[10.4 lb] I recently got the N-PVD 30L backpack but I'm not a fan of the tough, deep dividers and wanted something shallower that would better fit my small lenses, and have softer more flexible dividers to keep them from moving around.

I purchased two of these and stack them on top of each other inside the N-PVD 30L backpack. This is a tight but fairly perfect squeeze. Although they are decently well built, I doubt this method will last forever (the bottom of the divider insert is hard styrofoam and does not seem designed to have things pushing up against it), at least compared to the proper method of using Cubik organizers. It would be great to see Nanuk perhaps make a shallow Cubik option in the future which could stack like this but with lids/better durability.

This organizer will hold uncaged Sony FX3/FX30 or rangefinder style cameras upright or just about any mirrorless/DSLR camera lying down (it won't fit most cameras with viewfinders upright). It is great for holding small to medium size lenses lying down, large diaphragm microphones of all types, portable recorders, most batteries, etc. I was able to fit 3 cameras, 2 large microphones, alternative lenses, a small mic preamp, and several batteries in the two dividers without mentioning the top, back, or exterior storage of the 30L backpack.

[Handheld Only] The quality of this divider is exceptional and trustworthy to protect and separate safely my gear.

[45 x 17 x 13.5"] First, let me rate the B & H team. Flawless performance. Quick and safe. Now the Nanuck 925 insert. It came flattened out and I had to unstick the velcro tabs. They were like an octopus, clinging to everything. The I noticed the TIP to use paper to slide the tabs into place. Smooth sailing with the paper shields. It is a challenge to size all the compartments to maximize capacity, but I accept re-shuffling of tabs for newer item storages. Really good cushioning, appearing very durable and adequate.

[Black] Fit perfectlhy in my cheapo wheeled overnight bag. Will hold a multitude of lenses (large and small)...If you bought a wheeled bag that held the same amount of equipment it would cost $.

[45 x 17 x 13.5"] I originally got the pluck out foam with my 935 case. This is so much better IMO. Gave a second life to my case after I sold the equipment I originally plucked the foam for. Well made and highly customizable. Fits my FF Sony body, my three lenses (20mm G, 24-105 G and 70-200 GM), a wireless mic kit, spare batteries, cables, filters...
A piece of advice: get some reusable silica gel packs to throw into this if you live in a humid environment like I do.

[Handheld Only] Fit perfect! I was able to get 2 bodies with lens attached plus a 100-500 zoom. Would definitely recommend

[10.4 lb] Anything rates better or worse upon comparison.
We are all used to padded dividers be it in camera bags, slingshots, backpacks etc., so even for a case like the Nanuk (which is superb) padded dividers are far better than foam.
Also, once you use the foam insert, the compartments cannot be changed, unlike the padded divider that you can and will alter to your needs.
So whenever buying a case (such as the NANUK 935, which is absolutely gorgeous) opt on the one with padded divider.
Excellent quality, BTW.

[Black] The foam is fine for case content that will not change over time along with a more finely tuned shape. However; The padded divider can yield more years of service and changes to configuration.

[Handheld Only] I originally had the pluck foam. It was fine, but felt I needed more flexibility. That's where the dividers came in. It allows me to customize the case for anything. Highly recommend.

[Handheld Only] A huge help for me to make use of the 930 case that I received as a free add on, but had no insert.