Film Pouch, 5 Rolls
$20
Still using ziploc bags to carry your film? This is our simple, reusable solution to keeping your rolls more organized. Available in 2 sizes, it has a center divider so you can separate fresh rolls from exposed rolls. The simple drawstring closure keeps things nicely sealed up and the durable ripstop material protects from the elements. From the film fridge to the camera bag, keep your freshies on deck and have yourself a looong weekend.
Our Review
Long Weekend Film Pouch (5 Rolls) — the film organizer built for airport security lines
The gist: If you fly with film, this pouch replaces the sandwich bag routine with something you can actually hand to a TSA agent for a hand-check.
- Holds 5 rolls of 35mm film: a center divider separates fresh rolls from exposed ones, so you don't accidentally mix up shot and unshot film mid-trip.
- Weatherproof ripstop nylon: holds up to rain, humidity, and rough handling in a daypack better than a plastic bag.
- Compact when flattened: 6.7" x 7.5" flattened, small enough to fit in a jacket pocket or camera bag side pouch.
- Secure drawstring closure: a tightener keeps the pouch sealed shut so rolls don't spill out when you're digging through a bag at security.
A verified B&H customer reviewer who said she flew through 15 different airports in a year gave it 5 stars, noting she likes being able to "easily pull out a bag and hand it to airport security" for a hand-check instead of a scanner.
Best for: film shooters who travel by plane and want a fast, organized way to request hand-checks at security. Skip it if: you shoot digital only or never fly with unprocessed film. Check the current price before buying.
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