Nanuk 933 Waterproof Hard Case With Foam Insert - Olive Review

This is my second Nanuk. I also have a 935. There is a lot of space. The new lid organizer is great and adds a great feature to an already great product. I have driven my 935 to work all over the world and I have complete confidence in Nanuks products!

I bought this right after the fire in our house. I had some of my gear in my pockets and the fire didn't get close, but the smoke worked its way through the nooks and crannies and the plastic didn't smell like burnt polyurethane. It won't come off. So for now I keep everything in hard cases.

This was my """SECOND""" attempt at getting a quality waterproof case for our Downtown Abbey CD collection. Announced sizes include the (IN)TOP CAP with any deep "bottoms" removed. foams when opened. Depth 4.5 (actual 6.75/good), width 13" (actual 17.5"/oversize), length (folded to clasp side) 8" (actual 12.5"/oversize). Expensive mistake!

Perfectly sized case for my Sony PMX FS-5 with 18-110 f/4 lens and Atomos Shogun Inferno monitor/recorder, complete with batteries, cables and accessories. As a woman with manicured nails, the clasps on these Nanuk cases are SOOOOO much easier to open than the Pelican case! They have a nice safety clasp that you lower gently so you can easily undo the clasp without breaking your nails. Stunning design. The Pelican offers security with a super strong clasp that is very difficult to open without…

This is my third Nanuk case. Saw them at NAB a few years ago. Castles sold me. It's so easy to work with. Storm cases also have good locks. So Pelican bought Storm. Pelican redesigned their snaps to be easier to use than their original nail breakers. I needed the extra depth this non-foamed 933 offered with internal dimensions of 18.0 x 13.0 x 9.5 inches. The weight is 8 pounds. Nanook advertises with deeper cases. In comparison, a PELICAN IM2450 case with internal dimensions of 18.00 x 13.00 x

This is a great bag to protect your gear. The padding is good and the clasps are solid - much better than the clasps on Pelican cases which can hurt your fingers. My only complaint is that I wish the delimiters weren't all the same size. It would be nice to have at least two sizes so you can create split sections that vary in size. All my devices are not identical.

This was my """SECOND""" attempt at getting a quality waterproof case for our Downtown Abbey CD collection. Advertised sizes INCLUDE THE (INSIDE) TOP CAP which removes all deep "bottom" foam when opened. Depth 4.5 (actual 6.75/good), width 13" (actual 17.5"/oversize), length (folded to clasp side) 8" (actual 12.5"/oversize). Expensive mistake!

Perfect size case for my Sony PMX FS-5 with 18-110 f/4 lens and Atomos Shogun Inferno monitor/recorder, complete with batteries, cables and accessories. Like a woman with well-groomed fingernails, the clasps on these Nanuk cases are SOOOOOOOOO much easier to open than on the Pelikan case! They have a nice safety clasp that you lower gently so you can easily undo the clasp without breaking your nails. Stunning design. The Pelican offers security with a super strong clasp that is very difficult…

This is my third Nanuk case. Saw them at NAB a few years ago. Castles sold me. It's so easy to work with. Storm cases also have good locks. So Pelican bought Storm. Pelican redesigned their fasteners to be easier to use than their original nail pullers. The weight is 8 pounds. Nanook advertises with deeper cases. In comparison, a PELICAN IM2450 case with internal dimensions of 18.00 x 13.00 x 8.40 inches (L x W x H) weighs 7.4 pounds without foam (without foam) but is 1.1 inches smaller. I've…