Store, transport, and protect two Sony a7R or similarly sized cameras, a 70-200mm and two smaller lenses, plus assorted accessories in the 28.5L, silver 935 Hard Case with Foam Insert from Nanuk. This case is outfitted with robust top and side handles for carrying. For heavy loads, extend the two-stage telescoping handle and tow it behind you on its two rollerblade-style polyurethane wheels.

The case is IP67-rated with a built-in purge valve and an O-ring sealed beveled lid. It provides a safe and dependable way to store and transport your kit whether your location shoot is across town or across an ocean. The lid has egg crate foam and the main insert is made from precut, very low-abrasion closed-cell foam to prevent your gear from shifting or knocking together. Finger notches in each compartment let you insert and remove everything safely and easily. This foam is configured to hold two camera bodies, a 16-35mm lens, a 24-70mm lens, batteries, plus accessories like cables and flash drives. There is an adjustable compartment for larger gear like a 70-200mm lens.

For added security, the case accommodates user-supplied padlocks. Other design features include handle and lid stays, solid and reliable PowerClaw latches, and durable stainless steel hardware. The case is made from lightweight but tough impact-resistant NK-7 resin material with a 58 lb maximum buoyancy. Designed to be stackable, it is waterproof and resistant to dust. The purge valve ensures you'll be able to easily open the lid after a flight.

Watertight, Lightweight, and Durable    Custom Foam Interior with Foam Lid    Telescoping Handle and Wheels    IP67 Rated Dust Resistant & Waterproof    2 PowerClaw Latches    Precut Low-Abrasion Closed-Cell Foam    Impact-Resistant NK-7 Resin Construction    Built-In Purge Valve and Top Handle    Reinforced Holes for Optional Padlocks    Stackable Design, Handle and Lid Stays

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will the foam in these cases attract moisture and potentially rust metal e.g. knives?

A: The foam in these cases would not attract moisture, mainly because the case itself is water-proof.

Q: 2. Can you fit a SmallHD 1703 P3X 17" production monitor inside?

A: Yes this case will fit the SmallHD 1703 P3X 17" Production Monitor.

Q: 3. Is this good to go for "carry-on" luggage internationally?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. Can this fit a manfrotto 502 tripod?

A: Yes Manfrotto 502AH Video Head & MT055XPRO3 Aluminum Tripod Kit can fit in this case once the dividers are rearranged.

Q: 5. Case dimensions ?

A: Under the specs tab on our website is listed; Exterior Dimensions 22 x 14 x 9" / 55.9 x 35.6 x 22.9 cm Interior Dimensions 20.5 x 11.3 x 7.5" / 52.1 x 28.7 x 19.1 cm

Q: 6. Can this case be used without the lid organizer and Packing Cubes, as just the empty shell?

A: The Packing cubes on the Pelican 1615TRVL Wheeled Check-In Case Lid Organizer and Packing Cubes can be taken of the case. the lid organizer can not be removed.

Q: 7. Can this fit an Aputure 600d, 300d, & 120d with ballasts?

A: No, the Pelican 1615AirTP Wheeled Hard Case is too small for the Aputure 600d, 300d, & 120d with ballasts.

Q: 8. Will the Pelican 1615NF hold a Nikon 600mm F4E lens with attached hood in shooting position, coupled to a Nikon D5?

A: The D5, the NIKKOR 600mm f/4E, and the hood will be approximately 28" in length. However, the width of the case is in only 29.6" so there is not enough room for enough padding. 3" is a minimum for such a large lens. As a motion picture camera assistant who routinely worked with $100,000 cine lenses and shipped them frequently, I can tell you that shipping an expensive lens with the hood on is not recommended. The case could be dropped and the leverage of the hood could cause very expensive damage to an already expensive lens. I understand the desire to have the camera, lens and hood all set ready to go because no one wishes to lose a special shot. However, for the long haul, I strongly recommend that you not ship the lens attached to the hood or even the camera. Shipping your camera and lens unattached will mean your gear will arrive safely and be ready to work properly.

Q: 9. What does "with liner" mean?

A: The liner is the rubber gasket on the inside of the lid.

Q: 10. Is this big enough for light stands and tripods? Or is there a better hard case for that application?

A: It will ultimately depend on the amount of lightstands you have and their dimensions. Internally, this is 29.6" long, so it might fit a few 6' stands, but maybe not a 8~10' depending on its dimensions. Cases specifically for stands do exist, like this SKB roto-molded stand/tripod case: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1030290-REG/skb_1skb_r3709w_roto_molded_tripod_case_with.html