[Latch] I have a number of Pelican and Gator cases and had not known about Nanuk, so when the 918 came up as a special buy on Black Friday (or Cyber Monday) at a great price, I decided to give it a shot and bought two of them. The build quality and the locking system blew me away, as did the foam and cutouts for the lenses. The only downside is that I was hoping to have used these for my Fuji GFX lenses, which were too wide for the cutouts. This was probably my oversight, but luckily for me I have a number of systems and wound up using this for my Song a7RIV lenses, which worked for a good portion of them, although not for my 90mm macro or 70-200 (obviously), which were too large to fit. I'll be looking for another Nanuk case for these larger lenses of mine for the GFX. I highly recommend this case.

[Orange] A smaller case with decent depth. I needed a case for my eyepieces and extenders so I defaulted to my standard, Nanuk. Sure, there is decent competition from the P people, but I prefer the lightness and sizing of Nanuk, without the loss of durability. I like the latching system as it doesn't require a second pounding or finger busting pop on opening. Better engineering, color choice, usability plus, this was substantially less expensive than the major competitor.

[Universal] I own quite a few of the Nanuk cases that range in size from smaller to larger. Everyone is different in how they want their case set up and if the foam cubes or the insert is better though I really like to customize my case pending on what camera gear I am storing in that specific case. For this case I made it custom to fit my 400mm F2.8 lens as the case that the lens comes with is fairly low quality with cheaper feeling clasps. The Nanuk case is legit - it has really nice locking clasps (x2) and it's great when I am traveling since it has wheels. The case itself is also REALLY light weight and comfortable to hold. I like how the handles also have rubber grips too - I know it is a small thing but I'm always on the go and it makes it way more comfortable to carry round to and from the car to my shoots locations. Cases are somewhat of a specific need - so do your measurements ahead of time to ensure you are getting the right one for your needs. I will be buying more Nanuk cases for sure as it's quite likely I'll be getting more camera gear... ha ha

[Latch] This year I lost my home to flooding in Vermont. I am strictly an amateur but I have sold a few pieces in the past. When the flood waters hit I had very little time to get out. I lost everything on the first floor. My lenses had been stored in a large nylon bag. as I threw the bag around I was worried I would do damage to the Nikon lenses I had put together. Well the bag did protect the lenses and filters but I did loose some favorite work horses that I miss. This case will work very well for my travel work (I am a tour guide) . I can store the lenses in the compartment under the motor coach and not worry about them. The case is well constructed easy to carry and I got it on sale which made it an even better deal! Not only that but it is water proof and now that is so important to me. Can't wait to get on the road! Thank you B & H.

[Orange] Got this case to go with my new set of Rokinon Cine AF 4-Lens. Everything fits in perfectly and the lens feel very secure within the case. The case seems to be tough enough to handle just about anything. So I am pleased with this one.

[Yes] It's a great case looking at the intert size it should fit 80mm diameter lens like DZO or Nisi well. I also have to say well done BH Photor to Video for their excellent offer. I imported the other side of the pond (Britain) and it was still way cheaper then what I could get here with International Shipping and Customs charges. Well Done!

[Orange] I own several of these and use them for lenses as well as led bulbs. The build quality is great and the way the latches work is very well thought out. Sensational value, these cases.