[0.36 lb] This is the biggest equipment bag I have ever purchased and I love it.

[15 x 10 x 1.5"] I love this case. Perfect size for flying for work!

[15 x 10 x 1.5"] You get two dividers for this price. Great value spare parts. Thanks!

[15 x 10 x 1.5"] This case is very well designed and constructed and appears to be sturdy enough to protect cameras and lenses under fairly extreme handling conditions. It is also very inconspicuous and does not look like a camera case but rather appears to be an ordinary item of luggage. I have easily placed 2 mirrorless bodies and 4 medium/large lenses in addition to a hot shoe flash, extra batteries and several other small items. It could also accommodate a 70-200 or 100-400 lens with 2 bodies and two smaller lenses.

[15 x 10 x 1.5"] I had been storing and carrying my camera lenses and bodies in a few camera backpacks but wanted something that wasn't too large to store most of my lenses in for consolidation, easy grab and go weekends and trips. I also wanted quicker visual and practical access to my lenses in a form that offered solid protection. The Tenba 1914 has granted me all of the above criteria. It's padded well but not bulky and holds more than the dimensions would seem to suggest. I can easily store all of the following lenses in the case simultaneously: Canon 24mm IS, Canon 35mm IS, Canon 70-300mm ISL, Tokina ATX 16-28mm, Tamron 24-70mm IS, Canon 40mm pancake and a Zeiss 50mm Planar as well as chargers, Arca plates, and other accessories. The included shoulder strap is a useful option as well. I can't imagine a better bag for small sessions, weekends or trips. If this had a simple outside pocket I'd give it a sixth star. A small but mighty bag!

[15 x 10 x 1.5"] love the case and size

[15 x 10 x 1.5"] I am a fan of Tenba gear. I have a Tenba Fulton bag that I love and I have been looking for something that I could safely store my 70-200 2.8 Z and 400 4.5 Z lenses as well as flashes. My bag came in today, and I went ahead and put everything in the case that I wanted. The bag is light and I'm glad I went with this over a hard case.

[0.36 lb] This thing is bullet proof. It can take lots of weight I sit on it to show it off to my associates.

[15 x 10 x 1.5"] The photo on the BH listing for the 2520 is actually of the smaller size. But the actual 2520 is amazing and spacious. Very light weight compared to a hard plastic case and just as strong. I fly with this case and it tends to hold up actually BETTER than a hard case. The dividers inside are very high quality and easy to change based on any shape and configuration you need. It holds DSLRs with grips upright which is important to me. Most lenses except for the 70-200 can sit upright as well which leaves plenty of room for gear.

[0.36 lb] I have a DSLR with a 50mm, 18-55mm and 75-300mm lenses I recently bought a 150-300mm telephoto lens. I wanted a case that could hold all my lenses together without carrying 2 bags. This is the perfect case for this. Very strong and customizable. I work in the aviation industry and handle bags everyday. The case is very sturdy and I would have no issues traveling with it. Very happy!!