LykusHC-4410 Waterproof Hard Case with Customizable Foam Insert, Interior Size 17.32x11.42x4.72 in, Suitable for up to 16" Laptop,Starlink Mini,Keyboard,Drill,Audio Mixer,Mic,Flashlight,and More

This is a very sturdy case. It holds a good amount of stuff. I have a camera, extra batteries, a DJI Osmo pocket 3, and all the ND filters and accessories that I could want in it. It takes a bit of time to cut out the foam to fit what you want to put in it (especially if it has a lot of odd curves), but if done right it will definitely protect your equipment. I had mine on the upper shelf of my closet and somehow it fell down about 7-8ft straight onto the hardwood floor and everything in it was perfectly fine. The case didn't even have a scratch on it either! Very well made and a good alternative to a pelican case if you don't want to spend a ton of money.

I have a pair of Baofeng UV-5G Plus two-way radios and a pair of Tidradio TD-H3 two-way radios, and I wanted a means to store them together and in protected fashion. This case is perfectly protective and durable - perfect for the job. The Baofeng comes with two 15½" flexible antennas, which I didn't want to store curled up. The top cavity that I created for them actually holds all the antennas I'd need for both radios. The case handily holds both pairs of radios, the batteries, the charging cradles for the Tidradio (the Baofeng didn't come with them), and accessories. The only things I wasn't able to get in there were the USB-C chargers, but I'm not even convinced I need them, considering how many other USB-C chargers I have around the house. Perhaps if I was more creative with the cavities I plucked out, I might have been able to get those in, but that's on me, not on the manufacturer. There is foam padding in the lid as well as below the pick-and-pluck foam (there are two layers of that). Overall, I couldn't be happier.

Expensive, but kinda worth it. Kept my oscilloscope safe from damage while commuting.

I bought the case over 5 years ago. My case & gun have been shipped thourgh the airlines and TSA for over four states. The TSA has never had a problem with the case or my locks; get TSA locks even if they can be hacked. Give your gun case to TSA, and it will be waiting for you at your destination.I go to the range about twice a month, and this gun case goes with me. Get this,...it is easy to buy replacement sectional foam from the AMAZON seller. If you want to carry another gun in the case or a gun with a different foot print, you will need replacement foam.

The case is well designed and executed and is sold at a competitive price. I hope it will serve me well for carrying handguns and ammo to my shooting range. A few words of advice:1. The case is airtight, so when you receive it, air pressure inside may be lower than your environment, which will make it difficult to open the case. Be sure to use the pressure relief knob to equalize the inside and outside air pressure.2. When plucking the foam, tear the cubes off in the downward direction (into the case) as opposed to sideways or up out from the case. This will result in cleaner separation. Watch the YouTube demo (the link is provided on the paper sheet that comes with the product.3. If you mess up the plucking process, you can buy replacement foam sets from the Lykus web site. Rather expensive: $25 (including shipping) for the foam set for HC-4410, which is 40% of the price of the case! This is the only negative thing that I can say about this product.

I was looking for a case to fit an air pistol that I had purchased. No one had the correct size until I came across the Lykus HC-4410. Not only was it the closest fit, but it was almost half the price of a similar Pelican case. The foam was easy to pull/cut and made for a custom look. Great, sturdy, weatherproof design. In addition, the clasp lock system has the push button opening of the much more expensive cases. Couldn't be happier.

This case is not a Pelican, but it's solid enough for me to strap it to the back of a motorcycle without worry.I made this for off-road motorcycle travel, but it's kind of great for any travel. The pluck foam was a little soft, so I ordered a sheet of 1.5 inch polyethylene and made two layers:The first layer holds the Starlink Mini (with the USB-C add-on cable from Starlink coiled underneath), an Anker Power Brick, 12v car adaptper and 110v wall adapter, making sure all three were rated to provide 100watt, or 5amps at 20volts...this ensures it can run the Starlink AND most laptops, like my Lenovo ThinkPad X1.The second layer has a big rectangle to access the power supplies and another rectangle with a shelf just deep enough to keep the laptop pressed against the padding in the lid, while keeping is separated from the Starlink Mini.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C6M643SF?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BYP2F3SG?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titlehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C61NFC2B?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titlehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W2N774C?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

It is a great quality product. But I was either sent the wrong size or the description is wrong. The interior measurements are 12 x 7.5 x 3.5 in. Not what it says in the item description. I will contact the seller and figure out what’s going on.