(A thin layer of closed-cell foam could have been placed there to afford a small amount of protection.)-Wheeling / drag handle is wobbly when deployed.-Case is very heavy and may be over your airline's carry-on weight limit even when empty.-Wheels and handle occupy a small amount of internal space, and dividers do not provide padding over those spaces.

While purchased for carry on purposes, the interior and weight will be factors to keep in mind as I won't likely be able to load all that want and still meet weight limits.

Appropriately so for its sturdiness, but with a common airline weight limit of ~22lb, anything but a small amount of light clothing will put you

This size case is big enough to hold a generous supply of tools and still meet the weight limit of airlines for checked luggage plus its still compact enough to not be unwieldy

Perhaps I didn't get it across right, but this box is heavy and weighs nearly half of the carry on weight limit

You may have difficulty on overseas carriers with overhead weight limits if you have heavy glass and extra batteries in your kit.

When I saw the case on the deck I expected my gear is gone, well I opened the case and ALL contents were bone dry as was the interior of the case

So, how much can it hold; well I have 2 Canon 5D Mk2 bodies, 70-

Yes, I've tried sandwiching my gear between clean T shirts in a hard case

When I saw the case on the deck I expected my gear is gone, well I opened the case and ALL contents were bone dry as was the interior of the case

So, how much can it hold; well I have 2 Canon 5D Mk2 bodies, 70-

When I saw the case on the deck I expected my gear is gone, well I opened the case and ALL contents were bone dry as was the interior of the case

So, how much can it hold; well I have 2 Canon 5D Mk2 bodies, 70-

Yes, I've tried sandwiching my gear between clean T shirts in a hard case