Nanuk 904 Waterproof Hard Case with Foam Insert - Lime

This is really a very nice hard protective case. Maybe I should have purchased a slightly larger version but as it is I am not unhappy with my choice at all. As a music enthusiast I wanted to be able to protect my personal, portable audio gear not only when not being used at home, but also any time that I might be traveling. I usually listen to music on headphones and rather than loading mp3 files onto my cell phone I listen instead to FLAC files using a portable DAC/Amplifier and DAP.I’ve found this small case sufficient enough to keep my Hiby M300 & Surfans F20 DAPS and my Fiio BTR7 & BTR17 DAC/Amplifiers, along with some cables and accessories stored inside and still have a bit of leftover space still remaining, perhaps for additional micro SD cards. The Surfans F20 will only accept micro SD cards up to 512 GB and as an old school album guy I tend to require additional cards. The Hiby on the other hand will accept a 2TB micro SD (I have a 1.5 TB in Mine). It's nice to be able to take a large collection of albums along with you on the go because one never knows what they might wish to hear at any given time.I was very happy to find that this case came with the foam already pre-installed, though you can also purchase foam for a reasonable price should you add new gear, want to change the layout or make a mistake in cutting (I did). I used a pairing knife to cut along the perforated lines, then pushed my fingers in slowly to remove the foam. It's not perfect but I am pretty anal when it comes to taking care of my belongings and wanted to do a nice job. I figure that if I can live with it then I did well enough.Do I recommend this product to a music enthusiast such as me who values his audio gear enough to take the best of care with it? Absolutely. This is a very high quality case.Update: I have since updated the layout of this case, removing the Periapt and returning the New Fantasia cables. I am currently using a Meze cable in a 5 foot length for portable use, thus freeing up a little bit of space inside the “cable compartment” for any future accessories I may need.

I have two similarly sized cased from this company. One is the red with white cross on it for a little first aid kit/booboo kit in the house. The other is this one which I leave in a safe in the car with items I don't want to have as effected by the weather and moisture changes. Very good build quality and I tried this company because I was looking to alternatives to pelican (which I own several).

This is a very good product.My dji mini 3 barely fits without the precut foam like the picture. But i like this compact case. If the case was a lil bigger, i wouldn’t have liked it.

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.

It works for this kit, but if you want more, I recommend 905

great cases, maybe a little expensive

Perfect to keep emergency essentials in a vehicle. Good for flashlights, coins, sunglasses, a single firearm, golf balls, small tools, or anything else where you may need foam protection.

It is perfect. Awesome material!!Better than pelican.....