Amazon Basics Hard Camera Case, Large, Black, Solid

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You have limited carrying options, as you only have the rubber handle. It’s comfortable enough. But it can weigh you down after a while. You can store several cameras with an interior (L x W x D) of 22 x 14 x 8 inches (55.7 x 35 x 20 cm). Plus, you can customize the interior foam. That way, your camera bodies can have perfectly measured sections. And when each piece of gear has a snug fit, there’s no need to worry about anything moving in transit. The external dimensions (L x W x D) are 15.4 x 13 x 6.1 inches (39 x 33 x 15.6 cm). That’s enough space for a full frame DSLR or mirrorless camera. And you can squeeze a few accessories in there. It’s a handy size and won’t take up much space when traveling. Carrying options: A hard case can be bought with various luggage-esque features, such as roller wheels or an extendable handle, that make it more convenient to travel with. Especially with the larger hard cases, you're going to likely want it to come with these features that make it easier to transport.

The option we’ve listed includes padded dividers. They hold your equipment in place and stop them from banging together. And the Velcro dividers are adjustable. So you can customize the interior space. Your case should be big enough for all your essential camera gear but portable enough for traveling. The size is classified in liters: 15L for the small ones that carry one camera and about 40L for the large bags. Standard camera cases range between 20-30L. What Are Hard Cases Made Of? The Nanuk 935 has a two-stage retractable handle and wheels on one end for easy mobility. It makes traveling through airports and train stations hassle-free. And it’s fairly lightweight. When it comes to protection, the SKB 3i-1309 has military-grade toughness. The outer hardcase is extremely tough. The gasket seal makes it completely watertight. And the foam inserts and lid protector keeps your equipment safe.

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It comes with a bespoke cutter so you can slice the strips to snuggly fit your gear and each join is secured by purpose-made hooped pins. It's an incredibly well-thought-out design that's more space efficient than the standard foam or dividers. Pressure equalization: Water-tight cases are also air-tight. To avoid pressurisation issues like deformation when changing altitude, an airtight case should always incorporate a pressure equalization valve.

The SKB 3i-1309 is one of the smaller cases on this list. But SKB makes no compromises when it comes to the build quality. It’s a handheld hard case that offers fantastic protection for your photography gear. The V200 (Vault) is another hard case from Pelican. It’s a handy little carry case with an ultra-durable design. It’s a convenient size for a camera and lens. And you can rest easy knowing your gear is safe and protected. This case can withstand long periods in tough conditions. The moisture and dust sealing keeps everything inside protected. It’s resistant to wet conditions. But that doesn’t mean it’ll protect your camera as you dash from one place to another in the rain. The list mainly includes hard cases that can be carried as hand luggage for maximum versatility and portability, but hard cases are designed to be almost indestructible, giving them a fighting chance against your average baggage handler.

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The Nanuk 935 is a hard case for photographers who need to travel. It’s spacious enough for all your essential camera kit. And you can travel without fear of damaging your equipment.

It comes in three different options: with no foam, with padded dividers, or with cubed foam, you can shape it to your requirements or Peli's ingenious TrekPak System. It uses sheets of corrugated plastic in between layers of closed-cell foam which is sure to protect your kit. Looking for a way to safely and securely store your expensive camera equipment? Choose hard camera cases from Patrol Base and benefit from durable portable storage that keeps your valuables safe - offered by a company that specialises in hardwearing airsoft gun equipment. Italian manufacturer HPRC proves hard cases can be stylish, as the 2550W’s colored accents (available in red or blue) lift the otherwise utilitarian look. There’s even an all-red version - called Ferrari Red, no less - if you want to show off. Other nice touches include ergonomic two-stage lid latches, a neat handle extension release clip, and the smoothest rolling wheels we've encountered on a hard case.Please complete the form below for a quote - Please be as accurate as possible to help us give an accurate quote. The Pelican 1560 roller case is another top camera case from Pelican. If you see the name pelican, you can be sure you have a case made for rough handling. It can hold a boatload of equipment. And it’s suitable for longer journeys.

Protection: Hard cases are designed to protect your camera and its accessories from damage due to impact, drops, moisture, and other environmental factors. Submit a valuation request and we'll provide guide prices with no delay. Plus, we'll collect your gear from your home or work for FREE. The Reloader Tough-55 comes in two size variants. Both have a 55 x 35cm length and width, but where this HighLid version has a 22.5cm depth, the LowLid option is 20cm, ensuring you meet even the strictest airline carry-on size requirements. Holsters : The smallest bag types, these are made for very light setups. Some can even be worn on a belt, like a real holster. They're ideal for a single camera and lens, and smaller sizes are also called camera pouches.Sufficient space for cameras and other accessories and great organization of the gear – you can create custom compartments Pelican is the leading brand for camera hard cases. And the Air 1525 hard case is their best all-around protective case. It’s lightweight, easy to carry, and offers excellent protection for your photography gear. The exterior dimensions (L x W x D) are 21.96 x 13.97 x 7.49 inches (55.8 x 35.5 x 19 cm). And the interior dimensions are 20.5 x 11.31 x 6.75 inches (52 x 17.14 x 28.7 cm). It’s spacious enough for more than one camera and plenty of lenses and accessories. You get smooth rolling wheels on both, yet at 4.6kg, the HighLid is relatively light if you need to carry it. Like the HPRC 2550W case on this list, the Manfrotto's lightness is helped by an interior that uses a removable padded liner and Velcro dividers, rather than heavy cubed foam. It’s very effective, but HPRC’s Second Skin is better made and eats up slightly less interior space.