[Cubed Foam] I use this along with some Portabrace pouches for a more rugged case for my Ronin RS2 and loads of accessories. I occasionally rearrange it to hold a fully kitted out Komodo when I need to grab and go. Case is really solid and the padding is well made.

[Yes] BOUGHT THIS FOR MY 100 -400 SONY LENS I CAN FIT MY LENS A 10-55 AND MY SONY A6600 W/BATTERIES GRIP IN THE CASE WITH A FEW BATTERIES, PUT IN A CUSTOM KIESEN FOAM CUTOUT TO FIT IT ALL AND I STRAP IT TO MY ELECTRIC BIKE FOR PHOTO ADVENTURES

[Black] Not as sturdy as a Pelican case but lighter weight. I'm using it to transport a Tether Table Aero Master, turtle base, 20 c-stand column, and related camera support station bits.

[Latch] I have been a customer with B&H for a while and they never let me down on shipping quality equipment all the way to Guam ! Very satisfied with my SKB case for my Brompton folding bicycle when traveling - it's bomb proof !

[Latch] I chose this case to protect my digital storage oscilloscope, and it has worked out very well. Plenty of extra space for cables and probes. I'm glad I picked the more rugged ThinkTank interior over the generic pick and pull foam. If I want, I can reconfigure it later without buying new foam.

[Yes] I've been looking for a case like this for a while, glad I waited. The fact this is an American company, and more affordable is a major plus. This is for my Atlas equatorial mount for a telescope it's got extra room to put in other items. Tried it in the field because I go to very remote locations that can be dusty and rough off-road, and so far perfect. Thanks for the speedy delivery, great proc

[Black] Perfect size for three 7 Blackmagic Video Assist units & AC adapters with room for one more.

[Cubed Foam] A very good case. Great latches. Great handles. Sturdy. Not cheap but will last for years and years.

[Yes] After doing online research on where to buy a case with the right dimensions for my DJI Phantom 2 Vision + (with installed propeller guards), I found this case to be the best choice. It is best to cut the foam with a sharp knife for a cleaner, more professional look. Inside, there are 5 layers of 2 foam materials (not counting the bottom and top foam attached to the lid) You don't need the first layer. Set it aside as a spare. On the second layer, trace the profile of your drone and cut only that layer. On the next 3 layers underneath, cut the exact space where the landing skid and camera with gimbal would sit. Now the drone should sit snugly within the cutout sections; and about an inch from the top of the drone is still sticking out. That 2 space is necessary to prevent the top cover from putting too much pressure on the propellers when closed. You are done with layer #2. Remove and set aside layer#2 and work on layer #3 for the rest of the gear. Lay out the controller, batteries, cables, monitors, accessories, etc, within the remaining space and cut the foam for custom fit. When all accessories are in place, nothing should be sticking out of that layer. Replace layer #2 back on top of layer #3 and set the drone into it. It should look nice and neat with no visible clutter other than the drone. View attached photo of the finished case.

[Latch] I bought this case to securely/safely transport my Fractal AX8. The case is very well made and is easy to fit items securely by removing the pre-perforated foam by hand - no blade needed. Also, I kept the foam blocks I removed so I could reorg the case if I repurposed it.