The Tenba T7010 TriPak is an unpadded, 1050 denier ballistic nylon bag made to carry large-sized tripods, C stands, 5-7' umbrellas, small backdrops, grip arms and loose grip equipment. The case has a zippered front pocket for accessories, and is carried by an attached shoulder strap.
Tenba T7010 TriPak Overview
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Tenba T7010 TriPak Reviews
Can hold large tripods
If I'm shooting at several locations. Then I won't have to keep folding it up and then re extending it again and again.
OK quality but could be better
Just bought a 2nd one of these to replace the ~7 year old one that is almost at the end of its life. The fabric itself mostly holds up fine, but the stitching could be stronger, the bottom seam is coming apart after those 7 years, with better stitching it might have lasted longer. The fabric does fray a bit on the inside an occasionally jams the zipper a bit. The little loop on the very bottom of the zipper ripped loose pretty soon after I bought it and I had to restitch with heavy fishing line which holds up much better. I put 4 light stands (2x 12' 2x 9') 2 carbon fiber tripods and 2 medium umbrellas inside, a little under 40 lbs total, for the price I feel like the bag should have been able to handle it for longer. With the replacement I recently purchased the quality overall seems a bit lower, I'm just hoping the stitching holds up better than with the last one...
