NANUK Wheeled Series 935 Lightweight NK-7 Resin Waterproof Protective Case

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A well made, versatile case. It is sturdy and very adaptable to whatever you wish to store in it. I have this one and one from another company. Each one holds a camera body and the lenses I use most frequently with that body. All of my camera gear is well protected and well organized and efficiently available

Due to extensive travel, especially abroad, I'd been looking for something to carry my professional camera gear in for some time. After looking at other options--Manfrotto, Pelican, Lowepro, ThinkTank, et al.--and reading the reviews for all of them, I chose the Nanuk 935 due to its reputation. I did consider its weight, as that is an issue: this case is not light. However, in terms of 'build,' the 935 is solid. Very solid. I'm not sure that I'd ship my gear in it when traveling--instead of carrying it on board with me--but that's more a statement on baggage handling than on the case itself. The weight is part of its build: I expect something of this nature to be somewhat heavy. In the end, price was *not* the primary factor as protecting over $7.5K in camera gear is the objective, not going cheap.I also tend to look at a product's "weak spots" when considering a purchase of this nature. In an item like this, that would be the hinges and the latch points. Nanuk has thought this one out and taken care of them, especially the "powerclaw" latches are well conceived and made. The hinges are also robust. The other items I consider are the retractable pull handle and wheels. Once again, they are well made. I have zero concerns about the reliability and durability of any of them. The only item lacking, given that this is designed for travel, are built-in TSA combination locks. However, for less than $10 one can purchase them separately and use the large, dual hasps to lock down the cases' items.The interior part of the case can be purchased with different configurations. I went with the cubed foam and have configured it in the way in which my gear fits best. In hindsight, I wish that I would have gone with the cubed foam with lid organizer, as it would give me valuable space to store other items--camera batteries, filters, etc.--that currently occupy valuable space. However, that is not a defect but a lack of vision on my part.Finally, the product's "look." Unlike some of its competitors, the Nanuk 935 *looks* like a carry-on, not a crate with wheels with expensive contents. This is important as I don't want to *look* like I'm carrying high-value contents in a carry-on. The aesthetic in this case makes it virtually look like a standard carry-on. I chose black to be as simple as possible, but those who feel the need to choose a bolder color can choose another of the six colors.In sum, I feel that my gear travels safe and sound in the Nanuk 935. It was the right choice for me.

I got one for expensive and sensitive test equipment. Already went on a couple trips with it. Train, walking blocks in NYC. Up and down sidewalks, curbs. I mean beat up. All is good. This is thing is so tough, padded, can customize endlessly (which i did). I have so many parts but got it all so organized my onsite work was a breeze. Note after walking like 20 blocks and a train trip the wheels are functioning like nothing ever happens. That's important. So yeah, Nanuk, does what it's supposed to do.

Great quality and manufacturing is just perfect!

I went on a tour as a photographer and not only did it do an amazing job at protecting my gear. It gave me a place to unload and organize all of my gear at the end of the night. Also rolled so much quieter and smoother than a pelican case.

I was lucky enough to pick up a return for about $80 off. It was brand new, the internal divider was still wrapped and everything.I ordered the pelican 1510 case lid organizer thinking it would fit, it doesn’t. But it was only $30. I secured it with Velcro and it works but it’s probably best to get one that’s actually made for the case

The case is great…solid, sturdy, comfortable. The inside padding on the sides is about 3/4” thick (+/-) all the way around. I have a zoom lens that is exactly 11” and it will only fit top-to-bottom, not horizontally as hoped. However, a canon 70-200 f2.8 IS will fit horizontally with a small space to spare…enough to add one of the small padded dividers at the end to snug it up without being tight. So, I’d expect most 70-200mm lenses would fit also. My current setup took a while to make fit, but I have a DSLR, large 11” zoom, 70-200, 35mm, 24-35mm, 50mm, and a 8-15mm fisheye. It’s a great case though and should be perfect for carry-on.