PADDED TELESCOPE BAG FOR CELESTRON ORIGIN INTELLIGENT HOME OBSERVATORY

CelestronSKU: 94031

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  • Description
  • Specifications
  • Safeguard your Celestron Origin: This sleek, grab-and-go case for Origin’s 6” RASA telescope tube offers the ultimate protection and portability.
  • Durable triple-layer construction: Custom-designed for Celestron Origin, this bag features an ultra-durable and water-resistant 900 denier outer shell, 1.5” thick EPE foam padding, and a super-soft inner lining.
  • Easy to load and unload: Multiple zippers provide instant access to the tube, making it fast and easy to set up or break down your Origin.
  • Two carrying options: Use the sewn-in carry handles or the padded, adjustable shoulder strap.

Elevate your Celestron Origin experience with a custom-designed carrying bag that offers unparalleled convenience, protection, and style. This padded bag offers the perfect storage solution, so you can carry your Origin with confidence, wherever your astronomical adventures take you. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that Origin is secure and protected for both storage and transport.

Ultra-durable Materials

The Celestron Origin Padded Telescope Bag features a three-layer construction. The outer fabric shell is crafted from 900 denier polyester, which is composed of 900 yarns woven into a basket-weave pattern and then treated to protect against weather and scratches. The bag's walls are lined with a robust 1.5”-thick EPE foam, which provides a protective cushion for the Celestron Origin tube. Inside, you’ll find a soft polyester PVC fabric interior to protect the surfaces of the tube.

Convenient Storage and Carry Options

Effortlessly load or unload your Celestron Origin tube with our user-friendly design. Simply stand the bag up vertically, unzip the circular zipper at the end of the bag, and slide the tube in. Or lay the bag on a flat surface and open both the circular zipper and the full-length zipper along the side of the bag for complete access. Either way, setting up and packing away your Origin takes just seconds.

When it’s time to go, you can carry your Origin bag with two sewn-in handles for a comfortable and secure grip. Alternatively, attach the clip-in padded shoulder strap for a hands-free option. The adjustable strap allows you customize the strap drop so it’s the perfect length to sling over your shoulder.

Outer Material: 900 denier polyester
Foam lining: EPE Foam 39mm (1.5") thick
Internal material: Polyester/PVC Fabric
Zippers: Nylon Zippers with cord pulls
Included accessories: Padded, adjustable shoulder strap
4" Celestron sticker (part of label)
Compatibility: Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory 6" RASA telescope tube
Outside dimensions (bag): 711mm x 251mm x 251mm (28" x 9.875" x 9.875")
Inside dimensions (bag): 635mm x 174.6mm x 174.6mm (25" x 6.875" x 6.875")
Outside dimensions (box): 660mm x 165mm x 350mm (26" x 6.5" x 13.8")
Weight: 4.58 lbs (2.08 kg)

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