[Handle] This is the first of two Nanuk 940 cases that I purchased during the October promotion. I wanted a reliable and well constructed case with dividers. This case is being used to store the multiple bodies and film magazines for the Hasselblad 500 series cameras. I was able to place the two additional bodies and three additional film magazines plus extra lenses, many dark slides, a 2x converter and two viewfinder plus room for a little more.


Some things that I really like about the case are: it is deep enough to hold most of my Hasselblad lenses upright, the power claw latches, the convoluted foam does make a difference if there are items a little higher than the divider height. The base depth is very useful as it is not too deep for storing items and the size fits well and will mostly be used for storage as I have a backpack for site shooting.


I had called Nanuk prior to purchase and they informed me of the divider height for this case which really helped knowing that the divider height is 4.75 inches. They only publish the divider height on two cases that I am aware of.



The Nanuk cases were recommended by a friend who is a professional photographer (in Ottawa) as I was undecided which brand to go with. I made the correct choice and waiting for the second case to arrive to hold some of my 35mm SLR camera, F series, lenses and some accessories.


I had ordered this case the end of October and had a 2 - 4 week ETA and it arrived the same week ordered!



The salesman at B&H I spoke to was also very helpful in answering some questions about the Nanuk vs Pelican cases.


Thank you for having these cases on promotional pricing as it made it affordable to purchase the three cases that I did, two 940 in orange & yellow and the 920 in yellow, all with dividers. Maybe next year I'll purchase another 920 in orange to hold some of the Hasselblad accessories that I have.

[Yes] Such an amazing Product!! I am very impressed with how easy this gimbal is to set up and stabilize quickly. If you have previous experience with other gimbals, then you will have no problem with this one at all. Great product and I am more than happy with this purchase!

[Universal] Great case! Holds five lenses, 14-24 thru 150-600. Solid construction which has held up wonderfully during my travels.

[Latch] Ready to handle all of the gear associated with my Canon R5C rig. Holds everything in one convenient location, and then I use a smaller case for field work. Rock solid, and certainly as good as any Pelican I've ever owned. I would buy this again for my other cinematic rigs

[Latch] I have been having fun with this gimbal. It certainly takes some practice and getting used to, but works really well, and as expected.

[Latch] I bought a Ronin-S back when they first came out for personal use and we used it so much at my office I bought another one for our gear cage there.

The economics are great. The weight isn't too much for a full day of shooting. The battery lasts forever. It's the cheapest and best gimbal you can get in my opinion for professional use. Perfect for Sony Alpha cameras and Blackmagic Pocket cameras.

[Yes] Great case with padded dividers and lid organizer, nice locking mechanism, seems of great quality, time will show

[Yellow] Great case!
It's bigger than I expected and holds a lot. I have a pelican case, but would consider going nanuk in the future as they seem to be just as great for a better value.

[Yes] The case is solid but the organizational inserts really elevates this case. I use it for my lenses and other smaller accessories and has been a great case for my work.

[Yes] This was the second Nanuk 940 case purchased during the October promotion.


This case which had to be shipped with the foam and the dividers due to misordering on B&H's part and caused a lot of grief to get it shipped in time for a birthday present. Thanks to some supervisors, the case was received in time.


This case is being used to house an additional Canon F series 35mm camera, motor drive for F-1, and the additional lenses that I don't always keep in my backpack. The case is the perfect depth and width for holding everything that has been put into it.


Don't know if either of the Nanuk 940 cases will leave my house but they do excellent protection and organization for my lenses and some other items. I've also purchased two 920 cases to hold accessories for both my Canon and Hasselblad equipment.


Personal visual take, these cases offer better protection where the lid and base meet.


If I needed a case offering protection for storage and transport, Nanuk is the only one I'd select.