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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it fit the V300 Vault?

A: Unfortunately no, it is too larger for the V300 and Pelican does not make a lid organizer for the Vault series cases.

Q: 2. Should this be fastened through screws or there is another way to attach it to the case? Please describe attaching procedure and additional things required for attaching.Thanks!

A: You can use the screws if you like. I used dual lock velcro. I did not use screws because I need the flexibility to remove it.

Q: 3. Is there a pocket to place hand warmers in ?

A: There is no dedicated pocket for hand warmers but you can put them in the front glove flaps or in the palms if need be.

Q: 4. Will this fit the 1525 Air Case?

A: It will fit on the short side. It will also fit on the long side since it is smaller than the lid.

Q: 5. Will this work on a 27" Apple Monitor?

A: Hello Nicole, this monitor will work with an Apple Computer, like a laptop or desktop. Thanks! Sean.

Q: 6. Do they include the inside liner, or are the fingers exposed when flipped back?

A: The RucPac Extreme Tech Gloves do not come with a liner, but may be used with one. By default, if used without a liner, your fingers will be exposed when the over-mitten is flipped back.

Q: 7. Are these suitable for grips who need to handle hot lights?

A: These gloves are for cold not heat. These are better for heat, https://bhpho.to/3xbaemv .

Q: 8. Will this fit the lid of a Storm im2500?

A: 1510 (Carry-On Case)INTERIOR (L X W X D)19.75 x 11.00 x 7.60 (50.2 x 27.9 x 19.3 cm)iM2500 (Travel Case)INTERIOR (L X W X D)20.50 x 11.50 x 7.20 (52.1 x 29.2 x 18.3 cm)If you compare the size of the lid, you realize the Storm im2500 is bigger than the 1510 Case. So yes it will fit perfectly since I find it fits a bit too tight in the 1510 Case. BUT, the 1510 Case is made to have a lid organizer since it as 6 bumps ready to receive the 6 cheap screws (comes with the lid organizer). They are a hassle to screw in, the holes of the lid are not perfectly centered with the bumps and you need to put a lot of pressure on the screws to make sure you do not dig a hole with screws loose in each hole. Do not use a drill; go at it by hand. On the other side, you could use 2 way tape to put the lid organizer in. Thought I would recommend velcro (a velcro you can tape; often found in hardware stores) to give you the ability to take it off more easily in the case you would like to remove it easily, clean it, etc (The back end of the lid organizer is made with a rigid, flat, smooth piece of plastic; velcro would stick to both the lid and the lid organizer). If you use the velcro technique, it would even give you more space since the bumps are what I would measure at least a quarter of an inch long (from memory). Plus, the depth of the lid for the Storm im2500 is already deeper than the 1510 Case.In light of this information, I do not understand the exact purpose of your case, but I am certain I could put the Pelican 1519 Photographer's Lid Organizer for Pelican 1510 Case in a Storm im2500 using velcro. It would hold well, be easily removed and fit better than the intended case.

Q: 9. will this fit a pelican v525

A: This will not fit, the Pelican Vault system does not have mounting screws to attach a lid organizer.

Q: 10. Question on sizing. Do they run large or small?

A: These tend to run a tad bit large to account for using a liner.