This tan Gear Case from Eylar is great for storing cameras, electronics, tools, and more. Pluck-and-pull foam along with a sturdy design will safely store sensitive items during travel. This case is IP67 water, dust, and shockproof. The hard case includes three layers of foam, and an innovative pressure equalization valve allows the case to quickly equalize to different air pressures when traveling from different altitudes. A rubber gasket lines the rim of the case, creating a waterproof seal when latched closed, and two padlock hasps allow this case to be secured with padlocks and meet TSA requirements for transport.

IP67 Rated    Integrated Pressure-Equalization Valve    3 Layers of Foam    TSA Compliant with Lockable Fittings

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have some 4x4"x4mm thick square filters. Some replies says you can, and other replies say you can't, fit 4x4 filters into this bag. Which is it???

A: Yes, this case will hold 4x4 filters.

Q: 2. Does this bag fit under an airline seat?

A: The Gura Gear Chobe 2.0 13" Carry Bag (measuring at 14.2 x 9.4 x 6.3") is likely to fit under an airline seat, but you should always check with the airline carrier to review their allowed carry-on dimensions before flying.

Q: 3. Does the bag come with the inserts included? The Gura Gear site presents them as an add-on.

A: The Gura Gear Chobe 2.0 16" Carry Bag does not include the camera insert. Therefore, you must add the Gura Gear Wide Insert for Chobe 2.0 Everyday Carry (16"). Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3o3CTK7.

Q: 4. Will this hold a Haida M10 filter system holder? Looking for something to take in the field and leave the larger Haida case at home.

A: Haida has a soft sided case with the Haida M10 Filter Bag, BH # HAHD4420. https://bhpho.to/3mcL3J2

Q: 5. Is the insert case sealed? I have heard some of Mindshifts other cases have open bottoms (sides are not sewn to allow for accordioning), where dust can get in. If I used this on occasion with out the outer case, would they still be in a safe/ dust free case?

A: I will use this with both cases (inner and outer). Filters are real traps for dust (electrostatics on glass surface) and even in the closed outer case dust will probably end up to enter and stick to filters. I always clean my filters with a lenspen before shooting. This Midshift system is perfectly made, high quality materials and zipper, color codes to identify quickly filters and good mechanical protection.However the only way to keep filters away from dust is its perfectly tight plastic case (even though it is not perfect neither) which is quickly messy in my photo bag.Inner separators are quite rigid and well protected, preventing their surface to touch the glass surface of filters; the upper edge is somehow thicker, which will certainly help maintaining filters in place.I recommend this product.

Q: 6. Will my 105mm lee landscape polarizer fit?

A: Absolutely, this case will fit for 105mm filter.I have Lee filter holder, 82mm ring holder & 76mm ring holder, Lee 0.3, 0.6, 0.9 ND filters, Lee Big Stopper, other CPL and UV filters in this case. It is very convenient for filters.

Q: 7. I have about a half dozen of 49mm and 52mm filters that I would prefer to keep in the plastic boxes/cases they are sold in (approx 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 1/2 ). Will these boxes/round cases fit inside a Mindshift case?

A: No, they won't fit. Even if they did it would be difficult to use. Double the effort - remove from the case then remove from the box.

Q: 8. Is there space to store the filter holder? I use a Cokin Z series.

A: The MindShift Gear Filter Hive Storage Case is tight to fit the Cokin Z series holder.

Q: 9. Will the Lee Foundation Kit fit in the Hive?

A: yes if you put it in the front and not in the slotted spaces for your filters

Q: 10. How is this pouch at keeping dust off the filters? Does that fuzzy stuff in the sections come off on the filters? Thx

A: Your filters will stay clean in the case, no issue there, what so ever... It's well built and water resistant. The only issue I've ever had with this case is, that I have a few of the thicker filters like Singh Ray's Vari-N-Duo, Vari-ND and the Color Combo Polarizer. The case isn't intended for such deep rimmed filters so space gets a little tight and occasionally, I'll get a finger print smudge on the filter because I have to pry it out with my fingers. But I have since move the two thick ones out of this case and it works a lot better... Hope this helps...