PeakTech 7270 – Flight Case with padded foam, Lockable Storage Toolbox, Portable Aluminium Box with protective cubed Foam, Universal Aluminium case, Protective – Extra extra Large (500x350x120 mm)

I was looking for a padded case to store my marble collection, this one fits the bill perfectly as it's nice and shallow but big enough to fit quite a lot of my collection in, The padding comes out easily enough in little squares, allowing customisation for your items.

good product, I recommend

Useful bag for camera parts. You cut out your own shapes using the foam liners inside.

I wanted a case to hold my Weihrauch HW44 with scope and moderator fitted and this was the only one I found that fitted.I would like to thank 'Aremess' for the pictures of his HW44 in the case and his advice regarding lining the case with felt. As you can see from the photo's, I haven't finished yet, I made a cardboard cut out of my gun and I will use that as a guide to cut the foam, before applying the lining material.

I wanted a case to hold my Weihrauch HW44 with scope and moderator Fitted and this was the only one I found that fitted (just).This was ideal for my purposes on size, just! As to quality, for it’s price, I am well chuffed, it’s excellent. Whilst accepting that this is not a ‘safe’ carrier for high priced items (e.g. a very basic lock and can be bent to gain access), this is reflected in it’s price which is very good.I am aware that the foam used in all of this type of case does not interact well with the blacking so I always use a felt covering.If you look at the photos, you’ll see that I burn out the shape of then gun using a foam cutting wand (I do this as the ‘picking’ foam gives all square edges). Once done, I overlay the felt and push the objects down firmly. All done except, I suggest that, as I do, leave the items inside the case with the lid closed to ensure that a good fitting impression is formed, then go around the felt edges, sticking them down (after about 2 weeks wait)Very impressed with this case and would recommend it highly.

As soon as I pulled this out of the cardboard packing box I knew it was going to be too flimsy for any kind of robust use. I was even concerned I'd break something putting it back in it's box to return it.It's made of the lightest materials possible. It may be fine for containing some items at home but I wouldn't take it on any journey. It's certainly not a 'flight case'.

Upon first inspection, a nice looking case, deep quality foam insert which allows removal of sections to match whatever you want to store in it. However, it is described as aluminium. What it is, is thin MDF with an aluminium foil coating which has embossed surface to make it look like real rolled sheet aluminium case. The whole thing is strengthened and held together with real aluminium strip and angle. It's quite a flimsy case if you press on the sides or top and it would be questionable if the case contents would withstand anything else on top of it. I already had a plastic case and needed something stronger for when it went in the back of the car with all the other stuff I carry. This aluminium case is no better that what I already used!. The catches, handle and hinges appear ok. It depends on what you want to use the case for. I wanted something robust which it isn't and something aluminium which it isn't!

Nice large case for my drone and accessories to fit as I wanted to store my drone with the arms opened rather than keep closing them down each time.Fitted the open drone (Nano+), the controller with tablet attached, created a couple of spaces for the extra batteries and also fitted a couple of PMR radios.In hindsight I would recommend pulling the sponge cubes out carefully by hand, U used a razer blade and I think it would have been neater by hand.Very pleased though.