[13 lb] Solid construction and very sturdy wheels.

[16 x 2.5 x 1.5"] Very well built. The handle on mine is different than the pictures on the site, instead of a wooden handle, it's got a clip on strap which works well.

[16 x 2.5 x 1.5"] With my existing rolling bag on the edge of falling apart (after four years of near daily use) and just slightly smaller than I wanted, I looked around for a replacement. I needed something that I could fit both my camera kit (two Fuji mirrorless bodies, four lenses) and lighting kit (two Lumedyne packs and two heads) plus their respective accessories. Everything I need on a shoot easily fits into this bag (except for stands and large light modifiers, which are in a separate stand bag). In fact, I can add a laptop, external hard drive and tethering kit as well when necessary. Its looks might not be for everyone, but functionally it is worth every penny. I've kept the old bag for the occasional event or carry-on need; for my day to day corporate projects the WPC-10R is a winner.

[13 lb] We bought this bag so we could consolidate our field gear into something that was easily transportable. It was tremendously helpful to be able to customize the interior panels for a tight fit. The zipper pockets are great for storing hard drives and other production accessories. The case is made from extremely durable material... exactly what you would expect from Porta Brace.

[16 x 2.5 x 1.5"] This bag holds a ton of equipment and best of all the wheels make it easy to transport. Tons of internal pockets and great external zippered pockets came in very handy. It had no trouble surviving my recent shoot in Israel (planes, buses and cars). Opens wide and zips easily. Great construction.

[16 x 2.5 x 1.5"] I have to operate sometimes as a one man band so having a bag large enough to put audio, lighting, extension cords, a laptop, and almost everything one needs for a small to medium size shoot into one bag is a necessity so you don;t have to haul multiple bags just put everything into the WPC-20R and WHEEL it to the shoot! For those of you looking at a production case I highly recommend this case primarily for the ability to haul a lot of gear and that it's on wheels. I wish Porta Brace would have added a build in strap or handle as sometimes you can not wheel the case and will have to carry it. I have added a strap to one of the cable hooks on the case but I'm concerned that they may rip out of the bag.

[13 lb] I purchased this case for a long (approximately 1 meter) refractor telescope--(Takahashi TSA120N, with the non-retractable dew shield). I added 1 inch foam padding on the bottom, put some more foam padding in the long side pockets, and voila--I have the perfect case. This thing is VERY well made and has some internal straps by which to secure the scope.

[16 x 2.5 x 1.5"] So many pockets, so much space. LOVE THIS BAG!!

[13 lb] This was a tough purchase - not a lot of options out there like this bag for my needs. I wanted the biggest bag allowable by airline check-in with wheels (and needs to be relatively light weight) without paying for oversize and this bag squeaks by -- technically it's too big at total 67inches (length+width+height) and most airlines say Not to exceed 62 inches (157 cm) when you total length+width+height but they approximate so you should get by (no problem so far to Tahiti and they are tough on limits). One solid week of tough field use and the wheels and axle seem solid (no hint of weakness - super strong) even when overloaded with weight on tough terrain -- so they should last -- that was the biggest concern. The size is great - fits 3 compact stands, tripod, boom pole, blimp, etc. and still leaves room for an upper compartment (1/4 to a 1/3 of the bag) to hold misc. gear. Almost waited for the Lightware RC1038 rolling stand bag (on back-order at the time) because I needed something light with wheels for the traveling, one-man-band (or one man plus sound) dslr video shoots but glad I got this. And you know porta brace is solid on material, zippers, etc. As for the weight, the Lightware is lighter so you get 6 more lbs. But I'd still have to shift things around to other bags to make airline weight limit and this covers the long items - stands, sliders, tripods, etc. and then to can stuff on location. One minor complaints is when you're wheeling the bag around it would be nice if it could stand on end (stand up tall) it balances but it's not designed for it.

[16 x 2.5 x 1.5"] I love this case. We use it for all of our gear for producing a portable sports show. I was able to divide the inside of the case for our purposes and it works great. Very durable and can hold a lot of heavy equipment. Wheels work great. Handles are great. I love it. It is heavy and takes a lot of space, so be prepared.