Guardian Tabletop Gaming Backpack | Deluxe Portable Carrying Case with Space For 135+ Figurines, Large Miniatures, and Wargame Transportation | Includes Four Compartment Trays & 3 Layers of Pluck Foam

Great quality. Is bit bulky for small grandson but does make it easier for him to take all the pieces needed during club. Holds everything he needs for campaigns. Did take a little time getting it but was worth the wait.

Good quality, shoulder straps are a little small for a grown up size person, and I will probably use the handle on top most of the time, or rig a shoulder strap. I modified the small troop trays by cutting them for medium 40mm Privateer press bases. The pluck foam trays were good sized for heavies, 50mm bases, and the small ones fit WMH 30mm bases pretty good. I have about 3 lists packed up in just this bag now, A kriel company, a band of heroes and a super friends minions list...along with a handful of casters...Good value, good quality, I like it, a little bigger with a shoulder strap would have been great, but would have cost more.

The biggest problem I have with this product is that when you use all the foam, it's hard to get the last one in. I've had a few minis break off their bases. Other than that, it's a great product.

This comfortably holds a 2000 point AoS Nighthaunt army, including books and dice, easily. It is well made, very durable, and able to take custom foam inserts.

Very difficult to get all of the foam back in the case. Very poorly designed. If it was a little more rigid and loaded from the top, this issue could have been avoided. I’d recommend looking elsewhere for a functional product with less headache.

As a rule I don't write reviews (I may have written two or three in 25 or more years of shopping at Amazon), but I read/rely on them religiously when deciding what to buy and what to avoid. I bought this case for my son as a Christmas gift, and we have since returned it.Pros: If you want a BIG case for your minis (135 normal-sized figurines, or mix-match with larger ones, according to the product's page), then you might be tempted to get this. It's expensive but it'll certainly hold a lot.Cons: However. When my son loaded up his Christmas gift case with a lot of figurines, and then brought it to show it to me, we immediately learned how poorly designed this thing is.1. The foam trays were cut so close to each other that each tray sticks to the other ones near it.2. There aren't any "tops" for the individual foam trays. I.e., no way to secure the minis in the trays. Which is important, given that the slots for the minis are cut in such a way as to hold them loosely; i.e., the slots aren't form-fitted, they're just rectangular slots (this might be a pro for some people who have minis that are slightly bigger than standard, but read on to see why it's a problem, otherwise).The result of these two issues? Pulling the trays out and returning them to the case, either loaded with minis or unloaded, is frustrating to say the least. When inserting/removing each tray they bend/twist/grab on to one another. You'll bend/twist/stuff the trays just to get them to (poorly) fit in the case, and when you pull a tray back out, the minis in that tray go everywhere. More often than not you'll also unintentionally pull another tray out, with similar results.3. The price ($90 USD + tax) is beyond exorbitant IMO. But even if it cost half that much I'd consider it a no-go.This product is just a mess. I wrote this review to hopefully deter people from buying the case blindly, without considering all the ins/outs. According to some other reviews there are people who seem reasonably pleased with it. Just be sure to carefully read about this case and decide if you want to risk it.

The case is light weight and easy to handle. It holds my minis well, and I like the customizable foam pieces for the larger pieces.

This backpack miniature carrying case holds the exact number Miniatures says it does in the description, it is well made, easy to size and sturdily built enough to get the job done. It is a good value for the money