Poseidon Nuclear Powered Underwater Drone

I charged it, put it in the drone, and it powered it. You know, like a battery. Can I have my $1000 gift card now?

I use it for underwater photography.

Excellent for underwater videos.

This is a fantastic and versatile lens. I have used it with my Nikon Z8 and between the two of them, I was shooting in very low light conditions inside a nuclear missile launch facility where flash was not allowed. Fantastic results! I can't wait to put this lens through the paces and see what it's fully capable of. I'm very optimistic!

We have two of these. Great carrying case. What else could you want: airtight, watertight, dustproof, chemica-resistant and nuclear warhead proof (not verified). And it came included with our Sennheiser mic purchase from B&H. It's like Christmas in March.

In 135 this stuff is great. Beautiful colors, rich depth. No nuclear saturation problems like in the larger formats, this stuff is a nice blend of VC and NC.

Excellent quality tape that reliably fixes anything short of runaway nuclear reactors. Holds tight, releases cleanly. Long shelf life. What more could you ask for from gaffer tape?

Coast is the best. I am a nuclear worker and my favourite flashlight broke. I received a new one with no questions asked and use it daily!!!

This thing could survive nuclear winter. I've also had to load and unload camera vans in the rain, and these things held up very well when exposed briefly to moisture. When you're not facing the worst that nature can give you, the other features of this case shine. It's ergonomic, the handle feels great, the two lock straps are very secure and have never broken. This particular size and model is pretty light and easy to carry in one hand. You might ask why a carrying case costs so much. It's because what's inside needs to be protected at all costs. My only gripe is that if you buy the case with foam, the pick-n-pluck foam can get gritty real fast if you're careless. I'd recommend ordering a custom molded or cut foam based on what you're packing 100% of the time. They always fit perfectly in Pelicans and never degrade as fast as the Pick-n-Plucks. If you're purchasing a Pelican without foam, it's an easy choice. If you purchase it with the foam, the entire package leans towards a 4 or 4.5/5 I've also used Pelicans that were over 5 years old and the locks

It's Porta-Brace so these will obviously survive a nuclear war, as well as the nuclear winters that will follow it. And when I, and whoever is left from the human race, emerge from our caves – I will use my pouches to barter for food, water and safety from any kind of assaults that I might be confronted with in the wasteland. On my journey I'll also use them to safely store any small items, and be confident that when I have to break into a sprint to escape capture from cannibals or to quickly acquire an animal for supper, that my Porta-Brace pouches will adequately protect whatever I have placed in them. I also love the name.. 'Stuff Sack'. I will admit hey are expensive though, for some material and a zipper.