NO BRAINER-BUY ONE..DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK...IT PAYS OFF!
SMALL MANFOTTO STANDS WILL FIT IN THIS CASE, WITH MY A10 PROFOTO LIGHTS, XCD100C HASSLEBLAD AND 2-3 LENS,
OR THE PEAK DESIGN TRIPOD IF NO STANDS THE ROLLER IS GOOD Case is light.. Divider is Excellent-in my humble opinion

Perfect rolling case for travel work. Pro tip get a backpack you can clip to the handles to save your back from heavy great.

I was hesitant to spend so much on a case, but wanted to make a recent trip by plane easier (getting through security, safely securing as carry on, and being able to wheel my case around).

The TrekPak was easy to configure (read and follow the instructions) for my trip and I reconfigured it to use my case for transporting my gear to local events. As for the latter, it's great to keep my gear super organized and accessible during a gig.

And when going through security at two airports, neither made me remove anything from the case. I just opened the lid and they looked inside. One airport's agent took out two of my lenses to check them out more closely and then put them back. Since everything was in its own divided space in the case, it was easier for them to see with no need to dig through anything.

Taking at least a few trips with this case makes the price worth it (reduced stress, less questions, easy transporting gear around). And using it as my main gear case on a routine basis helps further justify the price.

Photo here is as I reconfigured TrekPak dividers (super easy to do) after my trip. I unfortunately did not take a pic as configured for my trip. For the trip, my lenses were not attached to bodies for air travel. I also had memory cards and batteries not in bodies. I did and continue to use some pieces of bubble wrap to insert around things so they don't move around.

Come rainy season in the PNW, I decided to upgrade my summer backpack for my camera and gear, and landed on this case after perusing many options. I knew I couldn't go wrong with Pelican, and I did pick a winner. The case is durable, waterproof, and easy to transport. Depending on the ground/flooring, the wheels aren't too loud, either. Heavy duty handles, and the latches are great. There's enough height on the inside to comfortably stand up a 24-105mm Canon lens, and it's long enough to hold my Peak Design travel tripod. If you pack it well without barriers/padding in the case, your gear doesn't even move around much. I've been waiting to cut my inserts, until I decide which arrangement I want, as those are a measure twice, cut once kind of product. I purchased the 1510 lid organizer, which fits perfectly, but I will need to drill holes in the backing of the organizer to fit the holes of the 1535 lid (there's six on the edges of the insert, but the 1535 has four holes closer to the middle). I will definitely be buying this case again to carry additional gear. I can't wait to fly with it!

Love having a pelican in a non-black color. The lid organizer was incredibly useful for me compared to other ones. It used the full space available in the lid. No complaints here.

I use it with the trac pac system and I really liked the yellow color to differentiate at a glance from my other case that is black when arriving to set or packing.

In the past I usually went with the cheaper Harbor Freight cases, but went for the genuine Pelican for my recent kit. I can only say good things about the 1535 air. I think the most noteworthy is the weight and size for travel. I do wish that the foam had two levels of height for shorter items, but I was able to cut some foam to work as needed. So far the foam is holding up and not flaking or shedding.
If you are looking to save money with a knock off...don't.

I was really waiting for this hardcase, very good, surprising quality.

Safe and lil heavy