Godox CB-01 Wheeled Light Stand and Tripod Carrying Bag (Black, 44.9")

I'm using this to store and transport a Celestron Powerseeker 114EQ telescope. Inner dimensions are 44in x 13in x 11in. The telescope tube fits on one side of the longitudinal padded divider, with the spotter scope attached. The tripod fits on the other side of the padded divider, with the EQ mount on it, counterweight installed. With this, there's room on both sides for more stuff (extra eyepieces, a digital eyepiece, and an axis drive motor, in my case). There are intermediate padded dividers, repositionable by their Velcro, which help keep everything in place and protected. While the sides and top are very sturdy/rigid, there's probably not enough padding to make me feel comfortable with sending it off to be tortured by baggage handlers at the airport. But, it's great for surface travel.

I gave it 5 stars for being the overall ONLY option I have found in this price range (without spending hundreds more) to contain two light stands with strobes attached and ready to use. I was using a Fovitec 40" that just wouldn't quite fit my gear in its "ready to go" state (I don't like having to take the time to assemble/disassemble in the field, while clients are waiting). This one has that extra few inches of space to contain my gear already set up and ready to deploy! (2 stands loaded with Godox/Flashpoint AD-600/XPLOR600PRO w/extension heads & closed Glow Hexapop softboxes attached). As for rating sturdiness & durability, I held off on the 5th star until I have more experience using it, BUT for Sturdiness: Depends on your needs and usage... This one is very adequate for hauling gear & personally loading/unloading into your vehicle, but If you're looking for a case for airline travel (where baggage handlers slam and stack), this is NOT your unit, it is not hard-walled nor padded enough to let baggage handlers toss it around.

So I got these comically large box lights from Godox (I only say 'comically' large because they are larger than I thought they'd be, and that's because I'm American, so when I see something is 60 x 90 centimeters, I think, ''Okay, well, centimeters are pretty small, aren't they?'' and then the things show up, and they are quite large so I guess centimeters aren't that small after all - I mean, generally speaking, from an admittedly ignorant American point of view), and they didn't come with any kind of case, so this seemed like it would fit the bill. And it does. I see some people say this will fit three lights and stands, but I'm not sure about that. I'm using it for the SL60IID two-pack, so two lights, two stands, two softboxes, and a bunch of other accessories, and it's packed pretty fully. I suppose you could shoehorn in three lights, stands, and boxes if you got rid of some of the accessories (which, to be fair, I'll probably never use). With tax, this was $139. Is it worth $139? Eh, I mean...in the sense that other carrying cases this size can be a lot more expensive, yes, this is a cost-effective option. But it is cheaply made and feels a little flimsy, so I don't know how viable it will be in the long term. For now, it's standing in the garage holding everything, and with everything from the SL60IID two-pack in there, it is HEAVY. Good thing it has wheels. For now. I get the impression they'll be the first thing to go, and if that's the case, this will be worthless, because it'll be too heavy to carry. Now that I'm typing this, it occurs to me that I should have looked for a used flight case for drum set hardware. That would have held this stuff and maybe been more durable. But that's just another rabbit hole, isn't it? Who needs that? You're probably deep in a rabbit hole already. I mean, you're reading this. That's not normal. Four stars because it does what it's designed to do, and is still in one piece as I type this. I don't want to rate something based on what I think may happen to it one day. That could be an interesting way to approach these reviews...rate things on how useful I think they'll be in 20 years. Though I fear not many things would get high ratings using that measurement. I mean, I probably won't be here in 20 years, so I'd have to give myself very few stars.

Got this to try and get something wheeled for carrying a video tripod, XLR cables, and some other cables and stuff for streaming functions that I do for work, versus the big soft bags that we have to hand carry. You can pretty much tell once you pull it out that you shouldn't trust an airline with this thing, especially if it was weighed down with C-stands. However, this is a great little bag for an everyday photographer trying to get C-stands/lights from their home to a shoot, or an office, really anything that wouldn't involve airport handling, lol. So I didn't get to use it for work, but I use it at home now and it stores and organizes all of my personal lighting/background equipment really well. TLDR: Don't get this for airport travel, it's not sturdy enough. Get it if you just need something to tote your own gear around in your car, or organize your gear at home with something that moves easily.

Great product! One thing though, DO NOT UNZIP THE MESH LINING ON THE INSIDE OF THE BAG!

Solid gear.

I thought this case was amazing at first. I've only used it for transportation a few times but mostly it just keeps my stands organized. I needed off camera flash for a recent wedding. Wheeled it from my car to the DJ booth, about 50 yards with about 20 yards of it being a gravel drive way. When I got home, I realized one of the wheels almost fell off and the case is falling apart at the corner. This was an extremely light duty application. I'd stay away from this case.

Exactly what we were looking for in a bag to hold all items when traveling to events. Sturdy bag and holds a lot for career fairs, tradeshows, and any other events that you were looking to attend. Would recommend for any business looking.

Such an amazing product and good quality