One of the photos shows the sandbag resting on the angled leg. How does the bag stay in position without sliding down the leg?
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i use 5lb circle weights and put them in each pocket and depending on your angle of the legs you should have no problem .... one of the best purchases i made ... they are awesome when im shooting on hills or uneven ground i don't worry about small amount of wind blowing over my stand when im using these
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i forgot to say i put the bags on the inside and not on the outside and never moves
1631864
Maybe the leg hinge is stopping it. Usually the bag rests on the floor against the leg, or over the horizontal leg of a C-stand.
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I bought a set of these and I love them. I have a huge 77in Octobox on a Bowens 500watt head, and it's VERY top-heavy. What I did to counter-balance this was tie top straps of 2 sandbags together with a bootlace. I wrapped that bootlace once around the light stand and let the sandbags sit on top of 1 leg each. They work like a champ with no issues. Another work around would be to put string with a hook that'll fit around the pole on it as well.. but the double bag/bootlace works like a champ.
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I have not had trouble with this bag doing that. My old one fell forward many times so I'm glad I don't have the problem anymore.
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There are braces attached to the middle of the thing that slide down into place against the legs. I don't have a problem with it folding when I don't want it to fold.
2146758
The bag sit semi securely in the cart. It has two straps that holds the bag decently. I love to play golf, but I wasn't going to invest in a cart that cost $100 plus for something simple. It works just fine for me, because I love to walk and it's lite and holds onto my bag enough where I'm not messing with it all the time.
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Yes, that is exactly what the legs do. When the legs come out, the bag sits on the ground at a 45 degree angle. When you pick it up, the legs retract back to the bag.
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I've found that if the bag isn't packed very full, it wants to tip over onto its top unless I place most of the items on what would be the bottom when standing upright. When the bag is full, it stands on its own, no problem.
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As already mentioned there are brackets that hold the legs in an upright position. I would add that when the footrest is turned upside down the brackets tend to disengage and make it very easy for the legs to fold flat for storage or transportation.
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We have it outside on fairly level ground. We put sandbags on the legs to prevent wobbling.
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I move them a lot, and have not had any problems either. Sandbags can work to stabilize them i windy conditions it needed.
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We use sandbags tied to the middle that hang down and it works perfectly. We love Ina very windy place and they haven't tipped over yet.
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The sandsbags go under the stairs. I found that is holds for a small person, but not a big person like myself. The ladder is higher than the side of our pool, and it needs the support of the pool side to keep it from moving, so I have had to add 4x4's under it to stay in place. Other than that, I like it
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The bag is anchored to the weight and will move some partially due to the bungie cord but it does keep the bag from swinging all over the place. It lays on the floor and works very well. I have a 70 lb bag and it works very well.
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It's no problem at all. It just slides right out. It will stay at the angle you put it to keep the bag open, but not so stiff that it's immovable. I also use it on the outside of the bag and just loop the bag over the top of the sides as if I was putting it in a 3 sided trash can. It works easily that way too.
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The bag does diminish some clearance for the foot peg on the left side. However, the passenger's foot can still rest on the foot peg.
765993
The outer shell is made of a hard plastic, only the edges are silicone due to the insert. Shouldn't stick to the side of your bag, but not necessarily super slippery either.
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Hi there, it is going to be a bit of a problem if you have a passenger, once the bag is installed your passenger will not have much room to rest their foot on The page itself, you may want to purchase longer pegs for the back. Once you install the bag you may prefer to leave the foot peg up or down I prefer to leave it down so the bag kind of rests on it. But if you are going to have a passenger often on your bike you may want to purchase the longer pegs. Hope this answer helps you out. Thank you and have a Merry Christmas Lisa Carey
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There are 2 little studs just inside the fabric sleeves on the arms that rest on top of the table. Press these in and they will rotate until the whole thing is flat then you can put it in the bag. Similar to retractable camping poles or lawn furniture that adjusts.