[Latch] I Always had a lot of little extras sitting around tucked away in various places that I had to search for when getting ready for a photo shoot. I love that they gathered up into one place along with the things I use with both of my cameras. Very nice to have everything organized and within reach. (As soon as I remember where that last space is anyway.)

Also like that when I want to set up my very small photo space all my extra lights and flashes are within easy reach - all I have to do is pull it out and find what I need.

The lid organizer is a perfect place for light meter, filters and batteries, etc.

[31 lb] awesome case...

[Universal] We own a dozen Nanuk cases. Mostly their 935 and 938 styles, which are both wheeled and are super versatile. The dividers are great and lid organizers add so much more space. A great value when on sale and I can never resist picking up a few more.

[Cubed Foam] Love it. Sturdy, reliable, and roomy. Only issues we had were figuring out the foam (Gorilla Tape is a great way to finish off some rough edges in your cuts) and figuring out how much we could cram into it and stay under 50 lbs for flying!

We'll definitely look into more Pelican cases in the future.

[Universal] Case is deeper than ones I've used before; so, still working on the best packaging strategies. Top has pocket that should be nice for keeping customs registration documents. Probably will buy the Nanuk TCA lock as it looks like it will fit better than the ones I have. Haven't flown it yet; but, looks promising.

[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 am a professional storyteller and children's magician who travels internationally in missions work. The airlines have destroyed several hardshell suitcases that I had been using as Prop cases. I needed something that would properly protect my expensive gear and hold up to the tremendous abuse of airlines in Africa. The airlines have destroyed several hardshell suitcases that I had been using as Prop cases. I needed something that would properly protect my expensive gear and hold up to the tremendous abuse of airlines in Africa. I discovered the pelican air series and shows the largest allowable check in size, the pelican air 1615. I am not used to paying $255 for a piece of luggage but I bit the bullet and bought this incredible case. I am thoroughly impressed with The structural integrity and general good looks of this prop case. The videos out there show this case being thrown on the top of the land rover and heading out through the African bush. That was exactly what I was looking for. I am thoroughly impressed and hope to buy a second one before the end of the year.

[Yes] It ended up being worth the cost to be able to fit anything. Fits light stands longways which is what I needed.

[Cubed Foam] 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.

[Black] this came and I was so excited to get it. It is very stront and dudrable and just as described. It is heavier than I expected, but with wheels, it shouldn't be an issue. It will be great for Outings that I host and traking long distance with all my specialty gear.