DURATOOL D03137 Black Water Resistant Case with Wheels and Foam Insert - 355mm x 560mm x 230mm

Incredible value for money, it's one quarter of the price of the Peli 1510. Solid, very well sealed with a nice set of extremely comfortable handles. It's quite heavy but it is an extra tough duty case and the weight is unavoidable with that amount of plastic. The material is that nylon/ abs type which will bend or scratch rather than shatter so I think me and this case have got a long road ahead.

Very decent case for camera gear with customisable interior foam, very handy when shooting on location. Decent quality and I expect it to last.

In good condition, never been a fan of the pick and pluck foams but seems to be okay even though will replace with a peli grid system. The lid fits the peli organiser with little plastic lumps to screw in the accessories with no trouble (so far). Plastic lock holes, would prefer metal covers but for price very worth it. Only thing that has annoyed me aesthetically is the bumps over the lid make it very hard to add personality stickers over.. but that’s just me.

The case is heavy when empty but no more heavy than any other case of the type by any other brand, it feels solid and well built I have given it some heavy use and its standing up fine to that in fact I have just ordered a second one.Overall I am very pleased with this the case its well built and meets my needs at a great price when compared to that other well known brand great for carrying piles of kit in my car then to location and although listed as waterproof I wouldnt chuck it in a river/sea (I wouldnt with any case) I dont have to worry about my kit if it starts raining.

This is so well made. I was looking at Peli cases but found this one on Amazon and was amazed at the quality. I am using it for busking and it has great wheels and a carrying handle and is absolutely brilliant. Strongly recommended. Thinking of buying another one. I stripped out all of the foam as I needed to get loads in and it fits masses.

The spec for this case looks impressive, but beware : it has its faults. My first experience wasn’t great. Somewhere in transit, the first one I received must have taken a sharp knock which its inadequate cardboard packing box couldn’t reduce. The case was still wrapped in plastic when I opened the packing, but one of the lid latches was already snapped right off. Thankfully, the sellers replaced it very efficiently and quickly with an unbroken one.First reaction after unpacking it was how heavy it was. OK, it’s sturdy, but there’s a weight penalty that goes with that. With a full camera outfit inside, I’m glad it has wheels. The handle you pull it along with is not a telescopic device. It slides into a panel that is screwed on to the base of the case itself. This is neat when the towing handle’s not in use and retracted. However, opening it is a bit stiff and clunky. I’ve used a silicone spray to lubricate the movement a little. The ten cross-head screw heads that secure the panel are recessed, but exposed. After about three weeks of use, I found that several of the screws had begun to work loose. I’ve capped them, in the recesses, with black Suguru plastic putty, which I hope will keep them in place.The case has two external handles, in addition to the pull-out “trolley” handle. The spindles for both of the handles are simply force-fitted into the surrounding plastic. I’m not sure this will stand the test of time. The handles on more expensive Peli cases are also force fitted, but are of heavier gauge metal and look rather more secure. Puttling threaded spindles, secured with a nut, on this case would not have been very expensive.The interior of the case is filled with two layers of pre-cubed foam, common in many camera cases. This foam has a cheap feel to it. It tore easily, but not always where intended, when making voids for camera body, lenses, etc. I can see the need to replace it with something better will arise after a few months of use.The dimensions of this case make it just about eligible as airline cabin baggage. With just a DSLR body and two medium telephoto lenses and the usual sundries in it, mine hits the scales at 12.5kg. That’s more than some airlines allow, and it would be a hefty object to lift in and out of an overhead locker. Given my experience with the delivery of the first case I was sent, I don’t think I’d trust this case - or more specifically, it’s lid latches, to the typical ravages of airline hold luggage, unless wrapped in some kind of additional protection. I have not been able to test how well the lid seals when closed. It looks snug enough to keep out water in normal use.For light and un-demanding use, this case is fine and good value, but don’t look on it as a “cheap Peli case”. You get what you pay for, and only what you pay for.

before i start i would like to say if your expecting a pelican case for this price its not BUT for a hard case its great.foam insert is great.is it fully waterproof i dont know i wont be testing it to that degree because at end of day u get what you pay for.for the price its excellent.but saying that it has gt an "o" ring in lid and it seals great.one day i might get a pelican but atm this is perfect

This is very heavy for my needs. I asked did a refund but haven't even been contacted with a reply v disappointed.