Review on Pelican 1560 Camera Case - Foam Included (Desert Tan) - Enhanced SEO by Anthony Wilson

I bought this with the 1569 photo organizer cover. Why didn't I buy this case sooner? This is a fantastic way to store gear where you know it's safe. I'm not sure if I can get him to continue (he's not able) but it's not that far off. Also, all of my gear is very heavy, so I'm not sure if lugging it over my head is a good idea. Although I don't plan on flying it, maybe check the gates with TSA locks. Once received and put to use, no doubt use soft baffles if you intend to reuse it in the future. I think foam is good if you have fixed gear and don't plan on changing it in the future. My photo equipment changes regularly, so I can easily readjust the separators. Foam will likely offer more comprehensive protection, but you'll sacrifice the ability to reconfigure it over time and lose some space just because foam cutouts work. The 1569 Lid Organizer is also a must have. It's fantastic, and that's what makes the soft-baffled 1560 so great. The lid organizer 1569 is screwed into existing holes with the supplied screws. Well done Pelican! If you're traveling with a divider and planning to travel with it, you'll probably want to put a piece of styrofoam between the mechanism and the organizer in the lid. (I think a towel as it can also be used for a photo). But in general everything is excellent. Finally, it's worth noting that I've read all sorts of reviews about moisture in airtight containers that stay closed for a long time. Most speak of safes where the paper ages quite quickly due to the humidity in the air. I'm not sure why this actually happened, but for a little extra, I also added a silica gel desiccant to my case to remove the moisture I put inside. will consider installing at least one lock or device in one of the two latch holes just to make sure it doesn't accidentally snap open and shut. For air travel, each latch has two latch holes. So you need two locks if you want to secure it.