Carrying Case For Gear Vr And Game Controller

[Latch] I've lost count of how many Pelican cases are carrying my gear. Then Pelican changed the game again with their Pelican Air line of cases. Significantly lighter and this is especially helpful when you're flying with gear and trying to keep it under 50 Lb. The build quality, strength and features seem to be identical to the regular, heavier cases. The new latches (which seem to be copied from Pelican's Storm cases line) are excellent. Pricey, yes... but worth every cent.

[12.6 x 9.2 x 5"] Quality made panoramic gear. Easily assembled and easy to use. Comes in a custom carrying case. I have been very impressed with this setup and would recommend it to anyone interested in taking serious panoramas.

[19.275 lb] This is my first storage carrying case for lighting & tripods. I do not have a lot of gear but it is accumulating. I needed a spot to put all my gear at home & to transport to and from shoot while keeping the gear protected. This case has worked great for that. I may be getting a2nd one to separate the lighting and tripods as my lighting inventory grows..

[10 x 10 x 10"] When carrying important gear you can either camouflage or keep it in the open. This case insures you can easily keep “eyes on”. As with all Pelican cases, they are built to last ?

[Black] This is the second Pelican Air carrying case that I bought from B&H. I bought another one because I really like how light this case is. I take care of my gear so I cannot attest to the durability of this case under extreme conditions. However, I saw a video made by Pelican that shows a Pelican carrying case being abused, smashed, and thrown around while still retaining its shape. The foam insert is also very useful and well thought out. I love the foam insert because it allows me to customize the interior of the case for a (near) perfect fit.

[17 x 7.6 x 5"] Frankly, I could never go back to other video game platforms....VR is the future and Oculus is an un-tethered full experience where you feel you are actually in an alternative universe. I still get a kick out of showing people the system and the WOW reactions they show when they put the headset on for the first time. invariably my friends and family and employees end up buying the system. There are a variety of games for everyone and if you want to expand your fitness routines, there are games that will simply exhaust you while you are having fun . VR is still in it's infancy so the experience can only get better, but the future is now and Oculus is the best and the new Oculus 2 is very affordable. I do recommend this for your Christmas list ..it will be a guaranteed hit.

[0.11 lb] Used when carrying Nikon D810 or D7200 and Nikon AF-s 300 PF VR in a small backpack while biking in nature areas.

Used when carrying Nikon D810 or D7200 and Nikon AF-s 300 PF VR in a small backpack while biking in nature areas.

[9 x 6 x 2.5"] I've been shooting weddings for 15 years (25+ a year) and have tried many different options for carrying two cameras. This has by far been my favorite. I've shot more than a dozen weddings with this harness and it not only looks great/professional; it's much more comfortable to wear for all-day shoots. It effectively distributes the weight more evenly. So I don't have anymore shoulder/back pain at the end of the day after carrying around two DSLRs. I typically have two gripped Nikon D750s; one with a 24-70 2.8VR and one with a 70-200 2.8VR attached. After my first wedding I wasn't so sure, because the straps would move around on me, however, I used double-stick velcro to hold it in place, and hasn't moved since. Only downside is the cost. Otherwise, I highly recommend if you want/need to carry to cameras around for an extended period of time.

[Close-Up] The four lenses came in a convenient carrying case.