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Vermont Maple hardwood handles. Genuine
suede straps. Durable leather handles. Rugged blue Cordura®
fabrics. All are hallmarks of the now legendary Portabrace
field production case. And all require skill, strength, and
patience to craft by hand into the form-fitting, performance-enhancing
cases sought-after by field and location production professionals
worldwide.
Every Portabrace case is built by an experienced
and dedicated team of craftspeople at 940 Water Street, North
Bennington, Vermont. We operate in a century-old mill on
the banks of the Walloomsac River, at the base of Mount Anthony
in the Green Mountains.
Founded in 1972 at the inception of field
video recording, Porta-Brace is the original field production
case. Launched by the spirit of innovation and experimentation,
this legacy of leadership still fuels the Portabrace design
and production teams more than 30 years later. Our craftspeople
now collectively apply more than 300 years of sewing, design,
and material experience with an average tenure over 10 years.
 The
Portabrace heritage of quality workmanship and exceptional
performance is inherent in the Vermont traditions of artistry,
free-expression, woodworking, cottage industry, and fierce
independence. Vermonters are a proud lot, and the Portabrace
team is no exception. There are no “seconds” or
“irregulars” at Porta-Brace. If it’s not
exactly right, we fix it. And when it’s our best work,
we sign our name on the tag you’ll find in every Portabrace
case.
While we’re confident in our skills
and our work, we still take the time to inspect every case
before it’s shipped to you. We appreciate fully the
value of your equipment, and understand that there are no
second chances in field production. Award-winning recording
opportunities can be missed in the blink of an eye, so we
design our cases to be integral to your field performance
and then build them to the highest quality and performance
standards.
Thank you for your trust and confidence.
We won’t let you down.
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