The Manfrotto MBAG90PN padded bag safely carries a larger photo or video tripod with its head attached, up to 85 cm overall length. Its asymmetric shape, Thermoform protection and full-length zip make packing quick without removing the head, while an adjustable shoulder strap and two handles give practical carrying options between locations. An internal pocket…
The Manfrotto MBAG90PN padded bag safely carries a larger photo or video tripod with its head attached, up to 85 cm overall length. Its asymmetric shape, Thermoform protection and full-length zip make packing quick without removing the head, while an adjustable shoulder strap and two handles give practical carrying options between locations. An internal pocket separates a pan bar or small accessories, and the water-repellent synthetic fabric helps protect the kit during regular field use.

90 cm padded tripod bag
MBAG90PN protects a larger photo or video tripod with its head fitted, up to 85 cm overall length. The asymmetric shape creates extra room around the head, while Thermoform padding cushions hard edges from the exterior.

The full-length opening lets you load or remove a tripod with its head attached. The wider end accepts the bulkier head, while the tapered section guides the folded legs and helps stabilise the kit inside.
For moves between locations, use the adjustable shoulder strap, horizontal side handle or end handle for vertical carrying. Water-repellent synthetic fabric is designed for regular field use.


An internal pocket keeps a video-head pan bar or small accessories separate. Everything travels in one case without loose metal parts contacting the tripod.
| Manufacturer: | Manfrotto |
| Category: | Bags other |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Nylon |
| Length (inside) | 850mm |
| Width (inside) | 230mm |
| Height (inside) | 180mm |
| Length (outside) | 900mm |
| Width (outside) | 250mm |
| Height (outside) | 200mm |
| Weight | 920g |
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