL NOT travel under a plane well. It is not made well enough for that type of handling, and not great protection for stacking on top of it. "Hard Carrying Case" is a bit of a stretch. The side walls are bendable with heavy pressure.
Answered by: Stacy
Date published: 2021-11-12

What is the size of each compartment?

What is the size of each compartment?
Asked by: Zak
The padded dividers can be arranged as needed.
Answered by: Reuben K
Date published: 2022-01-24

would a pair of Godox DP600III strobes fit in ...

would a pair of Godox DP600III strobes fit in this case?
Asked by: Christopher
Yes, easily.
Answered by: Richard
Date published: 2021-04-09

How much does this case weigh by itself without ...

How much does this case weigh by itself without any gear?
Asked by: Viengkham
The case weights about 15 lbs when empty.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2022-06-11

The listing states the dimensions are ...

The listing states the dimensions are 37x13.4x9.8, but the description states 41x16.25x12. Is it possible to clarify which one is correct?
Asked by: Daniel
The exterior dimensions for the Godox CB-06 Hard Carrying Case with Wheels are 37 x 13.4 x 9.8" / 94 x 34 x 25 cm, and our website lists that the box it ships in measures 41 x 16 x 13".
Answered by: Elliot A
Date published: 2025-12-24

What are the inside dimensions?

What are the inside dimensions?
Asked by: Jose
Unfortunately, Godox does not publish the internal dimensions of this case.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2019-08-07

Any problem checking this on a plane?

Any problem checking this on a plane?
Asked by: Paul
The Godox CB-06 Hard Carrying Case with Wheels is Exterior Dimensions (W x H x D) 41 x 16.2 x 12". It can on most go under the plane. You should talk to the specific air line you are using. And note, it is not a semi soft case. It will not protect the gear as well as a hard case, which is recommended for under the plane.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2023-08-08
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