[Yes] I purchased the version with the Trek Pak system and it holds A7r II, A7r III, A7 III, all with cages, 4 lenses, 2 Godox flashes, Godox transmitter, filters, batteries for cameras and light kit, 2 on camera monitors, 2 Rode mics, 3 Sony wireless lav mics, cut a channel to hold 12.9” iPad Pro. Love this case - was able to loose 2 bags and I usage it as my daily storage on a wire wrack so it’s easy to grab and go.

I order an extra Trek Pak divider kit as well. FYI - they don’t come with extra locking pins but I had just enough with the amount given with the case.

[Latch] I was looking for a deep protective case and I've found one!

I would have prefered something with more red straps (or at least have the ability to purchase some more in extra), but two is still fine to hold in my Fs7 and A7S III (in cage) so they stay put when going places.

For the moment, I am only using one of the two padded trays and am waiting for the padded cubed foam (backordered at the moment) that is going to be used on top when taking airplanes but the padded trays + organizers on top works great for me for the moment.

It's tough, built to last, got great warranty and looks good.


It will probably get scratched overtime, but at least I'll know my equipment (be it what I am using for the moment or the one I'll use in 5-10-20 years) is in good shape.

[Yes] Works Great ! Two tier soft insert lightyears above pluck and pull foam.
960 big enough for 2 FX6's and an FX3 with glass and accessories. Very streamlined camera package. Love it !

[Latch] I gave the TrekPak addition a lot of thought before purchasing. Im so glad I decided to buy it because its amazing. I love the clean fitting. Much neater than pluck foam which starts to fall apart after a few uses. I can reconfigure this case anytime I want to!



The Pelican Air series are really light weight, especially the 1615 which is around the size of a large suite case. I have flown half way around the world with this case checked in and its still in great condition.


Its worth every cent when you consider the value of gear going inside it.

[Latch] Finally, a case to get most of my gear into one place

[Yes] Strongly Recommend this Peli case for stills photographers who need to airline  check Equipment as padding is superb and can accommodate large lenses

[Latch] This Air model is much lighter than the regular case which means a lighter result with all your gear.

The construction is top quality and I am glad to have chosen the trekpak dividers. They are ridiculously easy to install.

The only two cons that I see are:

1) The ID tag is slided in, but it is not enough for it to be kept from removing it by accident. I had to screw it in. It would be great to have it more permanent by default.

2) I would have liked to have the top padding swapped with a storage add-on, but it does not seem available for the 1615Air.

[Latch] See the review of 935 basically the same, just larger.

[Yes] We have five Pelican cases, of different shapes and sizes. They are all the best cases we have ever used. Jumbled thru airports and baggage claims, tossed into trucks, they take a beating and keep on working.
The cases, simply put, rock.
Now, the TrekPak insert system: nice, easy to use, and allowed us to create a packing arrangement exactly suited to our needs.. The stuff cuts easily, with the included cutter. Be sure to lay out your stuff first, as they suggest.... you will not get a second chance once you have cut the piece!
I would suggest buying an extra set of the little staples they use to hold the pieces in place. We needed four more than were included to make the set-up we wanted.

[Latch] I have 2 of HPRC cases and they are built like tanks! When you invest thousands of dollars in the imaging equipment, its no brainer to invest in cases to transport and store the equipment in them. I have tried the drone case company but the quality and toughness weren't there. If you're looking for case to store your sensitive equipment, look no further!