I mounted it on to a Pelican case for my phone. The 3M adhesive sticker instantly failed. I had previously purchased 2 side sticky tape (gorilla glue brand) using a razor knife trimmed a piece to fit and have been happy since then about a month now.

If you carry a lot of "suitcase" type cases with handles, a good strap will take the load off your hands and wrists and put it on your shoulder, where it belongs. These straps are plenty long for tall folk, and the stitching and hardware is top notch. Pelican even includes the hardware loops for mounting on the case. Highly recommended.

Light weight and rugged, a great alternative to Pelican cases which are heavier, bulkier and pricey.

Didn't really like the shoulder strap so I decided to just remove it; unfortunately there wasn't replacement plugs included so now i'm stuck with unsightly and inconvenient metal studs protruding from the sides of the case.EDIT: Well I emailed Pelican about the issue and asked if there was any way I could buy some replacement plugs and they said they are going to send me some for free! Their customer service is just as good as their products, thanks Pelican!

It's true, product comes with a bonus carrying case as well as memory card. Camera + lenses are in immaculate condition.

I have been using my Pelican Air 1535 with TrekPak for almost two years now, and it's perfect for travel. I can fit my cameras, lenses, accessories, and even my Mavic 2 Pro inside. It keeps my gear secured and protected, while also being small enough to carry on planes. It perfectly fits in overhead bins. Another benefit is that it works great as a stool on set or at baggage claim.The TrekPak liners do require you to cut pieces manually, which limits versatility, but having perfectly cut slots for your gear means everything is very secure.I only have a few problems.One being my particular Pelican Air 1535 didn't come with a top handle, which I didn't realize until being on set with another AC who had the same case but with a top handle. This requires me to hold the case via the stowed roller handle, causing the case to hang at a 20 degree angle. However, I have made due with just holding the side handle, like a fat briefcase. Had I noticed this issue within the return window I would have exchanged it.My other problem is that the wheels are so small that the clearance with the ground is low enough that my case has been scraped by sidewalks, steps, etc.Another issue is that with the 1535's lighter plastic, the lid flexes inward with weight on it, whereas the 1510's I have used don't.Lastly the price is a little high in my opinion, but that's the nature of production gear I suppose.Looking back I probably would have gone with the cheaper Pelican 1510 and foam liners.I might add photos in the near future.

The actual case really looks very close to the picture on Amazon. The case looks great, and the texture feel nice, and the card holder can easily fit 1 - 2 cards. However I think this case doesn’t offer too much camera protection as the edges barely raised enough to protect the camera lenses.

I have other Pelican products and love them. This one is impressive mainly due to it's light weight. The Trek-Pak Dividers provide a superior system to organize and protect it's contents. It also allows for multiple changes in arranging your contents. I use this for my camera lenses and do not include it as checked baggage; it should be durable enough,but.... I have no plans to test it.