- Compatible With: Size: 40.8 x 14 x 11 in, compatible with Celestron* AstroMaster/NexStar, compatible with PowerSeeker* series, compatible with GSkyer* 130EQ telescopes, compatible with Orion* AstroView 90mm and more; *our product is unrelated to all brands referred
- Double-layer Storage: 2 compartments for separate storage of tripod and telescope tube, plus adjustable buckles to secure safely;with 1 short sponge divider and 1 counterweight bag to separate and avoid collision and damage with other parts
- 4 Layers Material: Made of velvet, shock-absorbing sponge, pearl cotton and 600D water-resistant polyester, with careful stitching, providing ample protection for expensive telescope equipment and eyepieces when traveling
- Multiple Pockets: Lots of front pockets provide additional storage space to safely accommodate telescope auxiliary equipment and tools; all the telescope components can be stored in this practical telescope carrying case
- Functional Design: The external buckles add to the load-bearing capacity and durability; detachable non-slip shoulder strap and padded handles make it easy to take telescope outdoors; suitable for astronomers, astronomy enthusiasts, and those who like to observe the sky
samdew Telescope Case, Double-layer Telescope Bag for Astronomical Telescope Storage, 40.8" Padded Telescope Carry Case Compatible with Celestron Telescope, Bonus Accessories Bag & Shoulder Strap
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Author(s)samdew
Publishersamdew
ISBN / ASINB09PV27V88
ISBN-13978B09PV27V88
AvailabilityIn Stock
Sales Rank22
CategoryUnknown Binding
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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