Leofoto RB-1 Universal Tripod Rock Weight Anchor Bag 3 Section

The media could not be loaded.  I'm a big fan of Leofoto products, so when I was shopping for a weight anchor/bag, I knew I could trust the brand. And it wasn't much more expensive than the really cheap ones out there.I live and shoot in the Colorado Rockies, and one consistent we have is wind and wind can be a photographer's enemy. Even with a super duty tripod, like the Leofoto tripod in my pictures (https://amzn.to/3VGzvA2), wind can still wreak havoc with long lenses, video, or long exposures. This "rock bag" does a great job aiding in stability.There is also an "S Hook" on the bottom of the bag to secure more weight, tie to your camera bag, or what I like to do is use a tent stake under the tripod and tie the bag to that to anchor it to the ground with paracord with a cord tensioner attached. This method also works great just tied to the tripod's hook without the rock bag.Too bad they don't make a camo version to match my tripod when I'm shooting wildlife. Overall, for a weight bag/anchor, I'm not sure this one can be beat. It's universal, so it will fit any tripod and has a great system of adjustable velcro straps to attach to the tripod. Leofoto is amazing at producing excellent product quality at at great price.

I use this rock bag as my tripod shelf while hanging my camera bag underneath it on the S-hook. The rock bag is the perfect height - while standing or sitting for my phone, charger, intervalometer or just laying my camera down for a quick reposition.This rock bag is large enough to fit my RT90 while the RB-1 bag that I also own does not, due to the short straps on the RB-1.And if you hate loose flying straps like I do, this bag has 3 small pockets that you can shove the leftover hanging straps into for a cleaner look. I don't even take this off my RT90 anymore, I just invert it and stow it in between the legs in the carry bag while attached.

4 stars because one of the things to tighten it broke off after the second used I ended up sowing it in so it still works and I love it

Like all the Leofoto products I've used, this tripod weight bag is extremely well designed and made. It attaches (and removes) easily with adjustable velcro straps. There is no need to remove the bag when collapsing the tripod because the bag folds easily inside the legs. The only quibble is that I wish they had used a standard shaped hook, instead of a strap hook, at the bottom of the bag to more easily connect a carabiner. Besides the stated use as a "rock" bag, when not used as an anchor, I've left the bag attached because it makes a very convenient shelf to hold items during a shoot (light meter, filters, etc.). It is especially useful when changing a lens during an outside shoot so you don't have to worry about finding a clean place to set one lens while changing into the other. Even if you don't need a tripod anchor, the "handy shelf" aspect makes this bag worth it.

Just arrived so have yet to field test properly. It fits nicely and the velcro strips are sturdy and have good stickability. Chose this product over others as it has a hook at the apex of the pouch so you can attach a bag or tie this down in wind. Plan to leave attached to my tripod and it will also make a handy shelf for battery packs when I’m out doing Astro in the dark (keep gear off the ground). Nicely packaged and very happy.

I have one for every tripodI’m a professional photographer for 49 years this is a fantastic item at a fantastic priceYou will not regret it

On my location camera tech set I use it as a place to set the camera on location when shooting tethered.It's brilliant!The camera is so much safer than on an apple box or set on the ground.Sturdy enough to hold a Canon 5D MkIV with battery grip & lens.Very happy with it!

I use this pouch primarily to hold items and add weight when I'm shooting from a tripod, for perspective.First reaction was that it was smaller than I expected. Think space for your Kestral and some snacks, not a replacement for your range bag or to dangle your pack from. Holds kestrel, LRF, notepad, phone, etc quite handily, but typical binos won't fit in a pouch. Should work on just about any tripod, but I electrical taped the connections to the legs just to make extra sure.Fabric is pretty thin, and it's not the highest quality. It's a 1/5 or less the cost of most other options though, and definitely workable.

This item is well made, I considered other items but they did not have the hook on the bottom so you can add more weight. So far only used this for holding gear when on a shoot, ie filters, lens cap etc.