[Latch] Rugged, perfect performance and no compromises.

[Yes] It fit perfect for our equipments

[Black] I use to keep safe my video light camera & some lens This is very Hard and safe amazing with the options to the wheel provide for transport everything and a lot space

[Precut Foam] Waterproof to 30 feet 7 latches. Much more sturdy than I thought it would be and it is full of foam that you can custom contour ...for the price I am amazed at the quality !!!

[Latch] As an advanced amateur photographer for more than 50 years, finding the perfect camera bag and/or case for my equipment has always been the most difficult thing to satisfy me. This case fit my equipment perfectly. I have 2 Canon DSLR bodies, 7d & SL1, 7 Canon lenses from 10mm to 400mm, 3 chargers with extra batteries, Canon flash, LED light with charger, 1.4x extender and some filters & extra flash cards. And all this equipment fit in this case without any cutting, since it comes with pick 'n' pluck foam. Another thing I like is that I can redesign the custom fit with the foam I had removed or just buy a new set of foam pieces. The outer shell is tough & waterproof and will last a lifetime. The case weighs about 29 lbs. and with the equipment in it, it's probably over 50 lbs. So, unless you are a weight lifter, you aren't going to be moving this around much. Here's the way I use the case. I have a backpack for lesser equipment that I use for short shoots near my home. But, when I travel long distances, I can just put the Pelican case in the back of my small SUV and I've got everything I may need for any situation. For me tripods are always difficult to haul around and I guess you can fit some tripods in this case, but I didn't even try, so if I could give this case one thing I don't like, is maybe they could have had some clips or something so that I could attach my tripod to the outside of the case.

[Latch] This thing rocks. The sturdiness and quality is there. Will be very heavy when it's full of gear. Lugging it up a flight of stairs can get you winded. I have 3 DSLRS, 4 lenses, recorder, mics, wireless mic and receiver, and every other little doodad I could ever need for a wedding in here and I STILL have room to grow. That's good. Only downside that I see so far is that the foam isn't quite RIGID enough for me... It starts off rigid enough, but has already become kind of 'flappy' and loose a little bit. Not bad, but still. I believe there's a spray product I could spray all over the foam to kinda glue it together. I think I'll do that.

[Precut Foam] There is no better way to store or transport electronics or anything with a lens. It's the cheapest insurance you can buy.

[Latch] It's a huge case for a Blackmagic Cinema Camera and so it can contain all my lenses along side. The foam makes it possible for me to cut the exact size for all my equipment, and so they don't move around the case when I am in motion. Its so strong I don't feel as if my equipment are in any danger and I can simply add a padlock to it when I travel, by bus or by airplane. Easy to move around because of it's wheels and retractable handles. Plus its a pleasure to look at when open with all my camera and lenses all lined up in there.

[Yes] Word of advice, should you decide to get a new Pelican case. Read the specs and take out a tape measure to see what size case you are buying. Most of my photo assignments I can drive to or elect to do just that. If you have to fly with this case keep in mind it is 30LBS empty with pro glass you're going to be hit with overweight fees. Having opened with that I have to add I love this box. It's huge and can carry more gear than I usually bring on a job. It's a Pelican so I know it will last forever. I bought the 1654 with divider set because I needed a large secure case but here is where I have exception with Pelican. There are not enough pieces to this divider set of the correct size. Also, because the large pieces are so long and big it is difficult to align them in the box for sectioning and compartmentalizing. NO, I would not ever again use the pick and pluck foam unless I was setting up this case for one specific set or type of equipment. The dividers are the way to go even though they are difficult to handle. Also, I don't think they are padded enough and still feel that I have to add cushioning to the sections. I have several other cases by Pelican and have used the dividers from those cases to create a custom design for the next shoot. Over all, I wouldn't put my equipment in any other type of case for extended travel until I get to the shoot where I will use a waist belt system for the actual work.

[Latch] I use my Pelican case to protect my demo equipment...it works great!