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Product Description
Our most popular innovation is now even better and comes in a smaller mini version, working exactly the same as the SkimmerSack II with improved construction and a reinforced top section. Nature and wildlife photographers everywhere keep the SkimmerSack Mini camera beanbag with them for the ultimate in flexibility and portability while traveling around the world, whether on safari or on the road at home shooting from a car window or roof.
The SkimmerSack Mini camera beanbag was designed by professional nature photographer and Founder and President of NatureScapes.net, Greg Downing.
“I personally developed the SkimmerSack II for use with the Skimmer Ground Pod II when shooting out of the car with a big lens and I have found it to be the best solution by far. Gone are the days of a permanently mounted window mount or overly large bulky beanbags that cradle the lens too much and restrict your movement.” –Greg Downing
The SkimmerSack Mini camera bean bag support for wildlife photography transforms into many different configurations for endless shooting possibilities. It’s also the most durable and flexible camera bean bag support on the market.
- Unique and transformable design provides a multitude of uses and configurations. Please see the detailed images for examples showing the SkimmerSack II in use.
- First ever “U” shaped camera beanbag with a unique round top design for use with any lens and camera combination from wide angle up to a 500/4.
- Continuous non-skid Toughtek® fabric inside of the legs provide a non-slip grip on car doors.
SkimmerSack Mini is made in the U.S.A. and ships without fill for your convenience. Greg recommends filling this camera beanbag with sunflower seeds so you can feed them to the birds afterwards.
If you’re looking for a camera beanbag that is slightly larger than this one, check out the SkimmerSack II Camera Beanbag Support for Wildlife Photography.
Please see the Specifications tab below for more information and tips from Greg on how to use.