935 Hard Case with Cubed Foam for Camera & Lenses – Waterproof Protective Equipment Case with Wheels, 22” x 14” x 9” – Dustproof and Impact Resistant, Carry-On Approved for Most Airlines – Black

I got the 935, which I assume means "35 L capacity". I picked it for the size, but after cutting the foam I think I might go one larger next time (950). It is a "carryon" size, and I bought it for flyin', to be checked or carried-on for a coming trip. I haven't actually checked it yet, but I've checked similar boxes before and they did fine. This has wheels, which is a required feature for me. The wheels are NOT casters, they are very solidly mounted, fit with bearings, and they don't extend past the edge of the case in any dimension. This means it lays flat on the back or on the bottom (standing up) and stays very solid, but when tugged on the handle the wheels are in the right position. It's a nice design. The handles are AWESOME. There is an extendable pull handle and two carry handles (open top, one side), plus the two latches. All the handles lock in the closed position, so they won't flop around when being roughly handled by the luggage teams. The latches are over-center style, very chunky, and they have a secondary lock -- they can't get pulled open from contact with other bags, you have to use a thumb to release them. Easy to do with one hand, impossible to do on accident. Overall the unit is surprisingly well-made. The hinge, for instance, is two parts and the pins are made to be removed and replaced. It's a very nice touch, showing just how much engineering went into this design. It's not a cheap case, but it's a great insurance policy for my $thousands of equipment to be carried. The wheels and handles will make it easy to use in airports, too! EDIT: I checked it. It's clearly got some marks on the outside from rough handling, but it is a BEAST and will last a very long time.

I’d like to say that I bought this case after buying the 915 spark fly more padded case. I was so very impressed by that case that I knew I needed another of this brands case for all of my accessories. I’m going to quote my 915 review and then after that add the extras from this 935 that I enjoy, because they both have these features in common and it’s difficult typing on mobile. ********************************* First off let me say that I have owned A LOT of hard equipment cases. Everything from pelican to monoprice and even a few Amazon basic ones, not to mention the slew of Chinese knockoff cases. Most of them had noticible issues from the unboxing to first use. Pelican cases have horrible latches that love to just pop open at the worst time, amazon basic cases usually smell like a chemical factory in Bolivia where they have never heard of regulation, monoprice cases are just really bad all over and their rolling versions are atrocious. The knockoffs are usually a little bit of each of these. Along comes this Nanuk which I had just happened to find because I bought myself a spark for my upcoming birthday, and I wanted a good heavy case with some precut holes for the gear. The case arrived today and I eagerly opened the box like a little kid. The only thing that I didn’t care for initially was that the case itself is not textured, which means you’re going to see every battle scar that it gets. Then I honestly didn’t care about the scars it would see, because behold the latches!!!!!! (***Angelic Chorus***)!!!!! They latch and lock closed ***can I get an AMEN brothers and sisters*** Sure it’s been attempted and similarly duplicated in other brands, but none of them work this well! I’ve literally been through hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cases through work and volunteer services and they have never had a single latch work so well. The interior pre cut closed cell padding has skin on the top layer!!! This is a great touch for precut, because it will hold its form so much longer! The hinge joints are nice and smooth so there’s no catches when you open or close your case. The handle can and does lock down when you push it down towards the case. This means no handle flop when it’s riding on your wheeler or on the hotel garment trolley. Granted that this feature can wear down in time (it has on all of the ones I’ve had in the past), but I’ll update my review should it fail too soon. Color choices!!! Hey now I’m not just stuck with black, grey or od green.... I chose the bright yellow since lime green wasn’t available and it looks great. It’s bright and noticeable from a distance. The red also looks great too, but I felt like being a little flashy. To sum everything up I’d say that this is probably the best case I’ve owned to date regardless of price range. This tiny little $70 case could smack around some of my $600-$700 pelicans and still have enough left over to fight off all the knockoffs. I was so happy with this purchase that I turned around and just purchased a 935 in yellow to match this one. I’d definitely recommend this brand to others and can happily say that I wasn’t bribed for my review I purchased this case and the 935 today at full price. Now I’m not saying that I can’t be bought off with some sweet sweet cases ;) 😂 lol....... I’d like it if the manufacturer would offer a closed cell single sided or double sided foam option for their cases though. The 935 I just ordered only had an option for the pinchpull open cell foam. This is great for your lower layers, but it ends up looking frayed and ragged after a while in the field putting in and pulling out gear. Thanks for the great case, and I hope I’m equally impressed with the one coming Saturday!!! ************************************* Okay..... now for the awesome features of the 935 that I feel are worth mentioning. The first thing that you will notice if you’re familiar with other brands of hard equipment cases is that the lock holes are collared, and there’s not just some flimsy cheap metal bent around the edges. The top handle (when in the upright position) is a pop up handle that automagically goes back down when you release it. Many cases don’t even have this handle so this is a pleasant surprise. The baggage handle is one hand operated, and it’s two stage just in case you’re a bit taller. Another nice surprise is that the 915 practically locks into place in this handle using the grooves on the bottom of the 915’s case. There is the option to purchase a set of locking TSA latches that is really affordable for the 935. There’s also a few organizing items that you can purchase separately like the lid organizer and the padded insert foam upgrade. For the money I’d say this is a very nice and well rounded equipment case. Much like the 915 it has exceeded my expectations, and I will be looking at nanuk cases for any future purchases. My only complaint is the lack of a skinned closed cell foam package that would be available for their cases. The non skinned open cell foam gets worn too quickly with repeated use, and it begins to break down eventually getting all your gear nasty. I’ve included some photos of my 935 and 915 after some slight foam modifications. The 935 is used for all my accessories and extras for my spark.

