Lighting & Grip Bag

What are you using to transport your tripods, light stands, lights, umbrellas, etc? A bag with wheels would be best since I'm usually working alone and have plenty of stuff to haul around.

These are a few that I've looked at. There are things I like and dislike about each of them. Any other suggestions?

Tenba 38" Rolling Case
Petrol Deca C Stand Bag
Pelican iM3100 Storm Case

I've used the Photoflex Transpack Dual before for an interview light kit. It worked great and the price was reasonable. They also have a shorter version of the case available.

I searched quite a bit, looking at quality, brand, price, design and .I found this "On-Stage SSB6500) to be an excellent choice for my needs. I have 1 Background LS (18"), 1 Short LS (8"), 2 Calumet 13.5' AC Stands, 3 60" Umbrellas and 3 Umbrella Brackets fitting well. $32 and very heavy material.

http://www.amazon.com …age_o01_s01?ie=​UTF8&psc=1

I'm actually thinking about buying one of these: Navy Seabag

Had one when I was in the Navy. You coulda' fit a body in that thing...

Lightware http://www.lightwarein​c.com/

2 SKB rolling golf hard cases. One for stands, one modded for strobes and accessories.

I'm using this...http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_Extra_Large_Co​rdura.html. Transport 4 Bowens monolights, stands, umbrellas, collapsed softboxes and octoboxes, reflectors and accessories.

I went with the Photoflex Transpac Single Kit Case. It's big enough to hold the gear I needed (although my Manfrotto 1052 stand just barely fits) and the price was reasonable at $140.

Quality is average or slightly above except for the zippers which are slightly below. I was tempted to just put that $140 toward a ThinkTank Production Manager 40, but $550 was a little more than I wanted to spend. If this bag turns out to be something I use all the time, then I'll sell it and pick up the ThinkTank around mid-2015.

ThreeHounds wrote in post #17358789
I'm using this...http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_Extra_Large_Co​rdura.html. Transport 4 Bowens monolights, stands, umbrellas, collapsed softboxes and octoboxes, reflectors and accessories.

I bought that bag a few months ago, but immediately returned it. It was TOO BIG! And heavy - 30 lbs empty...

Snafoo wrote in post #17363239
I bought that bag a few months ago, but immediately returned it. It was TOO BIG! And heavy - 30 lbs empty...

Well, it's got wheels, and I have a ramp to the truck, Lol.

Great Avatar by the way.