The wingbag is very nice quality ripstop nylon. It uses velcro to hold it shut and has both a handle and shoulder strap.

The wingbags can be separated so that you can slide them onto the wings while on the plane, before removing the wings to reduce hanger rash, then can be joined together with the velcro as shown to make one unit.

This photo shows the inside of the bag. The inside is a very high quality, soft polyester lining which will not get dirty, and together with the outer lining, offers great protection to any model.

This is the front side of the stab bags. Again, it is matching high quality rip stop nylon with carrying handle. Attached to the back of the bag with velcro is the propeller and wingtube bag. It you do not need the stab bags routinely because you keep the stabs on during flying season, the propeller and wingtube bag can be separated and kept with you if desired.

This photo shows the inside of the bag. The inside is a very high quality, soft polyester lining which will not get dirty, and together with the outer lining, offers great protection to any model's stabs.

This photo shows the back of the bag with the propeller/wingtube bag attached. For you northerners who prefer to disassemble the stabs for the non-flying season, this will offer great protection for your parts.

This photo shows the propeller/wingtube bag separated from the stab bag. We have the prop and wingtube out of the bags so that you can see how they are inserted. Of course your prop and wingtube will be inserted all the way into the bag for protection.