[3.6 lb] I was looking for a way to keep my audio recording gears organized yet safe. The Nanuk 910 was like the perfect case for the solution. The material feels very strong and premium. I was able to organize the devices and I'm assured that there'll be no dust, air or moisture affecting the items. The only challenge was taking out the foam cubes. One needs quite some patience and technique while working their way in making the desired cut-out. The latches were easy to unlock and locks firmly. Highly recommend for anything that requires keeping away from elements and needs the extra safety from accidental drops.

[3.6 lb] this is an excellent alternative to a Pelican case, I really enjoy the claw latch system and it is much quieter than the throw latches on Pelican cases. I use these for Astro gear and when I'm out late in the backyard it's nice to open and close cases without extremely LOUD snaps.


This case isn't quite a Pelican but when on sale is half the price.

[Yes] It was fairly easy to cut the foam and fit my mavic air 2s(battery attached), 2 extra batteries and the RC. I like this case better than the 915 because it's cheaper and thinner. No room for other accessories though.
I'd recommend it to DJi users who want simple setups in their case.

[Empty] I ordered this case to house a DJI Osmo Action and all my gear, needed to be able to fit in a fire bag and handle being in the most extreme situations. Does it with flying colors. Waterproof, durable, the latch design is good, definitely fits the bill. Only complaint would be the foam core is kind of a pain to cut out. But a sharp enough knife and some patience will work and definitely shouldn't be a deterrent from this fine little case. Would highly recommend.

[Latch] This thing screams quality and thoughtful design upon close inspection. I snagged one on sale and I am so very happy I did - what a ridiculously nice and rugged case for the money! I like it better in design and function than Pelican, though mostly for subjective reasons as they are both pretty similar quality and toughness. I appreciate all the color choices and only lament the lime green/yellow was already sold out but the blue is very attractive and not a bad second choice.

[3.6 lb] I needed a case to transport my iPad Pro mounted with a keyboard. I looked around and really couldn't find anything that fit the ticket until I went to B & H photo and found this wonderful little case. With very limited modification I was able to put the iPad Pro the charger the cables my headsets and a couple of small pieces into this case and it was travel ready instantaneously. I highly recommend these they're well constructed and they are also well-made. I've never used this brand before but so far I only have positive things to say about it

[Universal] ABSOLUTE BEST CASE FOR SECURING FIREARMS
STRONGEST & MOST SECURE CASE ON THE MARKET, PERFECT SIZE FOR LARGER HANDGUNS

[Latch] B&H is the place to go for great deals on great products. The Nanuk 910 utility that I purchased will be used for my first aid kit. A strong build that is waterproof as well as dust proof. Made in Canada. Will last a lifetime.

[Universal] For the price, these are outstanding. Everything is up to par and the case is really strong. I'm going to look at more Nanuk cases from now on.

[Yes] I have always loved toolboxes and have various cases for everything from test equipment to power tools. I wouldn't consider any of them stylish enough to be carried like a briefcase, but the Nanuk 910 not only looks like a briefcase but keeps the contents safe from just about anything short of a catastrophe.

The quality of the construction had me opening and closing it just to work the latches. There were no visual flaws in the materials surface and the seal fits snugly without binding. The case is small enough to just drop into a normal backpack in case I want to carry photographic gear without looking like I am carrying something expensive.

This case came with foam, but there are other options. If I were still experimenting with digital circuits, I could have bought an aluminum or Lexan panel for mounting a proto board.

I just bought [also from B&H] a big lens and am looking at getting another case for that purchase. I know these cases are expensive, but they are far cheaper than replacing equipment.