Westcott HurleyPro H2Pro Weight Bag


Key Features
- Provides 8.75 lbs (3.97 kg) of weight for boom arms, light stands, tripods, and c-stands
- Refillable water reservoir designed to minimize weight during travel
- Designed with a durable water reservoir equipped with a large, easy-close lid
- Full-length side zipper connects multiple H2Pro weight bags
- Heavy-duty fabric bag equipped with straps for easy mounting and transportation
overview
The H2Pro Bag features a uniquely designed removable and refillable water reservoir that can be filled on-location. This gives photographers and filmmakers the ability to avoid both traveling with heavy weight bags and spending money on sand or lead shot.
Equipped with a large easy-to-grip lid, the H2Pro's durable bladder can be filled in sinks or streams, with faucets or with hoses. It can be filled and ready to go in just seconds in virtually any location.
The H2Pro Bag provides a counterbalance or center weight for boom arms, light stands, tripods, and c-stands. H2Pro Bags include durable double-stitched nylon straps for easy hanging on your prefered mounting system.
The H2Pro is equipped with a heavy-duty full-length zipper, allowing you to pair multiple H2Pro weight bags for increased stability of your heavier equipment and rigs.
The H2Pro bag is designed with professional materials, durable stitching, and high-quality closures for years of use on location or on set.
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detailed specifications
| Capacity | 8.75 lb / 3.97 kg |
case specifications
| Closure Type | Hook & Loop Fastener |
| Material | Metal, Polyester Fiber, Polymer |
| Exterior Dimensions | 15.0 x 13.3" |
| Weight | 0.9 lbs |
- Westcott HurleyPro H2Pro Weight Bag
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