This yellow 918 Hard Case from Nanuk has a 20.6L capacity to protect, store, and transport your valuable gear. The IP67-rated case keeps dirt, dust, and water out. It features a built-in purge valve, a robust top handle, and a bezel system with O-ring. The case accepts user-supplied padlocks for extra security.

Dust and Waterproof    2 Powerclaw Latches    Impact-Resistant NK-7 Resin Construction    Built-In Purge Valve and Top Handle    Accepts Optional Padlocks    Bezel System with O-Ring    Stackable Design, Handle and Lid Stays    Stainless-Steel Hardware

IP67 dust and waterproof

PowerClaw latching system

Lightweight and impact-resistant NK-7 resin

Integrated lid and handle stays

Stackable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this case fit any sigma cinema zoom or prime lenses?

A: It is possible to fit Sigma Cinema Prime Lenses in this case, but it may be too shallow for the Sigma Cinema Zoom lenses.

Q: 2. Can you purchase the "bare" case, then later, a foam insert kit of one variety or another?

A: Yes, the Nanuk 918 can be bought empty (as seen on this page) and outfitted with inserts later on. These various options are available directly via the manufacturer, Nanuk.

Q: 3. How to make holes longer? Can I use a serrated knife or? Can the pre-cut insert be removed easily?

A: The Nanuk 918 6-Lens Case with Foam Insert (Yellow) is designed to hold six lenses. If you need to change the configuration get the Nanuk 918 Case with Cubed Foam Insert (Yellow). This includes cubed foam that is easy to configure. Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3CL4zbH

Q: 4. How deep is the 4" section of the hole? Is the lower section exactly 3"? Would a 3.15" lens be able to squeeze in?

A: The pre-cut foam dimensions included with Nanuk 918 6-Lens Case are 6.5 x 9 x 10.5 inches. each lens cavity has 2 removable foam disc to fit long or short lenses. The first session is 2 inches deep. the first foam disc is 1.5'' tall and the second disk towards the bottom of the insert is 2.5 inchees tall. If you remove all foam disk the insert would reach a 6 inche depth. The width of the insert on the top section is 4 inchess, the botton sections is only 3 inches. I wouldnt't recommend this inserts if your lens circumference is winder then the insert because of the pressure you'll be putting on your lenses.

Q: 5. Can you fit a 16" MacBook Pro in that top pocket in the lid?

A: The top pocket on the lid of the Nanuk 918 Waterproof Carry-On Hard Case with Lid Organizer (Graphite) BH #NA9186007 is small for a 16" MacBook Pro.

Q: 6. Would the Canon EF 70-200 f/2.8 fit there? Its length is 8.5 inches, but I read that 24-105 f/4 would be the largest, which is much smaller ...

A: The Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM lens would be just a bit too long to fit this case.

Q: 7. Hi, would signs cine primes fit in this? 20-24-35-50-85 what is the diameter and depth of the hole?

A: The total allowable depth is 6" in / 152 mm. The top section is 4" in / 102 mm in diameter with a depth of 2" in / 51 mm. Below that there are 2 removable foam discs with a diameter of 2 7/8" in / 73 mm. One disc has a height of 1 1/2" in / 38 mm. The other disc has a height of 2 1/2" in / 64 mm.

Q: 8. Would an assembled C100 mk ii (top handle attached, and Canon EF 24-70 lens mounted) fit in this case?

A: Based on the measurements it would be a very tight fit and not recommended. Another choice that would work is https://bhpho.to/39ftveq

Q: 9. Can I fit 6 DZO Vespid PL mount lenses in the 6-lens Foam Insert?

A: The DZOFilm VESPID 6-Lens Kit A (PL & EF Mounts), B&H # DZVKAPLM, would be too large for the foam inserts. The alternative would be the DZOFilm 4-Lens Hard Case for VESPID Primes (B&H # DZOCASEV4). https://bhpho.to/3zLO0aL

Q: 10. Would small cinema lenses with 95mm front outer diameter fit ?

A: Each hole is roughly 4 inches in diameter (100mm) and they taper down to about 3 inches (76mm). If you have some lenses that are larger than 4 inches I would recommend either the foam insert version https://bhpho.to/3eztYYT or the divider version: https://bhpho.to/36Rfyil The Divider version is more adaptable in case you change which lenses or other accessories you might be carrying.