Eylar Small 8" Blue Foam Case

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This blue 8" Eylar Small 8" Blue Foam Casefrom Eylar Small 8" Blue Foam Caseis a compact hard protective case that is strong and makes storing belonging easier. With one customizable pluck-and-pull foam layer, one top egg crate, one bottom pad layer, it meets everyday needs. A small handle folds out for easy lifting and folds in for easy storing. This case is great for storing small cameras, small electronics, and jewelry, and its compact size and integrated pressure-equalizing valve makes it perfect for travel.

IP67 Rated Water-, Dust-, and Shockproof Integrated Pressure-Equalization Valve Three Layers of Foam TSA Compliant with Lockable Fittings

Key Specs
Color	Blue
Interior Type	Convoluted/Layered Foam, Cubed Foam
Water Resistance	Waterproof
Dimensions	Exterior 8.12 x 6.56 x 3.56" / 20.62 x 16.66 x 9.04 cm Interior 7.25 x 4.75 x 3.06" / 18.41 x 12.06 x 7.77 cm
Weight	1.44 lb / 0.65 kg
Parameters
Interior Type	Convoluted/Layered Foam, Cubed Foam
Features
ATA Compliant	No
Pressure/Purge Valve	Yes
Security Lock	Accepts Padlock (Not Included)
General
Water Resistance	Waterproof
Padded Interior	Yes
Materials	Exterior: Polypropylene
Dimensions	Exterior 8.12 x 6.56 x 3.56" / 20.62 x 16.66 x 9.04 cm Interior 7.25 x 4.75 x 3.06" / 18.41 x 12.06 x 7.77 cm
Weight	1.44 lb / 0.65 kg

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it carry 4 Shure SM7bs?

A: This case has internal dimensions of 18.5 x 9.9 x 10.9" while the SM7B IS ø: 2.5 x L: 7.4". Yes, you should be able to fit 4 of them in this case.

Q: 2. Will the Tascam DR-60D 4-Channel Linear PCM Recorder fit in this case? The interior dimensions seem to say it does, but it looks pretty tight. Thank you!!

A: I'm sorry, but I can't answer that. I'd be glad to help if I could. It fits my camera beautifully and protects it well under trying circumstances.

Q: 3. Is the foam anti-static?!

A: Im not sure.. sorry

Q: 4. Will this case fit a Canon 70-200 is mkii and a Canon 6D?

A: I personally wouldn't recommend it for regular large telephoto-zoom lens, like 70-200L, 200L or100-400l type sizes, plus a 6D camera body..I prefer deeper(depth cases with plenty of clearance for foam dampening-I have the 1450 for battery, Flash and misc electronic accessories... Check out slightly deeper sizes up with similar length wide dimensions...

Q: 5. The description says that it holds everything. BUT . . the list does not include the MagBox Pro 24 Octa. Will it fit or not?

A: The following unit will hold the following light shaping tools. 1 MagRing 2 MagShoes 2 FocusDiffusers 2 Speedlite Flashes 24 MagBox Gels

Q: 6. does this case have places for padlocks ?

A: Yes it has a place for 2 padlocks. You'll want to get a short hasp lock. Because you could potentially open the case enough even when its locked to get some of the contents out. The pelican lock listed in the accessories is too loose and can fit a handgun through the gap that it creates even if it is still locked.

Q: 7. I'm after the 1450 case which has a rubber over-molded handle, though I noticed that some photos of the cases don't have that feature. Can you explain why that's the case?

A: I'm not sure what photos you are referring to, but I can tell you that all Pelican cases have similar handles.....however they can vary slightly among different cases. You may need to think about a particular color for your 1450 to get the handle you want. Good luck!

Q: 8. Could you put a Macbook Pro 16 / 2021 in this case? Thanks!

A: The cut out area of the foam is too small. If you remove the foam it'll fit. The Nanuk 923 is a better choice. https://bhpho.to/3mnQxUb

Q: 9. Can I fit a Sony A7II, Sony Zeiss 55/1.8, Loxia 21/2.8, spare batteries, charger, filters, and SD card holder in this? Or do I need to go with the 1400?

A: You'll probably have to run the 1400. For 2 lenses, it's small.

Q: 10. Will a Xbox one s fit inside this case

A: I suggest going to Pelican website and look at the interior dimensions and allow a little less in dimensions to have foam padding around the Xbox.

Dorian	03/09/2024
[Yes] Although HPRC's hard equipment cases are the classiest hard cases on the planet, they are also strong, light and just as important to me: color coded. Between the case colors and handle colors, I have managed to organize my gear by application. For example, yellow cases hold monitors, and black cases with yellow handles hold associated wireless video transmitters. The sky blue handles on black boxes like this one, remind me of electrical discharges. Hence all batteries are placed into these cases. Not only dos this help be recognize what is in a box 'at a glance,' but security is far easier, as I might have 20 boxes at a gig. It is also easy to recognize my brightly colored boxes vs. those of other shooters, as well as keep track/count of my gear also ' in a glance.' And as I said ... they are classy the usual sophisticated Italian flair in design : )! They are a bit more expensive then cheap ABS plastic boxes and some copy cat cases, but they are as strong as Pelican cases, and a lot lighter: due to intelligent, clever design. The bottom line is, HPRC cases only have one drawback: an unrecognizable BRAND name! Sorry amici, , ma cosa succede con il nome commerciale criptico? 5

Anthony	27/08/2024
[Yes] great product, very happy with this purchase 5

Merman808	26/08/2024
[Yes] I film so it's a good gear holder for me! Waterproof, very light, and hard case! 5

Neal	01/08/2024
[Blue] All HPRC cases are made with quality and are designed in Italy. They have protected my photo equipment over the years and the latches are secure and yet easy to open. I have several of these hard cases and can highly recommend them over any other brand. Do not hesitate to buy them if you need hard case protection. 5

pp	08/07/2024
[Yes] I use this case to transport a compact camera and lenses for air travel. I put the case in my carry-on backpack. It is sturdy and provides excellent protection. I also have a smaller Pelican case (1120) which is also as good as HPRC. However I prefer HPRC double-throw latch design which requires less force to close. The HPRC case handle has a hard rubber covered for a good grip. 5

Sam the Drummer	29/06/2024
[Blue] I use this case to carry a couple field recorders around on tour with a band, it is rock solid, really well built, and not that expensive for the quality you get. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in seriously protecting their investments. 5

Switch 10 Productions	15/06/2024
[Yes] It is exactly what I needed for my on-camera monitor. 5

bobpal	12/05/2024
[Blue] This is a nice, sturdy little case. It has a little nicer finish than the competition. You can't go wrong. 5

Peter	08/05/2024
[Blue] You bought your M10 to use. Bring it with you everywhere. But on those rare occasions when it's not on your person, protect your investment from avoidable damage. I store my M10 and lenses in this case with ample desiccant to minimize fungus growth. 5