Heavy Duty Black Telescoping Documents/Blueprints/Artwork Storage Carrier Transport Tube w/Strap

UPDATED 1.27:Got a different tube that's MUCH better (& cheaper):https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DLYJ2G4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1As of 1.27, this one is unavailable anyway, but I rely heavily on Amazon reviews when buying products, & wanted to fore-warn others if it becomes available in the future.Although I'm planning to keep this holder, be aware that they're 3 MAJOR problems:1) The extension tube can come off @ the bottom: see pic #1. (& yes - I realize that the pic is fuzzy, but you get the idea). I routinely enhance products that I get from Amazon & Home Depot, & did so in this case.2) I taped a thin piece of balsa wood to the bottom, so that the locking mechanism is more firm. Since I'm not planning on carrying this anywhere, & don't plan to move the extension tube, I didn't try to enhance the other adjustment locks on the tube.3) If you're going to extend the tube beyond where the top cap is strapped on, you're going to have to lengthen the strap, or the cap won't fit on the extended tube. I found this VERY difficult to do.I'm planning on using this holder to store some long chemistry-lab glassware, so all I care about is that the holder is stiff enough to store the glass safely, which this holder is. HOWEVER, if you're carrying around expensive items, such as blueprints or other valuable documents, then you need to get a much-stronger holder with a locking cap.3* for my needs, but buyer beware of the issues I've discussed!

As i would love to give better rating, i can't. I love the fact that you can expand to 36inch but is not sturdy enough it keeps opening in the junction, the lock mechanism needs improvement. The purpose is right but the outcome failed.By other hand, the store was extremely fast to ship and came amazingly well packed.

Not as sturdy as I'd like, but still a good carrier. Got my oversize poster (about 34 inches wide) from the east coast to the west coast without damaging it. The larger the document is, the more the tube will telescope, which makes it less stable. I wasn't quite at the maximum for the tube, so it was still ok. Strap isn't great. When the tube is longer, the strap is kind of useless, as it doesn't have enough slack to go over your shoulder comfortably.

I wouldn't call it "heavy duty" as the tube material is very lightweight and doesn't offer a lot of protection. I needed something to store wooden flutes temporarily and one tube per flute serves the purpose. I wouldn't use it for mailing or anything where the items inside might be damaged if bumped. It's probably fine for documents.

perfect size and fit for my item w/o telescoping it out. this gives me the double wall protection for my item. the original strap system was just too much effort to try to slide it to a longer length, allowing the cap to be removed so i replaced the strap with a tactical strap with a quick release bucket which make it so much easier to open.

I took a large diamond painting back to California as a gift. This tube kept it safe and intact.

Not made of the greatest material, pretty cheaply made actually. It does get the job done though, it can expand vertically to be fairly big, and I was able to fit in about 48 posters rolled up together for travel.

The poster carrier is expandable and carries my 24x34 poster easily. I like how it locks when encasing the poster and keeps it in a safe spot. Thanks for the wonderful Heavy Duty poster tube protector!

It worked very well for what we needed.