Multi Compartment Storage Drawers

[100 lb / 45 kg] These drawers work great for storage on rack systems and are quite a bit less expensive than other similar models. I've got 10 of these now and will continue to use them to outfit my studio and mobile trailer. ...

[0.1 lb] These are just perfect for me for moving slides from trays to a much more compact yet searchable storage that can go in either file drawers or binders.

[72.5 lb] Perfect fit for my vintage C8. The extra storage compartment is nice.

[Recessed twist] Strong, good looking case! Plenty of room in rear compartment for wire storage and a great place to rest a laptop!

[32 lb] When recently updating my 15 year old Yamaha Clavinova to the new CVP-809, I was surprised that Yamaha no longer supplies a 29 bench with storage compartment. They only supply a 22 bench without a storage compartment. The On-Stage Deluxe was the solution for me. The construction is all quality; it was easy to assemble and the satin black finish is a satisfactory match to my CVP-809's flat black finish. The shipping from B&H was prompt via Fed EX. Highly recommended when you're needing a bench with a bit more seating room.

[Latch] I'm using this not as intended, but as a hard shell laptop case for two laptops in the main compartment along with two power bricks, head phones, microphone and associated cables. The built in laptop holder won't fit a MacBook Pro in a soft case, so you have to choose between no soft case or using the main compartment for laptop storage. It's a small, durable case with well made collapsing handle for rolling. The pockets on the lid are fairly small so don't expect to stuff much in there but being clear is helpful. I switched from a Pelican U100 backpack to this for the waterproof storage. This is actually smaller then that backpack in-terms of storage space but offers much better protection.

[Black] I wanted/needed a camera and lense carrying case to accommodate my traveling needs. This case easily fits my Sony 6400, 4 lenses and a small lighting cube in the main section. The lid (which has an interior zipper web compartment) zips and then buckles over the front, exterior zippered compartment for additional protection against the elements for both the interior main section and the front zippered compartment. The interior padded dividers are adjustable to alow a better/snug fit for different size lenses. Overall, I find the padding to be more than adequate to protect everything placed within the main compartment. The side compartments, although not huge or padded, zip keeping things secure and weather protected. The front exterior compartment is large with netted storage areas and a padded front, good for things like extra batteries/battery charger, etc. The shoulder strap detaches for easier carrying when using the handle. The strap stores nicely in the back storage compartment which doesn't zip but is deep. The overall case, despite all it's storage, is light weight and compact. If I had one suggestion, it would be to add a trolley strap on the back to allow for easier stacking onto luggage. I found this case to be exactly as advertised and accommodating to my needs. I would recommend it to anyone, but especially to those wanting a light weight/big storage carrying case.

[Hook & Loop] This is the best of both the old systems.  I found that the old system of foam cubes was too limiting and did not fit my approach to storage.  The old compartment system did not have enough padding as far as I was concerned.  This new system is the best of both worlds.

[3x AAA] This is my second Mind Shift Rotation 180 camera bag (I still have, and regularly use, the first one, which I purchased in 2013). I travel frequently with my gear and find that the storage volume and flexible storage configurations work very well for my needs. The bag is extremely well designed and constructed. The gear is protected, yet the bag is light weight and the straps can be easily adjusted to provide a comfortable fit even with heavy loads (medium format gear with heavy prime lenses plus tripod and filters). The zipper pulls and compartment clips are sturdy and accessible, even if you're wearing gloves. The train cover is a key accessory if you are hiking/shooting in variable weather conditions. My favorite feature of the Mind Shift bags is the rotating waist-level compartment. It's a secure and convenient place to store your camera and essentials while hiking, but is easy to access without taking the bag off of your back. This is a fantastic and innovative feature, particularly if you are wading in snow or water, or just in sloppy conditions where you really don't want to put the bag down. The entire bag can also rotate around your waist to access the central compartment, where I typically store lenses, filters, laptop, etc., again without taking the bag off of your back. I really like it that the lenses are inaccessible and secure when you are carrying the bag, until you rotate it. In summary, Mind Shift makes an awesome, and innovative, bag. Can't imagine owning and traveling with anything else.

[Black] Fits my XH-2 and 3-4 lens quite nicely. Great side compartment and extra storage on top. Laptop storage is plentiful and well placed.