915 Hard Case with Cubed Foam – Compact Waterproof Travel Camera Hard Case with Padded Dividers, 13.8” x 9.3” x 6.2” – Dustproof and Impact Resistant, Airline Carry-On Approved – Black

Nanuk is the only way to go...If you get anything else you are going to be sorry. yes, its more money but you'll thank yourself later.

Case is very well built. The locking mechanism is easy to use and appears to be super secure. I would recommend.

First I bought one of these (with the cubed foam inserts) for my telephoto lens and accessories. I liked it so much that I bought a second one for my camera and main lens instead of the soft sided camera bag I had.If you have one or two largish items to put in the case, the cubed foam insert option is a good choice. If you have several smaller pieces then the Velcro divider insert is the better option because you need to leave reasonable space between the cutouts in the cubed foam case, so you can get more smaller items in the Velcro divider version. Pay attention to the inside case dimensions before ordering.By the way, opening the case is not completely obvious the very first time you open the case. You squeeze the little finger cutouts together on the latches (with the arrows) which releases the catch latch. Then you open the case latches like most case latches work. It’s not difficult, but look carefully at what you are doing if you think the latches are “stuck”. They aren’t - you just didn’t release the catch latch. It actually opens fairly easily once you figure it out.I love that this is a hard sided case with good padding that can be adjusted for your equipment. While it’s not “light” when empty, it’s not heavy when empty and it feels sturdy and very well made. The handle is comfortable. It looks like if you really need to padlock it, you could use a couple of small padlocks at the corners - There are holes for that.There are cheaper options, but I am quite satisfied with my cases because of the protection and how well they are made.The Good:Very well made, sturdy outer case appears reasonable weathertight, inside padding can be adjusted for your needs.Needs Improvement:Nothing that I can see.

I bought this to carry my Emo robot and tablet. It is heavy duty and I feel my items are greatly protected.

This is very well made, and looks and feels durable. Can't comment as to long term durability yet, but it should do just as well as a comparable Pelican. The latches work well, and the color options are nice (I grabbed the olive version).Hinge pins are in a blind hole, and the outside end bends into the body of the case. The holes for a lock are metal reinforced. The physical security of this case is about as good as you can get from a plastic case of this size, as long as you pair it with a good lock.That being said, it is still small enough to be picked up and carried off entirely, and not really intended for resisting destructive attacks.Overall, Nanuk cases are well made, well designed, and great alternatives to Pelican, and every single case is available in multiple colors.

I’ve now replaced my entire Pelican case system with Nanuk. They’re not much cheaper, but the build quality is just as good if not better, the latch release design is FAR superior (no more painfully trying to snap my case shut with frozen hands on night shoots) and their padded divider system is perfect for my gear storage. I bought this one to use for lenses, and it fits my fat 82mm 7Artisans as well as narrower 58mm Sirui (not pictured) just fine. The red secure straps are from my other Nanuk case, and I wonder if you can buy a pack of them separately? Anyway love this storage solution!

I ride dual sport motorcycling on and off road. I was looking at what was available for storage of a few smaller items/tools and something with just enough room left for a couple cold/warm drink containers. This case works great. Tough double lock system that can't unlatch when beating down a rough dirt track in the desert or woods or cruising down the highway. If you ride a newer KLR 650 you can mount this case back far enough to still have access to the factory tool kit built into the rack. That is with a few minor case fin mods which all KLR guys know that's part of the fun. I also removed the breather button and installed a keylock in the center position so it is also lockable without a paddle lock. I give it a 4 out of 5 just beacause I haven't seen how well it is going to hold up to the 115 degree summer days here in AZ. Living anywhere else I'd have rated it a 5.

I love this case. I’m pretty snooty about quality and had been looking for a small travel tool case which I could check in at the airport, not have to worry about it breaking apart and my expensive tools being damaged or lost or stolen. This case does all that and more… Every ounce of it screams quality from its general sturdiness (though light) to its latches (streamlined and fast but extra tab ensures not accidental opening) to the hinge (tight, no cheap flex) to the locks (cost extra but well worth it, clearly designed specifically for this case… TSA approved and solid and streamlined).This case is amazing and I would’ve expected to have aid $150 more for it… Incredibly well designed and made for a fantastic price on top of it( you’re crazy if you don’t buy one.