PERFECT CASE! If you're thinking about getting a GoPro Casey, GET THIS INSTEAD! It's a lot cheaper than the $50 Casey and almost the same size. The Casey has a stronger outer shell, but I don't really think you would drop a case like this from a great height or throw it against a wall. Yes, Casey has a nice little detachable tote bag. The top pocket holds charging cables, spare batteries, mounts and more for your GoPro. But you can buy a larger bag for your accessories online or in a store. Almost everything you need for your Gopro fits into this bag. As you can see I have a Zhiyun Smooth Q2, a GoPro Hero 8, a dual battery charger and usually my Hero Session 5 in the main compartment. Which you can customize to your liking with Velcro dividers. In the second picture I have the gimbal adapter, the GoPro Shorty and the Bower memory card case. Sometimes I take out my memory card case and plug in my portable battery to charge my gimbal or my phone. The main divider has 2 pockets on one side and a Molle mesh on the other side. I would not recommend putting bulky items in the main divider as you will have a hard time closing the case. If you don't have an SD or Micro SD card case, you can put it in your pocket or on your shoulder strap with a transparent case that holds SD cards. Finally, this case suits MY needs. I like it because it has everything I need for MY GoPro and it works the same as Casey but cheaper.
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