📸 Bestshoot Sports Camera Carrying Case Bag with Customizable Foam for Hero6, Hero 5, 4, 3, 3+ Session, SJCAM SJ6000 Review

Perfect for my telescope eyepiece set and accessories, well protected and easy to access. The foam is easy to work with and won't scratch the lenses if you miss the cap.

This is a perfect case as is. The material inside is easily removable so you can adjust the storage cutouts to suit your needs. There seems to be a lack of size variety on the market and this one was close to what I needed, but I really need something thinner.

I was trying to buy a case for my tuning forks so as not to damage them in my bag. All I could find were complete sets, a case with connectors. That was excellent. Removable, pre-cut foam pieces ensure a perfect fit. My only regret is that I wish they had cared more about the decomposition of my tuning forks.

It's exactly what it says. It's not fancy, it won't protect a china egg from a 50 foot drop, but it keeps my 3 different grill thermometers in one place and is easy to set up. It took me 20 minutes to cut out the foam inserts. Now I have all the thermometers in a suitcase for $10!

I use it to store all my watch maintenance tools and it's great for that. The adjustable foam insert is good for storing a variety of tools, while mesh storage on top is ideal for O-ring packs and larger flat items. Seems well done. Would have preferred black but didn't find it until it was too late.

Well designed bag, good inner pocket. But the covers have a strong chemical smell that I can't get rid of after airing them outdoors for three days. Not sure if I would use them or look for a case that didn't have that nasty toxic headache smell. The woven strap is also small and flimsy and will likely not stand up to intensive outdoor use: it will need to be replaced with a more durable one.

At this price point, it's difficult to find a fully customizable bag big enough for any combination of action cameras and lighting accessories. This one works! I store my short GoPro tripod in it, as well as 2 cameras (a pocket osmo in a case and a Hero 8), plus a few ND filters, bits and bobs and way too many batteries. You can buy replacement padding if you screw it up badly, but replacing the padding costs $10. The cubes are not easy to break apart if you try to "fine tune" the size by…