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2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

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I recently (July, October) purchased two Nanuk 935 hard cases for my camera equipment. My wife after learning of the availability of the TSA Latch Retrofit Kits suggested I purchase these for a little extra security... Yes I know a thief could simply pick up the case and walk off with it but the point of these is to slow down the thief make them move on to an easier target therefore saving you from a bad experience... As I mentioned I have two Nanuk 935 cases and I changed all four latches out in about ten minutes, the instructions are very straight forward. Two keys are provided with each kit, and they're all keyed the same making only one key necessary to carry... These TSA Latch Kits aren't a necessity but they do provide some extra peace of mind thus I think they're worth the expense.

I ran into a photographer at a track meet with one of these on his camera! I asked ... what is that and where do I get one? His reply, "best thing ever, B&H".... I ordered on way home

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Bought this generic Canon camera strap for something I had never thought of until I read an article in a camera magazine. None of us want a snatch and grab thief to know what Canon camera we have. This strap doesn't reveal camera type - only that it is a Canon product. For all a thief knows, you may be shooting photos with a Canon T5i. In reality, you might have a Canon R6 Mark II in your hands.

B&H rocks of course! I have 2 of these, a larger 1560 case, and a Pelican Tripod case. I use them for travel and security. Wedding and Landscape trip to California recently went great. Airline carry on all my lenses and camera provides less worry. Check the other cases. I also use these in my F150 with cable locks and can lock the top with a modest lock. This will definately slow down a thief from smashing your window and grabbing a few lenses. But will not stop a well prepared thief with large bolt cutter and 2 minutes of time in a remote area. The rollers and handle are indespensible and lightweight. They can remove if needed. TrekPac is wonderful. Flexibility is unbelievable, and if you are a neat organization freak like me, it is nirvana. Very attractive well organized case. Maximizes space very well. Just add the little 4x4 foam blocks from Trekpac to both add extra cushion for valuable lenses, and reduce vibration while traveling. I haven't worried about the thin but strong seperator walls, with the exception of a small or large fender bender. Now that I have a lot of very expensive lenses, I will move lenses back to foam, and Trekpac for everything else.