Carrying Case Portable Storage Bag for SCORP 3/SCORP-C 2 Gimbal Stabilizer

Good for the price missing a long strap to carry the bag but its ok

As a professional i like it cause who showed up with the cardboard box. Pleanty of accessory pockets. Its a must bjy to complete the kit. Holds follow focus and all spare parts.

If literally does as intended with also good quality.

I really wish it came with my gimbal BUT it’s great! Easy to put up. Small. East door storage and very very durable.

This case technically does its job in terms of protecting the gimbal, but the overall design makes it far less practical than it should be. The biggest issue is the interior layout. The inserts are very restrictive, cheaply made, and don’t allow any flexibility in how the gimbal is stored. To make the SCORP fit, you have to completely disassemble it every single time. That means breaking the gimbal down for storage and then setting it up from scratch again whenever you want to use it. For a tool that’s often used on the go, this quickly becomes frustrating and time-consuming. I would have much preferred a slightly larger case footprint if it meant being able to store the gimbal in a more natural or semi-assembled state. The lack of adaptability inside the case feels like a missed opportunity, especially for a product meant to support professional or frequent use. In short, it will keep your gimbal safe, but the inconvenience of constant disassembly and the low-quality inserts really hurt the overall experience. With a better internal design, this could have been a much stronger product.

So I was already disappointed that they didn't include the storage case with the gimbal given the nice foam insert they had in the shipping box, but this case was a HUGE disappointment! Not only did it dash any hopes I'd had of not having to completely disassemble the gimbal to store it, but it's not even able to properly store all of the parts of the C2 in individual protected slots. It's apparent that they've attempted to design the outer case to support several different styles of gimbal that have the same handle and tripod, as they have a nice molded and lined bottom section that holds the handle in a different orientation than the shipping box, with a molded slot for the tripod base. If the entire case had been made that way with storage slots for all the parts, that would have been great. Instead, they have a really badly cut piece of polyethylene packing foam dropped into the open half, with a thin loose strip of foam rubber around the outer edge that keeps falling out. Almost makes me wonder if it's supposed to be packing material to protect the foam in shipping! HAH! The cut polyethylene part doesn't fit the gimbal quite right, and requires a big gap between it and the molded section to be able to get the arms of the gimbal forced into it. As-is, the AI sensor sits WAY too close to the corner of the case, making it ripe for damage if it were to get dropped. The cut polyethylene also doesn't have any slots for all of the parts that had to be removed from the gimbal in order to store it, and not much room for them, given the aforementioned difference in orientation compared to the shipping box that had those spare parts in boxes on either side of the gimbal. Again, it's very apparent that the cut insert is NOT designed for this gimbal. It had a box shaped opening and a short slot at a diagonal, neither of which would hold any of the parts other than the loose shoe and lens holder (yes, had to take those off too!) that will shake around in the open space. I managed to to force the L shaped bracket in the corner opposite the AI sensor, between the foam rubber that won't last and the polyethylene. Then I tore open the end of the slot enough to hold the camera adjustment bracket in place. Beyond that, the case just has a loose piece of foam rubber to place over top of the gimbal to protect it from the lid side of the case. That's going to blow away the first time I open this outside. There's a zippered compartment in the lid of the case that would be nice if there was room for anything without putting pressure on the gimbal components. It could probably hold the flatter camera bracket and mounting plate, etc. but I think trying to put the L bracket in there would just push it against the gimbal when trying to close the case. Overall, a major disappointment! But, the gimbal leaves a lot to be desired too, so why am I not surprised?

The Scorp Mini 3 has served me well. However, what frustrated me about it was a lack of carrying case for such a well made and pricey product. This case fills that void at a low cost (about $20 as of this writing). It is lightweight while providing good crush protection (safe to place on the bottom of a bag but cannot be thrown around or sat on). This case has many functions, in addition to providing protection, it also provides storage and organization with a zip up flap that has five separate pockets. The pockets are easily accessible by flipping over a flap which keeps items safely inside. What's curious is the decision to use foam in the upper left corner that is inferior to the quality of the one included with the gimbal. I was considering cutting up the latter, but decided to omit it completely. This allows for easy access to the gimbal without having to attach and detach the phone mount during use. The gimbal is stabilized with the Velcro straps without having to deal with the wobbly foam.

I was a bit disappointed that the Scorp C2 didn't come with a case, so I was looking forward to trying this one made by the manufacturer. This soft case is only a small step up from the gimbal's original box. If you're looking for something rugged and weather resistant, you're going to want a very different product: a hard case with foam blocks that you can customize. What you get here is a large clamshell-style EVA foam case. The bottom section has molded plastic and foam. The top section has a divider with three elastic pouches. The most obvious problem with the design is that there's no place to put the L-bracket. If you place it in the top section's pouches, there's a risk that pressure on the case will make it jut into the gimbal below. There's also the option of wedging it between the outer case and the foam insert, in one of the corners. This also seems wrong. You will likely have to modify the foam yourself, or buy a large block of foam and design your own insert. With that said, at this price point, it's not unreasonably bad. It can be made to work.

撮影の際、持ち出す時に機材をカメラバックに入れただけだと故障に繋がる恐れがあるので此方の専用ケースを購入。 FeiyuTech SCORP-C専用だけにピッタリとジンバルを入れられるので安心しました。 思っていたより、安く買えたので良かったです。

さすがは専用。ピッタリです。 これが無いと3軸モータ付きのジンバルは不安ですよね。

3回目でようやくまともな商品が来ると言う それまでは不良品が何度も来ました。