NANUK910 Waterproof Hard Case with Foam Insert - Red (910-1009)

For its price, it's an absolute contender with Pelican.However, I do have a few quips that I hope Nanuk might address: (If they read this and answer, though, I'll change it to 5 stars!)1: The foam inside is deep, considering the case, but it's literally one thick piece of pluck foam. If you have a larger item, that's perfect, but if you're like me and you use it as a weapons case (Glock 30, 4th Gen) You have to cut the foam you pluck in half with a knife just so it doesn't sink so deep and rattle around in transport. (How hard is it to literally take the machine you use to cut the pluck material and just cut it all in half?)

I'm giving this five stars, but I did consider four. I bought this for two 4 inch revolvers. Rather than mess with the pull and pluck material, I took the 1/2 inch piece it came with and traced my pistols and cut out the trace with an exto-knife. I then hot glued it to the two inch pull and pluck material. I then sprayed it with plasta dip. I was pleased. Pull and pluck can look almost pixelated. I got better curves with an exto-knife. It would have been nice to have two one inch pieces rather than one two inch piece. Great product over all for the price Love the conpaxt size for two pistols.

I absolutely love this case. I have owned it for about 2 hours now. I bought it to story my Sony FDR-AX100 camcorder in it. I have 9 kids, ages 20 to 4-year-old. I live in a very small house (because I live in a company-owned mining town, and we rent our house from my husband's company. All the houses here are small.) We have very little storage, and I was worried about buying a nice camcorder, then having kids step on it and break it. So, instead of spending $30 on a padded bag-style-case, I bought this case. I LOVE how sturdy it is. I LOVE the latching system. This case is absolutely worth every penny to protect my investment. I bought my camera to make YouTube videos, as well as family videos. I wanted to be able to take my camcorder on vacation, if I wanted to. I could just see me tucking my camera in it's bag-style-case under one of the bench seats in my Chevy Express 15 passenger van, then having it slide out while driving, and having a kid step on it. I just HAD to get a hard case because I know that my camcorder will get trampled by kids, otherwise. The latches will NOT accidentally pop open. There is a spring-loaded sliding latch combined with the other latch. There is NO way the case will accidentally pop open, and I think there is no way a small baby or toddler will be able to figure out how to open the latches, either. I highly recommend this case.

I bought this Nanuk 910 case to keep my camera in on a 6 day rafting trip on the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. We went through lots of rapids with LOTS of water coming up on to the raft. Even though I put a large carabiner on the case and secured it to ropes it still got banged around quite a bit. The camera stayed dry and safely intact, and the case looked as good after the trip as before. I was able to pick the foam so that the camera body and 3 lens remained secure and snug. I’m so glad I bought this!

I used this great case for my travel music setup. I cut the foam inside to fit my Teenage Engendering OP-1 and my portable speaker. The price point is what made me check out Nanuk's cases and I was not let down. They are built just like the Pelican cases I get at work and will most likely start buying the Nanuk ones for work also. I have used this case quite a bit over the months I have had it and with the constant opening and closing it, the latches and seals still feel new. I would definitely buy more of these.

Looking a good cases for my lightning equipment and found these Nanuk 910 in excellent price lower the $40. I always bought Pelican cases but want to try the Nanuk for long time.It arrived in few days. The Nanuk 910 case it's very well constructed. Enough space for 3 Flashpoint Evolv 200 and some accessories. The foam it's precut like the Pelican. Maybe 1 inch more in LxHxW would be awesome.No more little cases or pouches for me.

I bought this case to carry my Zoom g3xn guitar multi-effects processor. It fits perfect inside, although there's not enough room on the sides to put any foam. The case itself is made of high quality plastic, but the things I like about it is the quality latches that have a little lock on them so they won't flip open when you don't want them to. Also, the handle has rubber on it, so it's nice to carry and won't slip out of your hand. The hinges are also very nice. When you open it, the lid stays were you put it. It will stay fully open, or even half way open if you want it to. That's really nice. I did buy the Nanuk 910 foam to go inside, as the case doesn't come with foam. It fits perfectly, and there 3 pieces to it, one for the top, one for the sides, and one for the bottom. It's over $50 for a plastic case, but it is a real nice one, so I guess it's worth the price

I probably should have gone with the next size up given all the gear I have, but this case worked flawlessly. So much so I bought two and will be buying another.The only annoyance, is when pulling the cubes out, if the item is shallow, it's a pain to half pluck a cube. You essentially pull it then dig your nails in or a knife to cut it. Then repeat that process with every cube. Can be tedious if you have a larger (width) item.I don't know why anyone would buy any other case. These are extremely well built.I highly recommend going much larger than you need for expansion purposes. I'll probably get some new inserts and redo my layouts.

10/10 case, I bought this case specifically to fit my Xbox Series S and cables for my travelling luggage as I travel a lot and like to take a console for the hotels.Perfectly fits an XBOX series S and relevant cables, does not fit the controller as well unfortunately.AOverall the build quality of the case is amazing, I would buy this case or other cases from Nanuk again without any deliberation.

Used this to carry micro 4/3 lenses , holds four or five.

The case is great. You will love it for whatever you are doing, and if you're trying to decide between this and another brand, have a closer look at the latches (at least if all else is equal). These are much more well thought-out and less likely to pop open by accident.The question of value for money is difficult though. Brand new, even the cheapest configurations tend to be really quite expensive and some of the less common colours and/or other foam or insert options can just go through the roof. To get a sense of what they should cost, go check the prices on Amazon.com or other US-based places and then workout the current equivalent given the exchange rate. It's pretty typical for them to sell at well above that already inflated price in Canada for some reason, which I find especially odd and inappropriate given that supposedly, it's a Canadian company, or at least made in Canada or something.To that end, I've taken to looking at used offerings from Amazon Warehouse, and am quite happy to get a more reasonable deal there if you happen to get lucky and find a good one. It's the kind of item that, due to its nature it's going to hold up to use well, and in all likelihood what you get will be literally as good as new anyway, but for (perhaps a lot) less. As a bonus you're reusing something that otherwise might have been thrown out eventually. One final tip is to look at all possible options regarding colour, the type of foam, etc. if you are not picky. You might find one is a lot less than another for no apparent reason.

The Nanuk 910 is great little hard case - its inner dimensions allow for documents on top of whatever gear is inside.It's one of 5 Nanuk cases I own - all different sizes - I don't have a single complaint. Yes the clasps are two-step, but there also what allows it to spend 3 months underwater and for the contents to be perfectly fine.If you need a hard case, there is no point in wasting money on anything other than a Nanuk!

If you are looking for a small case for your DSLR and one or two lenses, this case is perfect. If you are looking to hold more than that, you may want to look at a larger case. I was able to fit a Canon 6D and barely got a Tamron 15-30mm and Tamron 24-70mm in there. See photos. Granted, these two lenses are fairly large in circumference. I have to push down on the lid quite a bit to get the clamps down, but it feels secure. You won't have a problem with smaller lenses. Just don't count on getting a 70-200mm in there.Bought during sale for $70. Would absolutely recommend at this price point, but a bit hesitant to recommend at over $100.