Love the interior space’s flexibility. Everything feels so secure. Also love the color. My best prime day purchase so far.

Well made durable construction

Its works great for me as a second shooter. Room for Camera, mics, batteries, a couple lenses and some other goodies. Solid build quality, good zip pockets, padded segment design and I like eye catching blue color too. Highly recommend!

I got this for my Sony RX10 plus accessories and everything fits. I love the padding and the pockets. You won't regret purchasing this wonderful case!

Sadly I returned this case (with hesitation) because I really do love it. I stumbled upon this brand when looking for the ever popular competition, and there will be no turning back for me. As many reviewers have mentioned, these are solid cases with a lifetime warranty, an incomparable PowerClaw latch system, a great handle that snaps into place, an automatic pressure release valve, a waterproof indestructible outer shell, available accessories, and much more. You can find detailed specs on the company website which is very helpful. Most importantly, I feel confident that my equipment is protected from not only bumps, drops or falls, but from the outside elements as well. I find the many color options appealing as it is easier to find in a sea of black cases, but I do wish Nanuk would make the larger cases in Lime, and perhaps Purple or Pink for us ladies. Nanuk hasn’t missed a thing when it comes to features, and the only wish I have is that they can somehow make them lighter. These cases are made in Canada and warehoused in the U.S.A.I bought this case (model 920) in two different configurations; one with padded dividers and lid organizer, and the other with foam. My intended use is to transport equipment to and from music and/or theater gigs.The case with the foam interior was purchased for the cordless microphone with power supply, cords, etc. I returned this case as it was just a little too large for this application, and opted for Nanuk model 915.The case with the padded dividers and lid organizer was exactly what I thought I wanted, until I began setup and realized it was no so perfect for my needs. Upon opening, I fell in love with the appearance, and began situating the dividers to fit all my equipment. My 12.9 inch iPad Pro fit with ease into the lid organizer, and the nicely made zippered pouches came in super handy for the smaller items such as cords, batteries, memory cards, manuals, promotional items, and much more. In the divider section I fit the Canon R6 body with 3 Canon lenses (RF 24-105mm F4 L IS USM, RF 50mm F1.8 STM, RF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM) along with hoods, battery charger, and litra torch 2.0. I was super excited until I picked it up and realized that it is 15-20 pounds full depending on the contents. In addition, the 70-200mm lens could not be stored vertically to save space because the case is not deep enough. Lastly, the case was full and offered no room for additional equipment such as a flash, more lenses, tripod, or even a drone.My take away on this is that this case is a little bulky on the outside, but the inside is very appealing with the padded dividers and lid organizer. It is a great case if you are strong and don’t mind toting around the weight. However, since I am a petite woman, I decided it was best for me to upsize to the Nanuk 935 and have the case on wheels. Yes, when filled, the 935 is even heavier, but lifting it in and out of the car is a lot better than hauling the weight everywhere, and the convenience of the wheels is delightful. The 935 is a little bit deeper, so I can store the lenses vertically if I choose, and I am able to fit everything in one case with room to spare if I choose to increase my inventory.If you have read this far, then something I said must have peaked your curiousity, so please click the helpful button and put a smile on my face. THANK YOU 🤓 🎶 🎤 📸

Case is perfect for my charging kit. As always with Nanuk, no disappointments at all. Thank you!

I purchased an Apache case similar size to this before from Harbor Freight, after I got this one, I immediately returned the apache case. if you want a cheap and effective solution, apache will do the job, the only thing is, the latch could open when falling on the ground, Nanuk doesn't have this problem, the latch is well designed and needs two actions to open, this eliminated the accidents. and the case just feels solid, inside and out. the lid organizer is high quality and durable. the handle feels strong and smooth. easy to carry around.

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The description of the padded divider is wrong.

Strong, no issues, better than I expected

In the field that I spend all of my waking hours in (creative, communications & video), the name Pelican is pretty much the Kings of the case industry. Quality gear, works as it should, everyone knows that you get what you pay for. When it came time to put together a storage and travel case for my own prime camera lenses, I looked to Pelican only to be reminded of how expensive they were. I'm not a park Ranger, so I didn't need to protect my gear from Avalanches and Hurricanes.I did a little research into alternatives, and found the Canadian hard case brand Nanuk. Reading positive review after positive review, I decided to take a Flyer on the 920. It was the right size for my needs and would keep my lenses safe when they are tossed onto Jets when I travel.For a pick-n-pluck type foam insert system, the additional cost of getting the foam padding with the case was marginal, unlike Pelican. The up-charges on everything for those cases would give anyone the Blues. I love the latches on this box, which are a two-stage latch and can be open and closed with one hand. The hinges have a friction notch system that allows the lid to notch open like a car door, as well. A pressure valve like Pelican to equalize the case at altitudes, when your traveling in the Wild, certainly comes in handy.I absolutely LOVE this case. I only wish it would have been available in lime green, like the smaller cases, but this black Knight will protect me well. IMO, it's made better than the Pelicans we have at work, and is cheaper. As they say, the Devils are in the details, and for this Canuck-made case, you can't go wrong if you're on the fence about buying one. Just do it.;)

I'm using the case to hold emergency disaster supplies (water / food / lights / radio / etc). I own a number of Pelican / Storm cases for other purposes, but was looking for something similar without spending quite as much.Pros for Nanuk- Great latching system: Easy to operate, even with only one hand - latch won't open if caught on something- Very solid plastic shell: The case has very little flex and has a smooth surface finish- Sling attachment points allows for easier carry- Top foam is attached to case with small Velcro tabs- Price: Roughly 10-20% cheaper than Pelican for the same sizeCons- Foam is less dense than Pelican in addition to being harder to pluck- No steel reinforcement on padlock holesThoughts- Made in Canada- Compares well to Pelican in some areas, but falls behind in others. My only complaint for my intended application is with the foam used being a cheaper quality. The latching system is much better designed than even Pelican's new double throw latches.All in all a great case for the money and will buy more for additional kits.