The Accessory Pro Canvas Travel Case Roll Bag compatible with all GoPro cameras

I would give it 4 stars, but just had to give it 3. To start it DOES the job as described, but it is a wee bit small, definitely smaller than the riseful one. It is well made though, at least well enough, considering the $15 that I paid. So considering the $15 it is really nice, just know that you really can't use all the smaller slots in the center or else it won't roll up properly. It is sufficient for traveling which this is obviously designed for, so don't think for a minute storing your entire GoPro collection would work. the center straps are also a bit small and close together to use everyone of them. The bonus is the extra velcro strap that I got with it, the first photo attached shows itI was able to put both my GoPros in it with all the extra housing and backdoors including the floaty. Plenty of room for that, plus I was able to attach 2 J mounts and 2 flat mounts and 3 of each extenders (straight and 90 degree) extra battery, battery bacpac, the wifi remote and a couple other items, and it still rolls up quite small, easy to carry or fit in a backpack. I attached a couple photos with GoPro accessories for scale.In summary. It does the job described, a great little carry case for the GoPro that keeps stuff organized and not worry about losing pieces, but is definitely NOT the Riseful and for $15 comes as no surprise

I bought this about a month ago. It generally does what it says it does. You can put a good number of GoPros, cases, mounts, cables, batteries, etc in it. This is way more organized than the small backpack I was using (where I just randomly threw everything in).This appears to be a cheaper version of the Riseful RollPro bag. This bag is less than 1/2 of the Risepro cost. It's hard to argue with the price for this, but it does have some shortcomings:1. If you have a GoPro and a spare case on the end, with a modest (say 1/2) number of other pouches / elastic loops in use, the roll bag won't be able to velcro itself closed. Personally, I think I should be able to load it to the gills and still get the closure velcro to engage.2. At least 5 of the little pockets along the sides are sewn so tightly that you can't put anything in them other than paper or maybe a golf pencil.3. Most of the elastic loops seem suited for the GoPro thumbscrews. YMMV but I only have about 3 of them so most of the loops I can't find a use for.4. The stitching for these pockets isn't straight. Cosmetic only to be sure, but hard to miss.If I had to do it over I probably would have shelled out the $80 for the Riseful bag.

I ordered this roll up organizer because I wanted a good solution for keeping my GoPro gear all together. Upon further research, I found out this was a direct knockoff of the Riseful Rollpro, so I ordered one of those as well.The quality difference between the two is staggering. This "canvas travel case" is clearly made in some poor quality Chinese factory (probably using child labor). Its stitching is bad, and would not fit my gear correctly. Upon testing, I found many of my accessories to be loose and not well secured.On the other hand, Riseful's Rollpro is handmade in California with extremely high quality materials, which in my opinion justifies its higher cost. The fit and finish is perfect, it secures all of my accessories snugly, and the stitching is extremely strong. I could even tell the velcro is higher quality, and would probably last a lifetime.I think though, what bothers me most is that The Accessory Pro decided to blatantly knock off Riseful's design. I personally like to support the original creators of a design, because it is the original creator who put the time and effort to design a product, and put the details into it. All The Accessory Pro had to do is buy a Rollpro and send it to China to copy. It is very clear that the "canvas travel case" is a low quality version of Riseful's Rollpro.Guys, let me ask you, would you buy your girl a knockoff Louis Vuitton bag? Girls, would you buy yourself a knockoff Louis Vuitton bag? If you said "yes", then I have nothing more to say to you. If you said "no", then you should look into supporting the original designer of this product: Riseful.I personally think it's very un-American for a company to take an American-made product and have it mass produced in China. I returned the "canvas travel case" immediately, and feel great about supporting Riseful by keeping the Rollpro.Do what I did, and order both bags. After seeing both in person, I'll bet you'll keep the Rollpro.Be American. Buy American.

Good product. I got to fit all my GoPro gadgets into this little bundle. In the three main pockets: GoPro 4, Headstrap/Quick Clip, Floaty Backdoor and Smatree triple battery charger. In the side pockets are: 2 spare Backdoors, 3 batteries, 2 The Tools, 3 Polarpro dive filters, 2 SD card cases, LensPen, tethers and anti-fog inserts bag. Enough elastic rings for my other miscellaneous accessories like thumbscrews, USB cord and the Handler. Rolled up neatly and tightly. I prefer the roll up bag over the generic foam-padded travel case I originally used.I do hold some reservations about the stitching holding up long term. You can see little bits of string sticking up after a couple of times rolling and unrolling the bag. I was in the market for the Rollpro but I believe this bag will perform just fine.

This item arrived on time. Thanks to previous reviews I knew what to expect and I got exactly that. Yes, it had a few chalk marks on it. Yes it had a few loose threads. No, the one I received did not have any crooked stitching or pockets that were too small. I quickly repaired the loose ends on the stitching and filled it up. It holds a good amount of items for a day's filming. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 for the quality issues with the chalk and stitching, but for the price it can't be beat. It fits well in my backpack too!