Can anyone recommend a specific bag for storage for this light pad?
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I store it in its (flimsy) poly bag and its box, using the foam corner inserts, using some elastic bands to keep it closed. A padded ripstop bag will last longer and be more compact, but I haven't seen one. OTOH, i haven't really looked very hard.
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Hi Octavian, The ROCCAT Tusko is an awesome bag that I would definitely recommend. It's really well made and ideal for carrying screens. I would give it a to if I were you.I hope this helps.
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I just put a few sheets of computer paper in there and it just fit in so you shouldn't have a problem. Or you could always just switch to a smaller pad of paper like a 5x7. By the way I'm very pleased with the bag overall.
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any good sealer should work fine, you do want to use a better grade of bag than you need to for just storage
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I bought a Samsonite backpack. The laptop is heavier than most, so you'll need something sturdy.
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I don't have the bag now, I gave it away but its roughly 200mmX 100mm if my memory is correct I`m sure you will find something to cover it either that or buy another bag, which if I`m honest I would recommend
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I would look for something better...between the light, cup holder and the pen/pencil holder, the area for your laptop would be 18.5 x 7.5 inches. also they are quite stingy with the styrofoam ballast beads , mine falls off my lap at the slightest flinch .
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This bag is great. It fits any configuration sissy bar pad and stays put. There are four velcro straps that hold it to the backrest and two straps that hold it to your light bar or rack or backrest bracket. Tough construction and the top bag is good for short trips. I like this gear.
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Hmm, not this tank bag; I would opt for a larger one, or add additional stowage for a weekend. It can hold flipflops and a cap, billfold, water bottle, toothbrush, sunscreen. Maybe a tiny tee! It is handy, but tiny.
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I do not store my pad in anything. I typically transport it in my backpack or carry it with a pair of sticks. It you'd like, you could easily put newspaper or foam in a grocery bag, paper bag, or cloth bag for added protection. Hope this helps!
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If it is a down bag, you might want to avoid squashing the down. I guess the xx large bag would be best, but that is the only size I have used.
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Agreed, any other light stand will work, and most are higher quality than these. Just today I pulled one of my sandbags off of the leg of one of these stands and because there is a sharp bolt protruding from one of the connections, it tore my cordura sand bag. Not a fan of these stands.
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I no longer have the bag. I would suggest contacting the seller or the company that makes it. Sorry I can't help.
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Look for a heavy duty light stand. Buy one with a wide footprint. I think mine are cowboy studio. Many companies sell identical stands. For safety use a sandbag on the legs.
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I think the bag would be perfect. You'll have extra room for cords, wireless mouse, other supplies, etc. I've even used this for my ipad mini. It's a great all-purpose carrying case. Enjoy!
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Thinkgeek's Bag of Holding has done the trick nicely for me. It fits snugly into the compartment meant for laptops (if you put it in fan up) or it fits easily with room to spare into the main large compartment. The bag itself is also pretty great and mine has lasted me the last 4 years.
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I use the Lowepro Topload Zoom Mini Camera Bag from Amazon (about $20). Holds camera, and spare batteries very nicely.Jim