
Tripod carrying cases
Yorepek 30.5" Heavy Tripod Carrying Case Bag
- 30.5 x 10 x 9.5 in
4.5 · 1,173 ratings
01Measured along the leg · 3 bags
Three lengths — 30.5, 40.5 and 50.5 inches — each about ten inches square, with padding pads and outside pockets.
A tripod case is bought by one number and it is the folded length of the tripod, measured with the head on. That is the mistake people make: a 50-inch stand goes into a 50.5-inch case only if the ball head is not still attached, and it usually is. Measure the thing you actually carry, then take the length above it. The three bodies here — 30.5, 40.5 and 50.5 inches, each about ten inches square — cover a travel tripod, a full-height stand and a light stand respectively.
Nylon, with two padding pads inside that go where the legs would otherwise knock together, and three pockets along the outside for a plate, a clamp and the small parts that get lost between shoots. The 30.5-inch body carries 1,173 ratings; it is the size most people find they need, because the case that gets used is the one that fits in a car boot without going diagonally. $35.99 to $53.54 across the three lengths.
3 sizes, each one a link to the card that carries it.

Tripod carrying cases
4.5 · 1,173 ratings

Tripod carrying cases
4.5 · 1,173 ratings

Tripod carrying cases
4.5 · 1,173 ratings
02Next to it on the shelf
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03Asked before ordering
What people ask us about tripod carrying cases before they pick a size.
Fold your tripod with the head still on it and measure that, then take the next length up. The three bodies are 30.5, 40.5 and 50.5 inches long and each is about ten inches square, so width is rarely the constraint — length is.
Two slim stands often will, which is what the padding pads inside are for: they sit between the legs so metal is not resting on metal for the length of a journey. Two heavy tripods with heads attached will not, and forcing them is how a leg lock gets bent.
Yes, along with three outside pockets for plates, clamps and the small parts that otherwise live loose in a camera bag. On the 50.5-inch body the strap is the only sensible way to carry it at all.
One button, the whole Yorepek range
Every size, colour and capacity in the Yorepek collection sits behind this button, with the price from our last update beside it. Measure the thing you have to carry, check it against the dimensions on the card, and it ships from our retail partner.