Shock-Absorbent Telescope Bag–Multipurpose Telescope Carrying Case with Adjustable Shoulder Strap and Storage & Carrying Case for Accessories for Celestron

I was looking for a bag to transport my RedCat 71 telescope while keeping the camera train (camera + OAG + filter wheel) attached so I don't have to constantly take them on and off. This bag fits that and has room to spare, so I was able to fit my AM5N mount head in too. The padded divided it comes with is definitely thin and lacking for how heavy my gear is, so I would NOT trust that alone. The mount head would be banging into the scope as you walk with it, so I also found some "Orighty" microfiber towels (lint free) on Amazon for $14 bucks as padding in between and it works great.My gear that fits inside:- RedCat 71 telescope- ZWO OAG-L off-axis guider- ZWO ASI174MM guide camera- ZWO 2" 7-position filter wheel- ZWO ASI6200MM camera- ZWO AM5N mount head- ZWO ASIAIR PlusThe TC40 tripod can fit in the bag instead of the AM5N mount head, but not both at the same time with the telescope. I opted to fit the heavier mount head inside and the tripod then fits nicely on top of the bag after it's zipped up.This is a lot of weight inside the bag, but it feels like sturdy construction so we'll see if it holds up. I wouldn't take this on long hikes or anything, but it's great for transporting in my car.

I rarely leave reviews, but I felt compelled to write one for this product because it has truly impressed me. From the moment it arrived, I could tell it was well-made and of high quality. The packaging was secure, and everything was neatly arranged, which was a great start.What really stood out to me was how easy it was to use. Whether you're familiar with products like this or it's your first time, you'll have no problem figuring it out. The setup was quick, and it worked exactly as described. I’ve been using it consistently since it arrived, and it hasn’t let me down once.The performance is outstanding. It delivers exactly what you need and more. One thing I particularly appreciate is how reliable and efficient it is. It has quickly become something I reach for regularly, and I can already tell it’s built to last.Durability is another major plus. It feels sturdy and well-constructed, so I have no concerns about it holding up over time. I’ve accidentally put it to the test a couple of times, and it has proven to be tough and long-lasting.For the price, I couldn’t ask for more. I’ve seen similar products that cost much more but don’t offer the same level of performance or reliability. This one strikes the perfect balance between affordability and quality.Customer service has also been top-notch. The company clearly stands behind their product and is available to answer any questions you might have. It’s always great to know there’s support available if you need it.In conclusion, I’m extremely happy with this purchase. It has exceeded my expectations in every way, and I can confidently recommend it to anyone. Whether you’re looking for something practical, reliable, or just a great value, this product is the perfect choice. I’m sure it will serve you well for a long time.

Fits my tripod perfectly

This was a nice bag to transport scopes , but we did return it only because my husband pretty much uses his scope in the backyard and so therefore decided there was no point in having a traveling bag

This bag looks good, lightly padded all around, and decently made. There are 3 padded pouches included with the bag that can be used for accessories. My telescope did not come with a lens cap, so I use the round bag to cover and protect the lens.My whole setup fits in this bag with room to spare. Celestron Powerseeker 80 EQ like telescope (different brand - solomark), diagonals, 2 eyepieces, small lens cleaning kit, red-dot finder scope, and a few little tools. The tripod does not fit inside the bag with the EQ mount attached. The EQ mount fits inside the bag when removed from the tripod but it is awkward with the counterweight bar and extended adjustment knobs. Removing the knobs and weight bar provide a cleaner and roomy fit. Just to clarify a little, the telescope tube (OTA), eq mount (when removed from tripod), tripod, and accessories all fit inside the GoHImal bag.The product photo makes it look like the bag has 3 side pockets, one long one and two smaller ones. In reality there are only two long side pockets with no partitions or holders of any sort inside of them. Just 2 long empty pockets which can make organizing stuff a challenge.The Celestron 40 inch bag is a tank compared to this GoHImal bag. The celestron has worked well with a relatively heavy telescope setup on plenty of trips. This GoHimal bag is being used for a much lighter setup and I expect it will work fine for my needs, which is just something to protect and transport my smaller telescope.