Kinesis SafariSack 4.2 (Black/No Fill)
$36.00
Worth: $36.00
(as of Jan 09, 2025 07:01:47 UTC – Particulars)
The SafariSack has been in manufacturing for over ten years. It has been duplicated by others, however as they are saying, “copying is the most effective type of flattery.” We give you a alternative of fill. Poly beads are essentially the most secure, however heavier than the buckwheat hulls. For lenses as much as 200mm, the buckwheat is sufficient. The 4.2 includes a aspect gusset, permitting a thicker quantity of filler when in half saddlebag fashion. The ends are barely rounded for simpler dealing with. D-rings on the ends for carrying over the shoulder with a shoulder strap (# Y215 is adjustable, unpadded & 1″ / 25 mm extensive). With the sewn-in strap, it may be securely fixed to the rack on the highest of an Land*over which is frequent on safari…or your personal mini-van or SUV! If you need an extended strap, get the # Y208. You possibly can add water, sand or pebbles to make use of as a ballast to stabilize a tripod or gentle stand within the wind. We suggest using an elective liner for sand (R107) or select the R425 SafariSack II for a less complicated, inexpensive ballast bag. Specs Flat dimensions: 9.4 x 15.7″ (24 x 40 cm) Empty weight w/o shoulder strap: 5.0 oz. (144 g) Poly beads crammed weight (incl. the sack): 5 lbs. 8 oz. (2.5 kg) approx. Buckwheat hulls crammed weight (incl. the sack): 1 lb. 7 oz. (660 g) approx. Beneficial fill quantity: 260 cu in or 4.4 qts (4.2 L) Black Empty SKU # R427-Ok or UPC # 680474822621, Khaki Empty SKU # R427-H or UPC # 680474822638, Black Poly SKU # R429-Ok or UPC # 680474822669, Khaki Poly SKU # R429-H or UPC # 680474822652, Black Buck. SKU # R428-Ok or UPC # 680474822645, Khaki Buck. SKU # R428-H or UPC # 680474822638
Clients say
Clients recognize the product’s efficiency, high quality, and portability. They discover it really works properly for holding cameras regular in automobiles for excellent images. The bag is well-built and light-weight, making it simple to hold and use as a transportable tripod. Many describe it as a pleasant concept and excellent safari companion.
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Allez Allez –
Not too heavy, works well.
The use of buckwheat really helps in the weight category. My only wish is that the two sides could be separated, either by a velcro strip or zipper. There are instances where only one of the two is sufficient.
Wackadoodle –
Nice Product
OK If your traveling you might want to take the buckwheat because I ordered the PVC pellets and oops it weighs 5lbs. I ordered some buckwheat to fill it and it is light as a feather so that is only thing – it looks well made It is for a upcoming safari as a tripod wont work in a vehicle
G. Green –
… you figure out the medium to install it works great. I have some dried oats mixed in with …
Once you figure out the medium to install it works great. I have some dried oats mixed in with soybeans and lentils, and the oats seems to powder out from the zipper.
Stacey A. Rothrock –
The perfect safari companion
I ordered this (filled with poly beads) right before I went on safari in Tanzania. We would be spending two weeks traveling around by jeep and after reading up on this vs. other pillows I decided to give this one a try. Yes, this version is heavy, however after trying to brace my largest lens (a 600mm) on a foam pellet filled pillow I found this one gave more stability. Where you gain the ability to strap a lighter pillow to the back of your gear bag you lose stability and I found my hand/arm/camera shifting when I didn’t want it to. This version (with plastic pellets) was perfect. I would cinch up the straps on the side and toss it up on the upper edge of the open top jeep. It formed to the edge of the windows so I could rest my hand and brace the camera. Also, when I needed a small tripod on top of the Jeep I would cinch it into a triangle shape and brace the camera on top, using it as a pivot.I packed it in my checked luggage for my flights and it added some weight, but since i was packing light anyway it wasn’t an issue. It really was exactly what I needed for my trip.
jama –
Excellent Product!
Great product. Lightweight (useful for travel) but does the job. Particularly like the rubber-like bands at the top and bottom on the back providing gripping power on window glass Very much like the material resistant to moisture, the covered zipper enclosure for refilling and the straps, although it would be really good if the side straps were longer to wear like a knapsack.. Also like the color- neutral enough so that it doesn’t scare away wildlife or birds. Pricey but well made.
Jacqui McCurdy –
Perfect for my photography
Easy to carry and use as a portable flexible ‘tripod’- also used as a pillow! Heavy duty construction-sturdy. Multiple uses.
Jeff Goldman –
Open seam
Bag arrived with an open seam. Appears to have not been sewn for about 1cm which allowed the beads to leak out all over. Getting a replacement. Hope that one is better.
Goodwdav –
Photo stabilizing bag
Nice idea but a bit bulky. Only for the serious photographers with a lot of patience.