[2.965 lb] I use this product as part of a hard core motorcycle luggage system. Being waterproof, durable, lockable, top loading and just the right size it is ideal for this. It also has a best in the industry telescoping handle system and wheels for easy moving to and from bike. The wheels could be bigger for carpet or rough terrain.

[2.965 lb] This bag is just perfect for the Sony Fs7. Even the lenses, microphone and rain cover fit all together. The led light is a great feature and the top tray is great to put all the small accessories, as the picture below shows.

[2.965 lb] I can fit my fs7 pretty much fully built (without matte box or ext. unit) with space for a couple other lens and some bits and pieces. Top tray is awesome for keeping smaller things securely. Keep in mind this is big; I only use it for local shoots not for travel.

[2.965 lb] Great product. Using it as side panniers on motorcycle and also as a travel suitcase. Cut the foam to accept 8 bottles of wine for safe transport on airplane check-in....

[2.965 lb] Extremely well built and durable. Highly recommended!

[2.965 lb] this case is a good size for larger lenses and photography equipment, but the real value is how well the case protects contents from exposure to water and rough handling.

[2.965 lb] I got the OR-14 specifically to house my SONY FS-100 rig on a Berkey sled system with Wooden Camera NATO Handle Kit, a smallHD 501 monitor and a Sennheiser MKH-50 mic with Cinela LEO Ball and fur. I was hoping to get a smaller bag (the Orca OR-12) but I quickly realized I needed a larger one to fit all my gear: three lenses, lens hoods, tools, batteries, battery charger, WarmCards, small HD Sidefinder, screw on filters in a Kinesis case, and the list goes on. Because of the fixed height of the Bright Tangerine Titan Arm, I have to leave the ingenious top tray at home (which pains me). I have to remove the smallHD 501 monitor as well as the NATO handle, Rycote INV-HQ mkIII shock mount and MKH-50 and Leo ball due to height constraints. The internal LED light is a huge bonus on dark sets or evening exterior shoots. I'm on a big personal project this year and I need to be able to travel light with all my camera gear in one case and my Cartoni Focus tripod in a second case: one case per hand. The Orca case and trolley system rolls beautifully. Three minor things that I would ask Orca to consider addressing: the AA battery case/switch is prone to failure and needs to be handled carefully. I have replaced a number of identical battery cases on my Petrol LED light strips inside my audio bag. I'd like to see a beefier On/OFF switch that wouldn't have to be handled with kids gloves. Also, it would be nice if ORCA could sell as an option a half-size lid tray for people in my situation who can't use the full tray because of the height of their camera rigs, but could still manage to squeeze in a half-size tray. Third the handle seems to have a small bit of play in it but so far, it functions fine, so no complaints here. Honestly I paid a lot more than I wanted to, but in return I got more in the way of design and build quality than any other case I've ever owned.

[2.965 lb] I decided on this size for a wheeled option for sandbags to carry on location. It holds just enough that I can still easily manage moving it around for packing and unpacking. Sturdy and dependable just like my 1510 for years!

[2.965 lb] It's a Pelican. I put my laptop, audio interface, measurement mic, and all cables etc. in this one case.

[2.965 lb] I chose this size because it could easily carry my larger lenses and photography equipment , but the biggest reason is how well the case protects what you have in it. your equipment is well protected when exposure to water and rough handling occurs.