Manfrotto Reloader Tough H-83 PL Roller

A refreshed design of Manfrotto’s Pro Light series results in an improved case that offers unrivalled protection for your valuable kit. The Reloader Tough H-83 is a hermetic, waterproof, & shock-resistant Tough case that can withstand the toughest environments thanks to an ultra-strong construction & IP67 rating. This case arrives empty, ready to safely house your equipment to the next location.

Manfrotto Reloader Tough H-83 PL Roller Key Features:

• Offers the highest level of protection for your camera gear
• IP67 rating resists dust and temporary water immersion
• Made of a high-performance, lightweight plastic compound
• Tolerates extreme temperatures from min -33°C - max +90°C
• It’s safe and airtight with an automatic pressure release value
• Padlockable pull release latches to avoid accidental opening
• Easy-to-open telescopic release handle for a smooth transit
• Large diameter wheels are silent and stable during transport
• Soft grip handles are load test and reinforced with steel pins
• A convenient waterproof ID name tag for easy identification

What’s in the box?

• 1 x Manfrotto Reloader Tough H-83 PL Roller

Manfrotto PRO Light Tough | Extreme testing Product Video:

Manfrotto PRO Light Tough | Extreme testing

FAQs:

What camera gear can I store in this case?

The case measures 83x47x28 cm which is more than enough to carry larger stands, video tripods, multiple lighting stands, sliders, and a large amount of studio equipment.

Can this be taken on a plane?

This case is larger than the Reloader Tough H-55 and therefore cannot be taken on as carry-on luggae. However, it can still be placed in the plane’s hold. Always confirm with your airline first.

What does the IP67 rating mean?

IP67 offers some of the highest levels of protection recognised by the International Protection Marking per IEC standard 60529. The IP 6 rating means that it is completely protected from ingress of dust. The latter means that this case can withstand temporary immersion in water (around 30 mins in 1 meter of water.)