Do you guys find it annoying to carry around the tripod in a regular school backpack?
2015376
I never tried it but would probably recommend getting a model that closes to a shorter length.
2015377
I have not tried but it looks as though it might be too tall for most standard backpacks.
2015378
Never tried. But it probably would be unless the backpack was empty and you put it in at the right angle.
2015379
Definitely. It doesn't fit well into a regular-sized backpack but (if I don't put much else in there) by angling it right inside the pack I can get it to fit & still close the zippers
972653
You could close the tripod and push the legs together and carry it around like a monopod , but it is not a monopod. If you really want a monopod I would suggest a Dolica WT-1003. Its lightweight, aluminum and very easy to pack or carry around for photo shoots. It has a screw on the base to stablize the monopod to prevent slipping on surfaces and it has worked fine for me. The price was around 20.00 and reasonable. It comes with its own canvas bag and it slips into your luggage very easily. If you use a ipad for pictures, you can also purchase a frame for it that attaches to the top for a few dollars more and it is handy when you don't want to use the camera. Happy Travels
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.
1039635
yes. its a protective sleeve with hooks and and a belt. supplier does sell a back pack that will hold a tripod.
1201588
No. One of the few complants that I have, other than the sheer weight of the screen, is that the tripod often unfolds when it's being transported. Other that those two complaints, it's a great product. You might want to invest in carrying case...I've not yet done that.
107637
Not inside of the bag. You might be able to hang out on the outside somehow, but I just sling my travel tripod over my other shoulder. (it's also 13 ", but has it's own bag with a carrying strap )
972654
You could close the tripod and push the legs together and carry it around like a monopod , but it is not a monopod. If you really want a monopod I would suggest a Dolica WT-1003. Its lightweight, aluminum and very easy to pack or carry around for photo shoots. It has a screw on the base to stablize the monopod to prevent slipping on surfaces and it has worked fine for me. The price was around 20.00 and reasonable. It comes with its own canvas bag and it slips into your luggage very easily. If you use a ipad for pictures, you can also purchase a frame for it that attaches to the top for a few dollars more and it is handy when you don't want to use the camera. Happy Travels You could close the tripod and push the legs together and carry it around like a monopod , but it is not a monopod. If you really want a monopod I would suggest a Dolica WT-1003. Its lightweight, aluminum and very easy to pack or carry around for photo shoots. It has a screw on the base to stablize the monopod to prevent slipping on surfaces and it has worked fine for me. The price was around 20.00 and reasonable. It comes with its own canvas bag and it slips into your luggage very easily. If you use a ipad for pictures, you can also purchase a frame for it that attaches to the top for a... » Read More You could close the tripod and push the legs together and carry it around like a monopod , but it is not a monopod. If you really want a monopod I would suggest a Dolica WT-1003. Its lightweight, aluminum and very easy to pack or carry around for photo shoots. It has a screw on the base to stablize the monopod to prevent slipping on surfaces and it has worked fine for me. The price was around 20.00 and reasonable. It comes with its own canvas bag and it slips into your luggage very easily. If you use a ipad for pictures, you can also purchase a frame for it that attaches to the top for a few dollars more and it is handy when you don't want to use the camera. Happy Travels « Show Less
1356
The camera bas on the ball head would need to be placed off to side in order to fit/close the bag. The bag is pretty roomy also. but the tripod w/the head attached does have a minor "fit" problem easily remedied. You will see.
432390
No, sadly it just dangles next to your camera. It's not usually an issue unless it's really windy, though. If it is, maybe you could tie it around the tripod, or use tape or Velcro!
1136350
The section for cameras and attachments takes up the majority of the room inside the backpack. I've found I can store a few notebooks inside, but the majority of unused space is in the upper part of the bag. If you are looking for a school backpack this bag would be ideal without the camera department which can be detached.
1384533
Yes and yes. I take my camera everywhere all of the time. I carry it in one hand with the strap wrapped around my wrist. The strap's connection to the eyelet on the side where I secure it loosens regularly, and I have to check it so the strap doesn't come off and send the camera bouncing off the ground. The connection on the other side works fine, so if you don't carry your camera as I do, this is a nice strap.
946306
It has a zipper and I think your tripod should definitely fit, it's a roomy bag
1112534
No, the Tripod has a seperate bag and is way to long to fit inside the included on.
681
When using the camera I usually snap it off and put in my backpack then replace it when just carrying the camera.
841753
Yes, you can place a tripod in the front of the backpack. There is a buckle just below the lowepro logo that can be used to attach a tripod. However, using the buckle leaves the tripod a little bit loose. Therefore, it is not recommended for long outdoor trips, or for urban trips in a crowded bus or subway.
666090
It does not. I just strap the tripod (monopod, actually) bag through the carrying handle and let it hang. Inelegant, perhaps, but effective.
885488
I am long removed from HS and don't have any kids in school so I am not sure what does, or doesn't go into a backpack anymore. If you are putting a laptop or tablet in it I would say no, go with a Swiss gear backpack.