NANUK 909 Hard Case with Customizable Cubed Foam, IP67 Waterproof & Crushproof, Rugged Construction for Ultimate Protection, Made in North America – Tan (12.6” x 9” x 4.4”)

I boutght this case to put all my actions cams with some accessories. Inside fits 4 Drift HD Ghost, 1 GoPro 3, 1 GoPro 4 and some accessories. I'm impressed by this canadian product. It's may seems to be expensive, but what's inside is way more expensive. I'm not afraid if the case is moving in the car or falls in the floor. I consider buy more of these product from this company. Also there's a limited lifetime warranty.

Der Koffer ist wie erwartet von guter Qualität und schützt den Inhalt sehr gut. Dies ist mein 5. Nanuk Koffer und sicher nicht mein letzter.

Very well made case, feels quite solid, and made a good home for my nicer antenna analyzer. Hinge pins are put into blind holes, meaning that some yahoo can't just use a hammer and punch to get into your stuff... not that it matters with something this size, because they'd probably just grab and go. But still, if you put a decent lock on it, you can be reasonably sure that, even if your stuff gets taken, they'll probably end up destroying the case. This one comes with peel and pluck foam, not my favorite, and I may make my own custom cut foam insert, but realistically, the peel and pluck stuff does just fine, unless you're loaning your stuff out to people in the military, in which case it gets trashed.

This is an awesome case! I got it to replace an Eylar 11.8" x 8.3" case, which is a very good quality Pelican 1170 clone and, in my opinion, worth the $20 savings. There was nothing wrong with the Eylar. It was simply too small for my Taurus G3C once I added a reflex sight. The next size up from that Eylar case would have been way too big and bulky. After a lot of researching, I discovered the Nanuk 909 which is the perfect size case for a compact/subcompact handgun with an installed optic. Compared to the Eylar, durability feels about the same. The lid on the Nanuk has a built-in stop that keeps the case from tipping backward. The Eylar does not. The foam in the Nanuk is much better quality, too. It will also hold at least 2 magazines and possibly a small box of rounds. Overall, I love it and even bought a 2nd one in a different color (yellow).

Tough and well Built