The longest offering in the 6000-Series family, the HPRC 6500 Wheeled Hard Resin Case is useful for carrying longer gear like tripods, light stands, or rifles in a wide range of applications and industries from photography to law enforcement to nautical uses. Its polypropylene-based TTX01 resin material is lighter than conventional resins without sacrificing strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion. When it's time to go, grab the large top handle and carry it or tow it behind you on its wheels with the smaller side handle. Four latches compress the lid's O-ring to an IP67 rating for protection of your gear. This version of the 6500 case is offered with the HPRC tripod kit. It has a soft lining that won't scratch your tripod's finish and the retention straps will keep multiple tripods safe and secure during handling and transport.

Dust and Waterproof    Resistant to Temperature and Corrosion    Interior: 50.4 x 11 x 9.6", 76L Volume    Polypropylene-Based Resin Material    Soft Lining with Tripod Retention Straps    Two Large Handles and a Set of Wheels    Two-Stage Latches with Padlock Holes    Airex Automatic Purge Valve

• Useful for a variety of applications including film, photography, and videography
• ATA300-approved for travel
• Interior dimensions of 50.4 x 11 x 9.6", 76L volume
• Equipped with the HPRC tripod kit: Soft lining with two sets of retention straps that secure multiple tripods in place during shipping, handling, and storage

• Textured and slip-resistant "lizard pattern" handle grips feel solid and secure in your hand, even in cold and wet conditions
• Stainless steel handle pins provide strength while allowing the handles to hinge down and out of the way
• Large & ergonomic top handle is comfortable to hold, even under heavy loads
• Wheels on bottom of the case let you roll it for easier handling
• Top grab handle allows you to tow the case behind you on its wheels
• Weight of 20 pounds

• Polypropylene-based TTX01 resin material produces cases which are lighter in weight and stronger than conventional materials
• Reinforced corners improve shock, drop, and impact resistance
• Acid and scratchproof
• UV-protected against color fading
• Able to resist extreme weather and temperature changes
• Broad operating temperature range from -40 to 176°F
• O-ring sealed to an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance
• Airex is the new automatic purge valve that is press-release adjusted to changing environments automatically
• Four two-stage latches enable easy and fluid opening yet are still resistant to accidental opening if dropped

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone tried this with a sony rx 100 ?

A: I have used a 5dm4 and Sony a7iii both worked great. The ronin s has different weight parameters you can set in the setting on the app to be able to handle heavy or light cameras and I'm sure would work fine with your camera

Q: 2. Does it work with the Sony a7r iii?

A: The gimbal supports the weight of the A7Riii if that is what you are asking. It does NOT support the focus control knob for manual focus pulling. It does however support triggering of the shutter/video with an infrared cable supplied with the Ronin.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the Leica D-Lux Type 109?

A: Though I don't have information on this specific camera, there shouldn't be an issue mounting it to Ronin-S. However, there currently isn't compatibility of shutter/start-stop, follow focus, etc.

Q: 4. i know this is probably a dumb question but will it work with a sony z150?

A: Hey Thomas, though we haven't tested this specific setup, it is more than likely this camera is much too large for the Ronin-S.

Q: 5. Will this gimbal work with sony z 90?

A: The Ronin-S has an 8 pound load capacity and a slanted back motor. You should be able to balance a camcorder like the Z90 on this gimbal. You may need to remove the XLR top handle from the Z90 for it to balance and may have a limited range of motion when compared to using a Mirrorless or DSLR camera on the gimbal.

Q: 6. Can I power Sony a6500 with Ronin S?

A: The Ronin S has two 12v/2A four pin outlets built in to the base plate shoe. You can power anything that takes that kind of power and has an adapter cable.

Q: 7. I'm wondering how this gimbal works with a Canon eos 70d. The camera is into full compatible list, but I would like to know how does the focus wheel works without motor. Can I focus or defocus electronically as I would like? Or I need also the focus motor?

A: Using the camera control cable that comes with gimbal, you will be able to pull focus electronically by turning the focus wheel on the gimbal itself.

Q: 8. Can I use the Manfrotto 501 plate with this? I've heard mixed reviews on that.

A: Unfortunately no. The following will work. See below. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1046984-REG/e_image_gp1_camera_plate_for_gh03_06_08_10.html/pageID/accessory

Q: 9. whats in the box

A: If you read the description it tells you

Q: 10. can it be used for making short films

A: Yes, the Ronin-S is a great tool for shooting a short film. Just as long as you are using it with a compatible DSLR or Mirrorless camera it will give you fantastic results.