SafariSack™ I can be used in three modes:
1) Flat, to support a camera on the ground or on top of a Land Rover or other vehicle.
2) Saddlebag style, by using the two cinch straps for the “folded-in-half” position. (In this mode we recommend only filling the bag about 2/3 full). A camera can be snugly cradled on top, when the bag is placed over a car window or used on the ground for additional elevation.
3) Ballast, adding one of two sacks to your tripod increases stability when using long lenses or in windy conditions. Filled with sand or water, it can be used as a weight to stabilize light stands or booms.

• Zippered compartment — fill can be dumped directly inside without the need for a liner
• Drape the SafariSack I™ over the edge of a partially raised car window, and you have a steady camera support.
• On the safari, it is often used in the flat mode, on top of the RangeRover. With the sewn-in quick-release strap, it can be securely fastened to the rack on the top of the vehicle.
• Shooters traveling abroad take the empty version and fill it locally with rice, beans or bird seed. Then, upon completion of the shoot, dump the contents, returning home with a empty, compact bag.

No liner is needed with this bag (unless filled with sand as a ballast). Simply dump filler directly inside — hold the bag vertically and fill (fill to about an inch below the zipper). Depending on the filler, the inside may get dirty. The bag can be inverted and hand washed if desired.

Filled SafariSack I™ functions in either of two modes: saddlebag or flat mode.

Shooters traveling abroad take the empty version and fill it locally with rice, beans or bird seed. Then, upon completion of the shoot, dump the contents, returning home with a empty, compact bag. Quick-release buckles enable you to attach the SafariSack to the roof rack of your Rangerover while shooting in Africa.

No liner is needed with this bag (unless filled with sand as a ballast). Simply dump filler directly inside--hold the bag vertically and fill (fill to about an inch below the zipper). Depending on the filler, the inside may get dirty. The bag can be inverted and hand washed if desired.

U.S./Imperial
10.25 x 16.5" (flat dimensions)
R420: 5 oz. (empty)
Recommended fill volume: 300 cu in or 5.25 qts

Metric
26 x 42 cm (flat dimensions)
R420: 142 g (empty)
Recommended fill volume: 5 lit

Drape a SafariSack I™ over the edge of a partially raised car window, and you have a steady camera support.

On the safari, it is often used in the flat mode, on top of the RangeRover. With the sewn-in quick-release strap, it can be securely fastened to the rack on the top of the vehicle.

If you want to purchase your own poly beads, they can be obtained at a hobby or craft store (i.e. Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby or Michaels). They are often used as doll filler or in making stuffed animals. Retail cost at Wal-Mart is about $9 to $11 for 6 lbs. Rice, beans, bird seed, millet and cat litter are alternative fillers. Buckwheat hulls are also sold as "organic mulch" from garden suppliers.