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Key Features
- Crush, Dust, and Waterproof
- Padded Insert with Convoluted Lid Foam
- Interior Dividers Organize & Protect
- Lightweight NK-7 Polypropylene Resin
This graphite 920 Hard Case with Padded Divider Insert from Nanuk has a 16L capacity to store and protect your delicate equipment during travel. Made from crush, dust, and waterproof NK-7 polypropylene resin, this lightweight case has padded interior dividers to organize your gear and keep it from shifting or knocking around during transport and handling. For complete protection, a convoluted egg crate foam insert is provided for the lid.
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Airline carry-on?
Airline carry-on?
The Nanuk 920 Hard Case Pro Photo Kit has exterior dimensions of 16.7 x 13.4 x 6.8 inches so it qualifies for carry on with most airlines. Please check with your specific airline for size restrictions.
Date published: 2025-09-18
Aside from the base foam and the lid foam, how ...
Aside from the base foam and the lid foam, how many layers of cubed foam are in this case and what is the depth/thickness of each layer?
There 2 layers of foam that are each 2 inches thick.
Date published: 2020-11-27
This 920 with the padded dividers and lid ...
This 920 with the padded dividers and lid organizer, would hold a sony a7iii, sony lens 100-400 and a 24-70?
The Nanuk 920 Hard Case Pro Photo Kit would easily hold that kit.
Date published: 2025-03-17
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would this case hold larger camera bodies and lens if I lay the bodies down flat along with the lens?
I think so, but not many of the larger bodies/lenses will fit. I have a Fuji XT1 and three lenses, plus filters, 5 spare batteries, and various other bits, and they all fit fine. I got the padded inserts rather than the foam. I highly recommend this case, or a bit larger one from Nanuk. It's a pleasure to use.
Date published: 2021-12-28