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Use to hold down light stands, cables and other objects on set.
Saddle Bag Construction
Two pockets can be filled with sand or lead shot to provide weight.
Leak-Free Closure
Each pocket closes with two zippers that open in opposing directions so no sand leaks out.
Quick-Release Buckle
Hand strap on top opens with a side release buckle, lets you securely attach the heavy bag to a light stand leg.
Overview
Constructed like a saddle bag, the Heavy Bag has two pockets that can be filled with sand or lead shot to provide weight. Each pocket closes with two zippers that open in opposing directions so sand doesn't leak out. A handstrap on top opens with a side release buckle, allowing you to securely attach the Heavy Bag to the leg on a light stand, C-stand or tripod.
[Note: Bag does not include sand or lead]
Specifications:
Weight: 0.35lb / 0.16kg
Outside Dimensions (in): 11.5W x 7.5H x 1D in.
Outside Dimensions (cm): 29W x 19H x 3D cm
Capacity: Approximately 10 lbs of sand or lead shot.
