Lykus HC-5120 Large Waterproof Hard Case with Wheels and Customisable Foam, Interior Size 51.6x28.8x18.5 cm, Suitable for Cameras, Lenses, Electronics and More

Mine arrived today and despite needing two (one for my photography gear and one for my videography gear) I only ordered one just to see what it would be like. I ordered the second one within 15 minutes of seeing and using the first. It’s absolutely brilliant! Really great size for its price bracket, tons of foam (3 pluckable layers and 1 thinner layer at the bottom for protection), definitely happy it’s sturdy enough. So glad I found this before I spent loads of money on a peli case.

Really love this case. Catches are noisy but reassuring when closing. Nice thick foam. Have recommended to others who are equally pleased with it. Not yet tested for water tightness due to a lovely sunny year but I'd be confident in taking it for a walk through a downpour and it's ability to keep my equipment dry. Plan to order another. I'd love to buy Peli cases but at such a massive price difference I don't see the benefit other than a good resale price on the Peli and good warranty.

I use this to store my photography kit and it works really well. I reckon if it fell down the stairs it would keep it all safe! Like how it handles when wheeling it about too - nice and smooth! Would buy again no probs! 👊🏼

Nice case for the price and appears to be sturdy. I have some concerns about longevity, specially due to handle that is not fully retractable. I got the 6030 version and imagine if 23KG (fully-loaded) falls onto the handle it would snap. Time will tell! The foam is 5cm deep in layers, however it is not possible to remove less than 5cm. Meaning that objects that are not 5, 10 or 15cm will end-up jiggling. It is a shame that the foam cannot be removed in 2.5cm increments.

Good value, well made.

Very good quality and lots of space

My daughter recently headed to college...and she wanted to take her custom made desktop PC with her. Since I wasn't going to pay what the airline wanted to transport it with her, I went searching for something that could protect it though the mail. The case came with a very good amount of foam that we were able to fit inside of the tower and cut to fit snugly around the computer pieces. The case is a very solid weight, but it not hard to manhandle into laying down or standing up, and moves easily on it's wheels. She recieved her PC and there was no damage after almost a month in postal hands!

Top quality item. Expensive, but for good reason! Very flexible foam cut outs.

A bit heavy but quality product. Wheels are good. Has enough space for my need.

I choose this hard case for its design and affordable price in comparison to the more popular brands. It has a bit nicer style and the extendable handle enclosure fits flush with the case bottom which is a nice touch. The manufacturer put a decent amount of detail into making this case. I bought this to store my Bluetti ac200max plus cables etc. and was about to buy a second one for 2x B230 batteries but it's a snug fit and not enough room for much foam. If you want to put foam then get the next size up, which is what I did after ordering this size. The material itself is very sturdy, thick walled and it is a fine stipple finish to the outside of the entire case. However it does leave scratch marks. Also this weighs about the same as the Pelican case of similar dimensions. At 170 lbs I can stand on the lid without problems however there is a bit of flex. Even though the wheel wells protrude into the case, the way they are designed along with the extra foam gives you quite a flat bottom. The two side handles lock firmly in the down position by friction. However the front handle moves without locking in the down position. The seven locking latches were a must for me with this size case. They are similar in design to the pelican latches. Some other designs only have a single latch on the sides. They are not a push button type just a regular two-stage latch where you pull on the first part of the latch, nice and easy, and then you have to pull hard to get the second part to detach from the case. It's great that there are three handles, not too big and ugly but not too small either. The handles are rubberized all the way around, except for the extendable handle. The sides of the case just above the side handles are contoured so you can get a hand grip on the case without lifting the side handles. The six little feet on the bottom of the case align with indentations on the lid for stacking multiple units, as long as they are the same size. I think the pressure valve is automatic because I cannot turn it like I can with my Lykus brief cases. I poured water on the sides to see if it would leak, however I did not put it underwater. It passed the test, nice and dry inside. There is honeycombing at the bottom of the case and in the lid itself. Plus the ribbing that goes across the top Etc. That alone is extra production cost. I like that the back hinge is continuous all the way across. The foam in the lid is glued in and the foam layers in the bottom of the case are slightly smaller in length and width but slightly thicker than the foam pieces that fit the upper part of the case bottom. So be careful which order you put the foam layers in. They make very good quality waterproof storage cases at a price I can almost afford. I received a second case today but it's the next size larger. And it is just as well made. I'm happy with my purchase. One little note. The cardboard box that the storage case comes in is a little beat up transportation however the waterproof case inside is wrapped in plastic and bubble wrap to protect it. Update; After having used them for a while I find these cases are a little more convenient to use than my Pelican cases of the same size. The ribbing on top allows you to strap these down very securely and the feet on the bottom really insure a tight fit when stacking one on top of the other. Plus the third handle is a bonus because I don't have that on my pelican cases and every time you want to move one there is a handle. I cannot attest for the durability between these and the Pelicans because I'm not going to try to destroy them just to see. But so far there are features on these cases that are a little and here then my Pelicans. And the finishing is very high quality.

Very good, I definitely Recommended

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I think you get what you pay for with these Hard Cases - I don't think the internal dimensions match exactly what was stated - it is smaller - which is a problem... Not as easy to open as my other 'name' brand hard case - the latches are very 'stiff' and awkward to manipulate. Will have to wait and see how the case goes 'air' travel wise soon, as it was purchased for me to take expensive instruments for interstate business trips