Aluminum Hard Case Briefcase Toolbox Storage Box Case Black Carrying Case 18.89‘’Length x 13.77‘’Width x 5.9‘’Height

Easy to push out the foam to create areas for cameras. Large enough for 2 bodies, 3 lenses. I have a microcloth over the zoom lens in the middle.I also had a large section in the upper right to stow lens hoods and any other small items. Figure when I attach a lens, the caps can go into that area.when sizing, if you press down on the camera, it kind of indents the foam, then just slide your hand down between the indented area and non. you can pull out the large chunk of foam like in the upper right. The foam is scored in 3/4 inch squares. With the foam I took out, I used a few segments of it to go in the bottom of the hole to keep the cameras and lenses near the top part. It's okay if they extend out a bit, the foam on the cover will press them down and prevent them from moving around.The one thing I don't like, if the item stretches the foam a bit, or catches on one of the squares, it can pull it loose from the main section. A bit of glue could probably help hold it down.

I bought this case for some audio gear and primarily use it for storage. It's a very attractive case and mimics an aluminum look very well. What I discovered when I opened it was that the pluck foam was not cut in layers and it was one long strip from top to bottom. If you need to only go down halfway or less you must pluck and pinch down to the depth you need making for a rather messy and uneven cavity. It kind of worked for what I needed and perhaps its my fault for assuming it was like all pluck foam that have ever encountered. Otherwise its a pretty sturdy and attractive case and well worth the money.

Great case for the money...only problem I have with it is the locks don't work.. cant get the keys to turn to lock case. I haven't got a huge problem with that [at the moment] because I do not plan on traveling with it. It is being used for a 6 pod go, guitar effects pedal.

Bought this to fit various electronic instruments in at a third of the cost of specialized cases. The foam blocks tore out to the exact size I needed. Be warned, the foam makes a huge mess if you need to cut it. I don’t think this case would stand up road wear but keeps my stuff safe and contained in my own house nicely.

Got this to carry around my action cameras, batteries, voice recorders and tripod. The height was good with the foam bottom and top to cushion the items that stand up. The length was just right to fit the tripod and there was plenty of room for my other accessories. The case is light and i like the latches on this as compared to the briefcase type. The aluminum frame is riveted and solid. I'm going the buy another one.

Using this for a small 8 channel audio mixer. It is ideal for that as it is foam lined and protects the mixer very well.

Looks to be a quality item.

Sturdy, lightweight and well-made case. Looks great. Not all aluminum as the description would lead you to believe (the sides and back are fiberboard covered with a material to look like aluminum). An all-aluminum case at this price doesn't exist. This does the job and looks good doing it.