RS 4 Carrying Case, Waterproof Portable PU leather Storage Shoulder Bag Travel Case for DJI Ronin RS 4/ RS 4 Combo, 3-Axis Gimbal Lightweight Stabilizer and Accessories

Got this for my RS4 and glad I did. It fits in there perfectly and allows you to carry all the necessary bits and pieces. Quality seeming products, comes with a strap, price is right, should be included with the gimbal.

BEWARE! This is a "store-away" case, meaning that you will have to disassemble the whole gimbal before storing it in this case. The overall quality is ok, but you will definitely have to calibrate it every time you're going to use it.

bad design. some of the pieces don't fit. also they start to fall out when you carry them. when you open the zipper you find them all mixed up

My RS4 Mini didn't even come with a cloth bag for protection and the amount of accessories and pieces necessitates some sort of carrying solution. While fairly unremarkable to look at, this storage case is pretty rigid with a good amount of padding, seems well put together and the materials feel like they'll last through use. Inside there's dedicated cutouts for all of the components and pieces and everything fit quite well with the exception of the RS4 gimbal itself. It does fit, but requires adjusting each arm to a very specific length that's neither intuitive or easy to remember, so it's kind of a game of adjusting and checking the fit, then making more adjustments until I can finally get it seated, and at first, I almost gave up thinking it was just designed wrong. This kind of hurts the ease of use, but it has gotten better the more I use it. Everything else does fit quite well and without fuss in their assigned cutout and it is nice having all of the accessories in one place. It's a large case though - too large to fit in my camera backpack - so I mostly use it for trunk and car transport and will probably look for something more compact for just the gimbal and QR plate. Overall, it's a workable option and certainly beats storing the pieces in ziploc bags and the shoulder strap makes it easy to carry around, but I do wish the gimbal fit without as much fuss every time.

This is a pretty cost effective case. I have a DJI RS 4 which fits OK. The compartments are a little tight and the gimble must be adjusted to fit, which means you must balance the gimble from scratch each time you take it out of the case. The material is lightweight. I don't expect it to last long under heavy use, but it is an entry level case.

While it's good to have an official home for the Ronin and to store extra parts you don't really need like the cellphone holder or extra plugs / USB cables...the item is small enough for backpacks and kind of defeats the purpose of portability in a big heavy case like a bigger Ronin needs to be in as those are too bulky for a camera bag. It's a good case overall, I'm questioning the practicality of a case where a small storage bin for the extras could suffice instead as I usually keep this in a backpack so it's always ready with the camera, that's hard to do with bigger gimbals.The case is molded, but be warned you'll have to dismantle the RS4 mini and lose your slider settings which kind of makes this case extra work as again, it's small enough to be fully assembled and balanced in your camera bag.

This case definitely fits the gear, namely the DJI Ronin RS 4 gimbal. But a couple of pieces seemed to have a tight fit. It's not a hard case like a Pelican, but it is a rigid, nylon material with rigid spaces for the gear inside. You'll have to take some of the pieces off the gimbal to get it in. I don't have the combo, so I'm using the other spots for things like cables and a spare camera battery.I recommend looking at the photo on the Amazon listing to see where each piece fits as that wasn't included in the very short instruction page that came with it.This would be a great case if you're planning on keeping the unit with you: like as a carry-on or in a car/truck. But if you're planning on checking the bag or shipping, you might consider a Pelican case or an inexpensive plastic hard case with pluckable foam. That way you can use TSA locks and get better protection from the rough treatment of baggage handlers.

This case is designed for a specific product. The dimensions of the case were what I was looking for so I am removing the sewn in insert and putting a foam block in. This will be used to hold two smaller gimbles and a charging brick with ND filters. The case is well made and has a good zipper.