NANUK904 Waterproof Hard Case with Foam Insert - Orange

Durable and well designed.

I was struggling between getting the Pelican1200 and the Nanuk 904 for a travel case with my Bose Mini. Having no experience with either I was depending on what I was reading in all the reviews. It seemed to me that i could not go wrong with either case ( the Nanuk being slightly smaller). The final decision I made was solely based on the latching mechanism which seemed to be reviewed as one handed on the Nanuk ( which it is) and tougher with the Pelican.Creating the storage space was fairly simple and not too time consuming. I used the "toothpick trick" which I found in several reviews for both products. This is where you outline the item you are fitting into the cases with toothpicks in the pluck and pull grid intersections before even cutting. I used a standard (sharp) kitchen vegetable knife to cut the space and was done in about 20 minutes.I placed the Bose mini two rows back from the front, the docking station one row off the rear, and the charger under the Bose mini. See the attached photos to see the configuration I used. I left enough room between the docking station and the Bose mini to add an additional car charger ( if I get one in the future) and the space will also allow me to change my mind on the charger if over time I don't like the placement. I used cut out materials to build the bottom up for the Bose mini to allow space for the charger and also under the docking station to keep both slightly above the top.The Nanuk 904 appears to be extremely solid. The latches operate exactly as I had hoped with one handed operations. The hinges function smoothly and the carry handle is comfortable (and padded, unlike the Pelican). And most importantly the Bose mini with all accessories fit perfectly in the case.You cannot buy a Bose case for this amount of money and although there are several other lower cost options available as cases for the Bose mini, each one had some sort of complaint from bad zippers, week carrying handles, to bad odors. For $10 - $15 more than any of these cases I decided it was worth the investment, not to mention this is waterproof.Even though I just received the case today, I feel it was the best choice. If I find any difficulties moving forward I will update Thais review.

This case is well made with solid secure latches. Unlike some of the Chinese versions, it has a real pressure valve, not just a 1/4-20 screw hole with a gasket to let out air.

This is a really great case. I read all of the reviews for Nanuk & Pelican cases, and decided to go with this one (I had to read reviews of the bigger Nanuk cases since there aren't many for the 904). I haven't been disappointed. Sturdy construction, a nice handle, and great latches. People complained about difficulty in opening the Pelican latches; these are terrific. You can open them one-handed, and they snap down and somewhat out of your way when it's open. I haven't tested the waterproofness of it yet, but it seems to be solid, and I've taken it with no worries on a kayak trip, on a boat, and to the beach. I'd feel confident if this went overboard.It's the perfect size for one GoPro and accessories (see picture). It fits a CamKix bobber handle and a GorillaPod (one on top of the other), a Smatree three-battery charger, two batteries (with the third in the camera), a memory card case, and it still has a small area left over for extra screws, mounts, and the charging cord. The GoPro fits perfectly vertically, too, which saves room. If you have two cameras or a lot of accessories you want to carry all the time, go with a bigger version of this case.The pull-n-pluck foam is pre-scored for easy cutting, but take your time, plan out with toothpicks where you're going to cut, and have an X-acto knife or sharp blade.Highly recommended case!

I don't want to sound too cheesy but this has been my favorite Amazon purchase of 2020. The price point is incredible, the latches are well made and strong, the material comes in many different colors and the foam inside is super easy to use. I personally use this to hold three $1300 phones and I measured them, used the easy cut foam cubes and now have a case with a custom interior that keeps all my devices safe and secure. I would buy this product again although due to it's amazing durability I don't think I'll have to any time soon.

Just received this today. Case is very solid, similar to a Pelican. I am using this to protect a Rig Expert AA-230 Zoom antenna analyzer so I had to 'pick' the foam insert to fit the '230. I found it a little difficult to do this because it seemed as if there was not enough pre-cutting of the foam cubes. In addition, each cube is one solid piece from top to bottom. As I only want to 'pick foam down 1 1/8" out of a 2 1/2" think foam block, the challenge was to pick each of the cubes down to the same depth. While I eventually got it to a satisfactory level, the precise depth of each removed cube is slightly different because I am not going all the way through. If I could do it again, I would try to figure out how I could slice the entire foam block into two horizontal slabs with the top one being 1 1/8" thick. Then I could have a far neater final appearance which is what I prefer.

Bought mine to store my diving computer and some other dive tech. Small case is perfect. I really like the latching system as well. Time will be the real test. If it fails I will update here, but it appears to be very solid.

I'm familiar with another brand with a solid reputation, but these are solid, well built cases. We use this brand at work for custom designed kits, so I knew the quality was no issue. I repackaged a small ham radio system into this case. I wanted a waterproof solution so that I could take it outdoors, in the kayak, etc and not worry about it getting wet. It comes with the pic and pluck foam, but I did not use it. The latches have a positive locking design and feel rugged and very secure. If you are considering this over the more expensive bran, buy with confidence.

Nanuk makes strong and reliable rugged cases that are great for organizing small electronics and valuables. Fitting a monitor, computer and other parts into these cases for a cyberdeck or retro gaming project is very difficult. Dedicating a case to one specific electronic task is a smarter choice. 3D printing one or more panels to sort the inside of these cases is the best option for organization and longevity. I've used several Nanuk 904 cases because they are the maximum size that can fit on my LulzBot 747 Sidekick 3D printer.

I took this compact case on 164 km whitewater canoe trip in northern Ontario to carry my mirrorless, interchangeable lens camera. There was room for my camera, two small lenses and spare batteries. The quality of the case is very good. It kept my camera shock protected and bone-dry when I swamped in a challenging rapid. The case was submerged/floating under my overturned canoe for at least 15 minutes.This case has dual latch system that seals tightly and discourages accidental opening. I find this feature superior to the latching systems on some other brands.I recommend this case and the manufacturer highly. An added bonus is that Nanuk cases are made in Canada!

Bought as a case to throw my HX stomp in when carrying it around - it's a full on peli-case grade box, sturdy and strong, waterproof, foam lining could have been cut a little better to make removal of the pick-and-pluck parts easier (I tore the foam on mine by mistake when removing) - so maybe try using a craft knife with yours when you get it... Would definitely buy one again.

Keeps everything inside safe and secure

Perfect for my gopro with the foam is a very good price