Think Tank Introduces The Video Tripod Manager 44 Rolling Case

Think Tank just introduced a new professional roller bag designed specifically for videographers to carry full-size tripods, stand and even sliders.

The new Video Tripod Manager 44 rolling case is designed with professional videographers in mind. This well-cushioned, highly rigid rolling case provides hard case protection with soft interior and can hold cinema-sized tripods, stands, sliders, and/or modifiers up to 40” in height.

The case has robust handles on four sides, for easy loading onto a vehicle. It comes with shock-absorbing user replaceable wheels, crush-resistant ABS twin wall reinforcement providing lots of impact protection as well as protective zipper flap that will keep zippers running smoothly after years of use.

Here are some of the key features of the Video Tripod Manager 44:

Included lock and cable secure the main compartment and case to a fixed object
Multiple tie-down straps secure tripod, stands or slider when transporting between locations
Coffin-style opening gives unencumbered access to gear
YKK® RC Fuse zippers, 1680D ballistic nylon and ABS Twinwall reinforcement are the highest quality materials in the industry
Bolster cushions provide support for different sized gear
ID plate can be registered on the Think Tank website to help locate a lost or stolen bag
Large interior mesh pockets for organizing tools and accessories
Adjustable lid straps keep bag open and accessible
Rear skid rails and tall wheel housings allow easy vehicle loading
Easy-to-clean internal bottom lining for messy shoot locations
Clear pocket for documents and easy identification on top panel
User-replaceable wheels and hardware

The Video Tripod Manager 44 will sell $350 on Amazon.

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Iddo Genuth

Iddo Genuth is the founder and chief editor of LensVid.com. He has been a technology reporter working for international publications since the late 1990's and covering photography since 2009. Iddo is also a co-founder of a production company specializing in commercial food and product visual content.