Can the bag carry a carbon fiber tripod?
269273
I keep my tripod in its bag and attach the top to the top handle and then stick it in the mesh pocket. It works pretty well but I wish it had a strap or something dedicated for a tripod like some other backpacks have.
269274
Depending on the size, you'd need to jimmy rig it outside the pack somehow with bungees probably.I have a larger Pearstone tripod & have not tried this yet. But am going to have to. From the looks of things, it's probably going to be a pain in the butt.
269275
Not really. I carry a monopod and slip it into the section where you put your laptop or book. Other than that however I love the bag.
269276
There are no tripod attachment points on the bag. The right hand side has a mesh pocket; the left hand side has the opening to the camera storage section. I have slipped a tripod leg through the waist belt to free my hands, but I wouldn't walk any distance that way, as it will bang against your leg. Once I have my camera on my tripod, I carry them together.
269277
You can slip a tripod through the back straps or attach it using the buckles on the over flap for the camera storage pocket but it is not made for this and therefore could damage the straps or buckles. My tripod is 7.2lbs so I am afraid that it will cause strain to the bag that is not intended, I just carry mine in a separate bag when traveling and then in my hand (usually with camera attached) while on shoots.
269278
If you are not carrying a laptop, you can put one leg of the tripod in the computer compartment and zip it up. I have a very heavy proline tripod and it works very well. But like I said, it does not work if my 17" laptop is in the spot. Other than that, if it is a small tripod, it might be able to be attached across the top with some straps but mine is too tall.
1944077
I am able to carry a tabletop tripod in the side pocket. But the pocket is not big enough to fit either end of a full-sized tripod. What you could *probably* do is put 1 or 2 of the legs into the side pocket and then modify the bag with a fastener to attach the top of the tripod to the side of the bag. Since my sewing skills are lacking, I will probably just buy a different (bigger) bag that's capable of carrying a tripod. For what it's worth, this bag is fantastic for its size! I can fit my camera (Canon 70D) with 2 extra lenses in the bottom. There's more than enough room in the top for flash, batteries, filters, accessories, etc.
2093706
Yes. Small , compact , looks just like that bag shown. Word of advise , get the carbon fiber model. Great for travel ! Enjoy
1039635
yes. its a protective sleeve with hooks and and a belt. supplier does sell a back pack that will hold a tripod.
2167915
No, it doesn't. It only has straps at the bottom front for your tripod. However, this bag is absolutely sturdy and well-padded.
2039963
This bag really needs to be slung off of your shoulder or set down to get your gear out. Since the zipped part is in the far back, you'd have to be a contortionist to reach back there and accomplish anything. Fortunately, for me, the bag can stand upright (as long as your tripod's not strapped to it...), and you can yank out the camera with lens fairly quickly. Because of the amount of space in this bag, it's going to be heavy loaded down, and I'd consider it a travel bag, not a casual photog's daily.
1205722
Yes. There are threaded holes on the bottom of the bracket for your tripod.
2016974
That should be fine but i dont think you can fit the tripod though. You might need to a seperate attachment. Im currently housing a d700, with 4 zoom lenses and 3 flash units in the bag.
1824316
I am not sure what size tripod you are speaking about. I put my Canon 60 D, an 18-200 zoom, short zoom and portrait lens in the bag along with a cloth bag with chargers, lenses. The bottom can be expanded. I love this bag. Great for traveling where you want to keep you cameras handy, safe and in front of you. A regular sized tripod base would be too long.
2237776
Yes you can. Lately most tripod have an adapter, the adapter can easily fit .
56870
There is a 1/4 - 20 thread for a tripod on the bottom of the case. You might be able to use that
1365843
There is a loop on the back, however I haven't tried to fit a tripod through it. I don't think it is big enough for that unless it is a really skinny tripod. I wouldn't recommend putting a tripod through the back though because that would make it extremely uncomfortable to carry. I have this bag full of gear and carry my tripod separately and have no issues.
204932
Yes, I have carried a tripod on the side, however, it was longer than the back pack and a bit awkward.
21119
no. unfortunately, you'd have to take the strap off in order to use it with a tripod.
1255789
I am using a Mefoto Road trip in carbon fiber. It is light and really compact. There is a smaller version and a larger version available from them also.
2249843
I have ultra-slim carbon fiber sticks that I use while hiking and the strap works well. 99% of the time I have a glidecam back there. If you have a larger commercial tripod, you'll have problems.
1527232
I don't think it will and give your tripod the protection it needs. The bag is 26 inches in length. It may allow you to push an extra inch out of the end but I'm not too sure. Hope that helps you out. I do love the bag.