It is a perfect protective case for my guns. Strong, functional, handy and good material quality. This is my third Nanuk Case I have got within a year and surely they outperform the others. The only downside is some of their competitors suggest stronger/thicker material but it doesn't effect me so much in the way I use it.

I did my research. We all know the "other" brand that everyone looks at in this market I went for Nanuk 935 over the Pelican and I love it. The handles feel solid, the wheels are smooth and the launches do not feel like they will let you down. It's a little heavy but that's fine. I went the padded dividers and the mesh lid organizer as apposed to the foam and it's working out great. I carry two Canon bodies, Canons 70-200, 24-70, 40mm, 85mm, speedlights, cables, batteries and SD storage case. Pretty much all I need apart from my strobes. I have not had a chance to drive a Hummer over it or use it in white water rapids yet but what i can see it looks pretty study and will last me a long time. Bottom line It is worth the price to protect my gear...oh and looks cool too :-)

I use a Nanuk 935 for camera gear. It provides sufficient room for at least two DSLR bodies and at least three lenses, depending on the size of lenses. I initially ordered the case with the foam insert. That is a great option for the person who has no intention or need to reconfigure what the case is used for. I have replaced foam insert with the padded divider. I am finding the padded divider is a much better fit for my needs to reconfigure to protect the gear of choice for my travel needs. I recently added the lid organizer and I am finding this to provide a great place to organize and store the smaller necessary items rather than store them loosely where ever each item may fit. Overall I am very satisfied with the quality of the product. Having used similar products from well known competitors, Nanuk products are on par with them. I have checked this case for an international flight and have used it several times a carry-on using multiple airlines. In all instances it has held up well. Travelling with this case does ease my mind whether or not the gear I am travelling with is protected. I must be fairly satisfied with the Nanuk 935 since I just ordered the Nanuk 960 with the padded divers and lid organizer.

Excellent product

I bought this Sep 2019. I'm reviewing it Nov 2025 to say it is worth every penny. I tour as a musician playing well over 100 shows a year. I am STILL using this case and have only replaced the inside foam one time. I only had to replace it because I changed my pedalboard layout and added a wireless unit space. Rolls better than the pelican and lasts a very long time. I don't see needing to purchase a new one any time soon, but when that time comes, I'll get the same one again.

Nanuk makes great cases. This is well made, and a good price compared to the competition. I also strongly prefer the Nanuk latches compared to any other brand. My only gripe is that their internal dimensions are tiiiiiiight. You have to knock 3 inches off for the minimum amount of padding if you need any kind of protection.