ROC Cases A501 Flight Case Hard Protective Camera & Tool Case 460×330×150mm with Pick & Pluck Foam, Reinforced Corners & Carry Strap – Custom Hard Shell Storage for Equipment & Collectibles

This turned out to be better quality than I was expecting for the price. It really looks rather smart and does the job very well. No complaints about sturdiness as it is perfectly adequate for my needs. The foam liner worked well and allowed me to make pockets for the items I wanted to store. It would better if there were a separate liner for the base of the case as making a pocket takes you all the way down to the bottom of the case and you then have to backfill with pieces you have pulled out.

Bought as a present for someone who needs to transport expensive equipment. Extremely sturdy. This is a quality item which can be tailored to hold different items of different sizes. Great value

Well now. I originally purchased this case to store plutonium rods in - lent to me by Professor Emmett Brown. Unfortunately, overnight the Delorean developed an electrical fault; so we're keeping the juice at his in a lead box also purchased from Amazon. As such, I thought I'd re-purpose this case for use with my camera collection; and as you can see, I've managed to squeeze in my EOS M6 and 5 lenses, a Sony RX1 (and EVF), A Sony RX100, batteries and a few other accessories. Its a nice box - paid £29 and £9 more than another popular one offered by Prime as I preferred the black look. Build quality is ok. It's a plastic construction with metal edges - hardwearing plastic but not something that could stand being thrown around too much. If you did, Im sure it would dent, scratch and maybe even break quite soon. For its purpose though, where it'll be kept under the bed, it does its job well. Maybe the £20 one would have been more cost effective, but I think this one is slightly bigger (in fact, a bit bigger than this would be nice), looks a little better and has holes for padlocks (not that would stop any thieves for more than 1 second ... but it'll keep the kids out!) If you're careful the sponge comes out easily enough. Each square is like a long peg ... so when you pull it out, the whole length of sponge comes out. What I did was pull whole lengths out, then lay these back down in the square holes I'd created in order that the camera sits slightly proud. Easy to do (cuts easy with scissors), looks good and is easy to create nice neat spaces for all your goods ... be they plutonium or cameras! I hope this review helps you make your decision .... 4 stars as it would have been better £5 or £9 cheaper ... but I'm happy!

Perfect and really good value.

Absolutely perfect!

Sturdy case, which looks smart. Whatever you decide to use this case for, your items will be safe and secure in it. The dense foam can easily be personalised to make custom cut outs. I use it to store my grooming tools. They don't rattle around inside, and I know they won't get damaged in there. If you have valuables, there are holes to use padlocks. Good value for the money.

This is the fourth one I've bought; they are excellent for my astrophotography kit which is expanding. The cases are a good size, light when empty, and the pick-and-pluck foam makes them very adaptive for different equipment.

I bought 3 of these to store some microphones. The construction of these cases is pretty strong and I'm happy with that. One of the latches did not line up perfectly and needs a bit of wiggling to get it to close. The main let-down is the quality of the foam. It's all cut into chunks that can be carefully torn out by hand to make space for your equipment. However each chunk goes the whole way down to the bottom of the box - so if you remove chunks to make a space for a microphone, you get a really deep hole and the microphone ends up sitting on the hard bottom of the case! I had to remove the foam, trim it to half the depth, and put it back in. The perforated pieces of foam are also not properly cut in some places, usually near the edges. It didn't tear neatly there and I had to use a knife to continue cutting where the foam wasn't properly perforated.