Pelican 1400 Camera Case With Foam (Silver) Review

This is a Pelican case. It does exactly what is advertised. It's bulky so there won't be any wandering with it. Usually we just keep the bag until we need to take the camera on a longer trip.

Beautiful case. I ordered it as extra gun storage and was surprised at how much room I had to work with. It's big enough for extra magazines and an ammo box or flashlight, but still offers enough security/protection. I will order these again.

I am a boat captain and need this bag for my Nikon camera. Its padded protection is ideal for our Zodiac boats while sailing. I'm tired of broken zippers getting stuck in the salt and this case solves that problem perfectly! Waterproof, beautiful interior and durable exterior. Simply the best protection.

I use Pelican cases to protect my expensive glass art. This size was just right for my needs and I can't say enough about what a great product Pelican makes. I bought this case for about $60 - an OVERALL bargain price. The prices here are way better than anywhere else I can find. If the price is a bit high, stick with it. You may find the price falling. I have seen the price of this product fluctuate many times.

I don't know if anyone else is having this issue, but when I take it out of the case my entire gear is covered in tiny, foamy glitter. I put camera lenses in, they have some pretty rough bits above the aperture ring and such, but this shiny crap floods all my lenses. Every time I take an item out I have to brush and blow it off to remove the foam. I know this is the industry standard but the amount of foam shine I get on my gear is insane.

This is my fourth Pelican case (for rifle, pistol etc) so be aware that this may be a biased review . I have trusted Pelican cases since I used them for sensitive gear in my army years. My Panasonic G7 with dual fixed aperture lenses deserves a durable protective case to accompany me on my adventures. I placed the lens in the middle for better weight distribution/centre of gravity, with the camera body and Rode mic on the sides of the lenses. In addition, I added a moisture absorber. After some

I don't know if anyone else has had this problem but when I take them out of the case all my gear is covered in little foamy glitter. I put camera lenses in, they have some pretty rough bits above the aperture ring and such, but this shiny crap floods all my lenses. Every time I take an item out I have to brush and blow it off to remove the foam. I know this is the industry standard but the amount of foam shine I get on my gear is insane.

I needed a waterproof shockproof case for my Mavic Air 2 drone and this case is perfect! I can fit my drone, controller (with sticks installed), two spare batteries (plus one in the drone), two sets of ND filters, and my spare propellers and still have room! The 3-slot charger and power adapter also fits under the remote if you need to take it with you. No more fiddling with my stuff sack and storage case! This will make it much easier to use my drone on the water.

This is my fourth Pelican case (for rifle, pistol etc) so be aware that this will be a biased review can. I have complete confidence in Pelican cases as I used them for sensitive equipment in my war days. My Panasonic G7 with dual fixed aperture lenses deserves a sturdy protective case to accompany me on my adventures. I placed the lens in the middle for better weight distribution/centre of gravity, with the camera body and Rode mic on the sides of the lenses. In addition, I added a moisture…