Jack Boss 13.6X11.4X6 Inch Hard Case, Portable Weather Waterproof Protective Camera Case with Customizable Foam, Foam Case Fit Use of Drones, Camera, Equipments, Black,upgraded

This case is an excellent value and I'd take it over higher priced cases like Condition 1. The design is just what i needed. It is very well built and feels extremely rigid and sturdy. The foam, while not polyethylene, is very high quality polyurethane. I bought some polyethylene to replace it with, but now i don't know if i will - perhaps just the top layer for clean cuts... It is just a great case for protecting your valuables - in my case guns. The locks are re-enforced with metal. The handles are a bit tough to clasp and unclasp, but in a good way - not because they aren't lined up or anything like that. It is heavy, but not too heavy and will fit multiple pistols aimed downwards, leaving room for magazines and other accessories. I can't wait to bring it to the range. I could be plucking the foam and organizing my stuff right now, but i felt compelled to review this as soon as i opened the box.

This case is great! Crazy strong and seals extremely well

Excellent quality! If you're a stacker these work just as well as the purpose-made cases for less than half the price. They can easily be configured to hold 12 tubes. Great for cameras, drones, and other items needing protection as well.

Good size box that fits most items that need cushioning. The little square base for the padding crushes easily to conform to most item's shape so it has a personalized fit in the box. I used my hard case to secure my Olight flashlights. There's plenty of padding from the bottom of the case, and includes a slim foam pad for topping the item's. Super sturdy case and lock tight latches keeps the lid closed well, even has a padlock hole for extra security.

Overall, not a bad case but not waterproof as advertised for this purpose I'd probably buy another due to price alone. PRO: Decently durable, should survive an airline's worst even if packed in a duffel with more cases like it. Cheaper than Pelican, has reinforced metal at the lock point to deter lazy thieves. Con: NOT WATERPROOF - they advertised it, didn't see a certification so I was doubtful, failed testing of 4 minutes in water. Not as sturdy as Pelican - noticeably thinner but thick enough. If you need something that is as good/durable/dependable as a Pelican say for a $1,500.00 DSLR body - this isn't it. If you have less expensive gear to replace, aren't taking it on a lake or ocean in a Kayak or small boat where it's more likely to fall in the water, or would get it out fast... probably fine and $100 less than the Pelican equivalent case. THE TEST: The case ring gasket allowed water to enter and dampen the toilet paper I put in to find water on the back left side near the hinge. In the roughly 4 minutes it was in the water barely enough leaked in to dampen the paper but I'd not call this "Waterproof", I'd go with water resistant. I'd be a bit nervous to put it in a truck bed in WA State and drive into the mountains without tarping it, then again I'd never drive a load of electronics in the truck bed into the mountains without a tarp even if my truck was full of Pelican cases. In Arizona, it would be just fine unless it was one of the four days a year around here it rains. Even then, I'm guessing if it was rain, it would do okay. For the gear I bought this case for (Lav Mic, monitor transmitter + remote, cables, batteries) the overall cost isn't high, I'm not putting this on a boat or worse a kayak, the case is suitable - just not "Waterproof" as advertised. )

Quality product for the price. It comes with foams that you can shape the templates per your spec. Highly recommended.

This makes 4 cases I have purchased. Perfect for many things. Guns, construction lasers, ect

Needed a good, solid small case for a Ruger Super Wrangler and other items within same case. Found it with the 14" Jack Boss. All others were about 2" too small to be able to hold a western style revolver that is 12" long from muzzle to tail back-edge, without going diagonal, which would of taken up more of the case. With the plucking out the perforated foam, I was able to keep 1/2" on each side for weapon protection and that was perfect, to not rub against the interior plastic on each end of pistol. My gun is snuggled in nice and protected on all sides. One thing I didn't realize with this type of foam, is it will mostly go too deep when you pull what you need to form the outline of whatever item going into the case. So, get yourself an exacto knife or single edge razor blade and cut how deep you want to go. Just be careful, as this being a 6" deep piece of foam, you might want to also cutout for other items on the bottom side, so's to keep foam protection between the items. This is a great, small case. I weigh about 220#s and I stood on it to test the strength. No problem. For the price, this is a bargain. Yeah, it's made in China, but at least it's well made. It might even work if one transports pistols by ground in/within certain States that require your weapons locked up a certain way to be legal -- by their anti 2nd Amentment laws. Does this Jack Boss case compare to much higher priced, well known brand cases? Unknown, but by its features, it certainly has compatability to them, if you don't mind black, as a color.