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| |  | Knives | Home » » 1400 Case with foam | | | | | | | Description: | | Open cell core with solid wall design - strong, light weight, O-ring seal, Pressure Equalization Valve, | | | Features: | |
• Interior Dimensions: 11.81" x 8.87" x 5.18" (30 x 22.5 x 13.2 cm)
• Exterior Dimensions (L x W x D) 13.37" x 11.62" x 6.00" (33.9 x 29.5 x 15.2 cm)
• Watertight, crushproof, and dust proof
• Unconditional Lifetime Guarantee of Excellence
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41 of 44 found the following review helpful:
 Exactly what I was looking forJul 31, 2008
By V. Parsons
I wanted to take my camera equipment with me on an Ozark canoe float weekend, but needed a sturdy waterproof case to protect it against bumps and (especially) water. I ordered this case, and have been completely satisfied. I had no trouble customizing the foam padding to accommodate my Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi, a 100mm macro lens, a 18-55mm zoom lens, a 75-300mm zoom lens, a couple of spare batteries, two watches, and my car keys for this trip! The fully loaded case floated high in the water when I tested it. The latches took a fair amount of effort to open and close, but this was actually pretty reassuring when risking expensive equipment on the water. It opened and closed easily enough for me to manage while sitting in a canoe on a moving river without losing my paddle or my fishing rod. All of my camera equipment stayed dry and undamaged after spending two full days on the river. Had my canoe overturned, I have no doubt that my equipment would have been fine. That said, I should have bought the orange or yellow version rather than the black one as it would have been easier to find had I had such an accident.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Great Protection.Apr 19, 2008
By Devyn Dugger
I use this when I take my DSLR camera on the boat or on the airplane. It works great keeping my expensive equipment safe. This thing is shock proof and waterproof.
This price is also a great selling point. After I bought it on Amazon, I saw this in the store for twice as much!
Only down side it the latching system. It can be very hard to latch sometimes. I also get pinched by the latches sometimes. I guess thats how you know it water-tight.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Very Tough and Versatile CaseAug 09, 2007
By J. Foster
When I read the Pelican case was plastic, I thought it would be OK but not as good as aluminum. WRONG! This case shell is very tough and the latches are super secure. Also the Pick N Pluck foam is easy to configure to whatever you want to protect. It took me only 20 minutes to make neat pockets for half a dozen items.
I bought it to protect a delicate (expensive) measuring instrument. That instrument's maker sells a hard case for 3 times what the Pelican case costs and (IMHO) isn't as tough. There's gotta be a lesson there somewhere.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Nice, hard plastic caseFeb 25, 2008
By Reef bug
We bought the Pelican case to store photography equipment (i.e. camera, lens, etc). The case came with a pick-and-pull foam that allows you to customize it to fit whatever it is you want to store. It is a great case, but my only complaint is that I find it very hard to open and close. About two weeks after I purchased this brand, I came across a very similar case (different brand) that has a much nicer opening-closing mechanism. I wish I hadn't already picked the foam out. But overall, a good product that serves it's purpose.
you know the rest, get the bestJul 24, 2011
By jf
"johanntattoo"
Pelican cases are well known in the industry for protecting your family jewels. This thing will survive anything you throw at it, as long as it's not a rocket propelled grenade.
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