1200 Case With Foam (Black)

At first I tried to use the pick and shape interior foam to customize the case, but as I was doing it, I realized that I had removed so much foam that it wouldn’t hold its shape anymore. I saw someone that did this on YouTube, but he didn’t try to fit the power brick in there, which takes up a lot of space. Your results will vary, depending on what you try to fit in there. I ended up taking all the foam out (Except the perimeter foam) and everything fit nicely, and is pretty snug, so nothing moves around. There is room for another cable, the lens cleaning cloth, and other small things, next to the battery. The only thing that I will add is something that I think should have come with the AVP, but didn’t, is a cover for the lenses inside. I don’t want the strap, or any stray wire to rub up against them, especially if I splurge, and get the Zeiss lenses. This is about 1/3 of the price of the apple case, and half the size, so this will fit nicely in a travel bag or backpack. Plus, it’s a Pelican, so I have the peace of mind that It won’t get wet if I get caught in the rain, and it will survive a blow if dropped.

This case is big, its bulky, and IT. IS. WATERPROOF. I bought this for a nice camera and all the accessories I usually take with it (3 lenses, 2 spare batteries, removable flash, removable viewfinder, spare sd cards in a case, and lens cleaning kit), and everything fits fine. I love the pull apart foam, as you can pull it out in small squares, at different depths if necessary, and even replace it if you messed up. My camera and equipment is safe and secure, and although I have never thrown it off a building, I feel like it would most likely survive the fall. I have had this is torrential storms, on rafting trips, and have even had it free floating in the river with me on several occasions, and the inside has never been dry. One thing I will recommend however, is to get some of those silica packets, and keep them inside the case, because since it is so waterproof, if you put something in a little damp, the dampness will never leave. This is a recommendation from the 'instruction book' that comes with this case. I know the case is a little expensive, but this is definitely the best choice if you want something that will protect your equipment from dust, water, and even impact. There is also a small hole for a lock on it, and then handle is a nice feature. The handle folds down into the case for storage and so it takes up less room in a bag, but feels firm when you use it to carry the case.

I ordered this case for my fiance' for his Ruger SR1911 5" barrel. Initially I ordered this one because the other 1170 pre-cut foam case was just too expensive but I later found that there is a 1170 case for half the price that you can pick and pluck yourself. It fits the case just fine but it sits a little deeper than the 1170 although this case does have sufficient room and I didn't have to do much modifying of the cushion in it as I did with the 1170.The case will accommodate a full size 1911 and clips. The case is a nice size. The pick and pluck foam is very easy. For the price, it is worth it to try it out. It really isn't hard to do. After I removed the foam, I noticed that the gun sat low in the cushion, so I took some of the removed pieces and tucked them down in the foam and paid the gun on top of it. Perfect! The case itself is extremely hard. The latches are hard too but not too bad that you can't open it. This is a very secure case. I thought about returning this case but decided to keep it instead. You can actually order foam for this case and I did that just in case he wanted to use it for his Canon camera.

This 1200 case is the perfect size not for just 1 firearm but in fact there is room for 2 with magazines! (must be reasonable size for concealed carry). You cannot put them side by side, but you CAN store both firearms along with 2 magazines each in 2 protected layers on top of each other! This case is deep enough for both my sidearms. I sliced the Pick N'Pluck foam in half horizontally with a razor knife. Changed out the original bottom foam with one that is a bit thinner (use one about 3/8" thick). Then one half of the Pick N'Pluck foam on top of that fits my S&W M&P Shield 9mm with 2 mags perfectly, with some room to spare. Another 3/8" foam separator and the 2nd half of Pick N'Pluck foam on top fits my Glock 17 9mm and 2 mags perfectly. S@@ the pictures! Or I can switch the Glock and S&W top to bottom, fits perfectly either way. Both firearms are fully protected by foam from any damage, scratches, or wear. THIS CASE is Awesome!!! It is well built and sturdy. It will last for many years. TSA approved! You can't go wrong with this case! Not anything much larger than a Glock 17 if you want room for mags, and you're good to go! JUST GET ONE!

First of all, these cases are very well built and seem as though they will be able to withstand a serious amount of abuse. The pick and pluck foam is great for customizing the interior. I purchased (2) of these cases to protect my camera & lenses from humidity. I purchased this particular size Pelican case because it fits perfectly in the cabinet where I store the rest of my gear. I initially bought (2) of these cases and assumed that they would fit: (A.) 5diii body (B.) 100mm F2.8 ii (C.) 135mm F2 (D.) 50mm F1.2 (E.) 24mm F1.4 ii Close but not quite! The biggest issue is the camera body. (Pics attached) It's not possible to close the case with the camera sitting upright (not even remotely close) so I have to detach the lens and lay it face down. With the camera orientated in that particular way, it's not possible for me to fit another lens in one case. The solution to this problem is simply purchasing a third case which I don't mind doing since they are of a fantastic quality and great price. FYI - my 50mm, 135mm & 24mm do fit all in 1 case however it is pretty tight but doable. (Pic attached) Once I receive my 3rd case I'll have the camera body in 1 by itself and 2 lenses paired up in the other cases. Hope this helps any Canon 5D3 user.

I use this specially to carry my GoPro and all its accessories. The removable sponges inside make it easy to arrange and rearrange the contents. The size, and color are exactly what was advertised. The quality of the the is thick, and the protection is just as good. I haven’t had any issues, I travel with it frequently, especially to the beach.

This particular case is pretty small ... about the size of your average lunchbox ... but it is really tough and very adaptable to any use suited to its size. In my particular case, I chose it as a carrying/storage case for six Midland walkie talkies, which fit perfectly in it when lined up front to back, belt clips removed. No room for accessories, but my main interest was keeping all the radios together in the smallest possible carrying case. I took out the entire center of the pick/pluck foam layer (it's exactly 2 1/8" inches thick), leaving just the uncut foam border, and then replacing the pick/pluck center with a home-made frame of cardboard separators, 2 1/8" deep, just so the radios don't knock against each other inside. Couldn't have worked/fit more perfectly (see photo). I've got a larger SKB case, and would call this Pelican case comparable to SKB in every way, except the latches, which are significantly harder to open/close than the ones on my SKB case. These ones are pressure/tension clasps ... SKB uses a spring loaded toggle, covered by an outer latch ... easily opened with a press of your finger. Not a big deal for me, however ... especially at this price. I found this Pelican case to be a great alternative to SKB, which are a bit more expensive.

It's a case to store binoculars.

Pelican é excelência

Ultra resistente y confiable, quizás un poco pesado pero es normal dado lo robusto del mismo.

Perfect storage case in terms of build quality and function. Don’t bother buying any other brand, this is the one to go for.

Excelente produto!

I protect all of my critical stuff in Pelican cases, Go Pro, Digital Pre Amp/DAC, laptop, portsble PC's and lanterns... Only knock on this is Amazon jacking up the price for the orange case over the more common black case. I needed a different colour to differentiate it from the other 2, as it is used for my backup eSATA hard drives.