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E1G Edgmon easel box for pastel or watercolors is lightweight 7.4 lbs., compact 16" X 13 1/2" X 4 3/4" when closed. The easel back is adjustable from 90% to 180%. The slider will raise to 20 1/2". Opens to 11" X 28 1/2" Weighs approx. 7.4 lbs. Fits in carryon luggage or a backpack. Edgmon Easel Box is setup for pastels and watercolor but is great for oils, acrylics . For example, the box will hold up to 240 full stick Terry Ludwig pastels,168 full stick Sennelier, 168 Great American, 148 Unison and 252 of the 1/2 stick Sennelier (pastels not included). Also, we build a version of this box that is for oils and acrylics. There is a covered paper canvas storage compartment in the closed position. The easel back is fully adjustable from 90 to 180 degrees. This allows you to lay flat to watercolor. The slider bars are adjustable to allow height adjustments for paper or canvas and flip to become a wet paint carrier. In addition to built in brush & pencil holders (12), there is a center compartment in the base that holds, keys, etc. while on location. It works wonderful for travel and field use. Memory foam inserts hold everything in place. Brass corners protect box. Standard tripod plate is attached to all boxes. A bungee attached to the buckle closers will hold paper towels. It is made of sturdy Alder wood, sanded, stained and sealed. It is completely self-contained. Each is a box is a work of art. Extremely easy and fast to setup. Pat. No. 7,717,393 Made in USA These boxes are made at our woodshop in beautiful Northwest Arkansas. Video demonstraion URL is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3poQAhmxzcw&feature=email
Posted by VM on 24th Jul 2017
This backpacker box is very well made. It holds the same amount of pastels as another popular brand.'s backpacker model. The attached easel is the real benefit. Since it's attached, I will never get to my Plein Air spot, only to realize that I've left it at home. I haven't used it outdoors yet, but it looks like this easel will eliminate the wobble experienced with other brands.
Posted by Virginia Unseld on 25th Oct 2015
I purchased this 2 years ago and use it all the time when I paint and teach workshops. I have a heavy duty tripod too and at first it seemed too heavy. But I paint in the Rockies where sudden gusts are always a possibility and I love its stability. I carry an allen wrench to tighten the easel when I set up. Holds a lot of pastels securely. Great design.
Posted by Lisa Couper on 22nd Oct 2013
Excellent plein air box. Love the stability of the easel. Extremely easy to set up. Fits in my back pack. Overall very happy.