Sunpak 620-760 Unpadded Tripod Carrying Case for UT Series Tripods | 
| Brand: SunPak
List Price: $9.95
Buy New: $5.47
You Save: $4.48 (45%)
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Rating:  5 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 26 x 5 x 0.5
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 620-760-AZ
Model: 620-760-AZ
UPC: 090729608045
EAN: 0090729608045
ASIN: B000HGC04G
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Unpadded tripod carrying case for easy tripod transport | | • | Black Terylene 600D material holds up to heavy use | | • | Designed for Sunpak UT series, including 2001, 6001, and 8001 tripods | | • | Fits any other camera tripod up to 27 inches long by 5 inches in diameter | | • | Measures 27.2 by 7.8 inches (W x H); weighs 6.6 ounces |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Sunpak 620-760 is an unpadded tripod carrying case designed for the Sunpak UT tripod series, including the Sunpak 2001, 6001, 6601, 8001, and 9001 models. Lightweight and sturdy, the case is made of black Terylene 600D material, a durable fabric that holds up to heavy use. Users will also appreciate the included carrying strap, which makes the bag a breeze to haul around. And though the bag is intended for UT tripods, it can also accommodate any other tripod that measures less than 27 inches long by 5 inches in diameter. Weighing a mere 6.6 ounces and measuring 27.7 by 7.8 inches (W x H) when unfurled, the 620-760 is backed by a one-year warranty. What's in the Box
Carrying case, strap.
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| Customer Reviews:
Not an ideal carrying case November 5, 2007
J. Chien (Pearland, TX United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Decent material and well constructed, this bag goes well with the Sunpak 9002DX tripod. The bag opens from the top (the width near the letter "S" and not the length in the picture) and closes by a zipper. Inserting the tripod into the bag from the top is not so convenient as putting it in from the side of the bag. The fabric has a rubber like coating on the inside and is probably rain resistant. There is a short strap to tie the neck of the bag.
My complaint is that the carrying strap is too short to carry the bag on the shoulder and too long to carry the bag like a briefcase. The strap, opposite the red Sunpak logo, is not adjustable in length and is stitched directly onto the bag. Also, I wish there were a small pocket to stuff the accessories such as a second quick-release pan head platform.
Overall it is a good storage bag for the tripod, but not ideal as a carrying case.
Free Bag August 26, 2007
D. Hill (Gardnerville, NV.)
This bag came with the tripod, not overly impressive, after all it was free, and its only the bag.
 Valuable tripod case February 20, 2008
Robert D. Archibald (Cleveland,ohio)
The sunpak 620-760 unpadded tripod carrying case is exactly what I wanted!The measurements are precisely as given; it is well constructed; and keeps my tripod not only dust and dirt free but also nick free. It is lightweight and costs very little.
 Waste of money August 19, 2008
Danny Luong (Houston, TX USA)
I don't know why I bought this bag. Its too expensive and it should have came with the tripod
bad handle on a good bag September 30, 2008
Starlisa Black
I just got my Sunpack tripod bag, and the bag itself seems fine, sturdy and lightweight, but the strap is a real disappointment. When the tripod is loaded into the bag, the strap is so tight you cannot sling it over your shoulder. It does work to grab it like a briefcase, although not well designed for that either. I wish the company would design it with an adjustable strap so that it could be carried on a hike easier.
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