[7.5 lb] I already bought one of these for my DJI Phantom 3 pro. It is a great case at half of the cost of a Pelican. It has pick foam so you can set up how you like for great fit and secured while carrying. The case has a place to place locks while traveling too. The only bad I can say is that like any pick foam, over time the surrounding pieces will start to loosen and try to come apart. This case was bought for matterport camera system and is a perfect fit. I love the toughness of this case and the carry handle along with the pull up handle and wheels makes this a great case for mobility.

[7.5 lb] This Seahorse SE-540 Hurricane Series case with foam is built tough! I mounted it on my adventure motorcycle for an instant dust-proof, waterproof case for my valuables like wallet, phone, keys. Great case at a great price!

[7.5 lb] This Seahorse SE-540 Hurricane Series case with foam is built tough! I mounted it on my adventure motorcycle for an instant dust-proof, waterproof case for my valuables like wallet, phone, keys. Great case at a great price!

[7.5 lb] I needed a durable case for my new LED Panel Lights. The case is just as tough and well built as more expensive cases. I shaped the foam insert for my lights and everything is great1

[7.5 lb] This fits correctly with my 3DR solo for a less price than competitor.

[7.5 lb] I bought this specific item to refit an old Anvil Case which had originally been used for multiple Video camera batteries. The image shows I have not plucked any out yet, and that is only due to some items not having arrived yet to lay pieces out optimally. I picked the size correctly otherwise so no adhesive was required. It took a little while to find the right size and while I came up a little short in one dimension, it still works out fine as the gap is perfectly sized for width for nesting a 420-800mm lens. The pluckable foam is adequately robust prior to plucking so you can get the foam squished in without them tearing loose. Foam is expensive when you are looking for something thicker than 2 inches, and pluckable foam even moreso. But in spite of the pricetag, this was actually the best price I found for this ultimate size. The fact the pluckable foam portion comes in 2- 2 inch sheets is also good as shorter items, like an 18mm lens can get placed in without risk of the item falling to the bottom of a 4 inch deep hole- you don't have to worry about tearing the foam reaching in to fish it out.. I wish I had done this sooner.

[7.5 lb] I bought this specific item to refit an old Anvil Case which had originally been used for multiple Video camera batteries. The image shows I have not plucked any out yet, and that is only due to some items not having arrived yet to lay pieces out optimally. I picked the size correctly otherwise so no adhesive was required. It took a little while to find the right size and while I came up a little short in one dimension, it still works out fine as the gap is perfectly sized for width for nesting a 420-800mm lens. The pluckable foam is adequately robust prior to plucking so you can get the foam squished in without them tearing loose. Foam is expensive when you are looking for something thicker than 2 inches, and pluckable foam even moreso. But in spite of the pricetag, this was actually the best price I found for this ultimate size. The fact the pluckable foam portion comes in 2- 2 inch sheets is also good as shorter items, like an 18mm lens can get placed in without risk of the item falling to the bottom of a 4 inch deep hole- you don't have to worry about tearing the foam reaching in to fish it out.. I wish I had done this sooner.

[7.5 lb] I decided to get this versus a more form-fitting grip because it's lightweight and easy to use as a lifting handle as well as a grip. The curve can be moved to allow positioning for either hand and up or down, and gives a more positive grip than a straight handle for me.

So it's only halfway to ergonomic, but for me simpler is better. The grip compresses enough to feel pretty comfortable while holding it tightly, and the curve allows support from beneath with a forearm or shoulder temporarily while you move the rig around.

[7.5 lb] I decided to get this versus a more form-fitting grip because it's lightweight and easy to use as a lifting handle as well as a grip. The curve can be moved to allow positioning for either hand and up or down, and gives a more positive grip than a straight handle for me.

So it's only halfway to ergonomic, but for me simpler is better. The grip compresses enough to feel pretty comfortable while holding it tightly, and the curve allows support from beneath with a forearm or shoulder temporarily while you move the rig around.

[7.5 lb] This is a good sturdy case for the DJI Phantom drone. The case is a hard shell but is not as crush resistant as the Pelican case. If you want to protect for normal carry situations this is the one for the money! the foam insert is good quality and will remove easily as needed. I found a video on YouTube of a guy showing step by step how to for Drone.