Pelican Storm iM3075 Case With Foam (Black)

My wife and I are massive computer nerds and travel to LAN parties out of state with our PC. In the past, we would pack our PC in the box their cases came in and use instapack to seal them in. The rest of our gear would go in a protective tool box stack type case and that was it. With iM3075, we pack all of our crucial equipment in the case and off we go. The pick and pluck foam made getting the right setup for our parts a snap! To get the entire setup ready only took 45 min. Pros: Amazing foam design making it a snap to customize for your gear Press and release latch system makes opening and securing the case a snap The case shell. This thing is insane strong! You could toss this off a moving train and it would survive. Roller Blade style casters, this is one of my biggest pros! Most cases like this come with hard plastic wheels that just get warn out and tore up. The casters on this case are a nice poly wheel that's going to last a long time. Cons: The price.... Yes it's expensive but it's well worth it. The cost over all is a lot cheaper than replacing a PC from being dropped. The Size! Dear lord, it's massive. BUT we can fit a lot more in the cases then just a PC case. Do not think you're going to just slap this case in the back of your civic or Prius. You are going to need an SUV or Truck for this thing to fit in.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE this case. Oh yeah.. did I mention that it's a pretty good case? Holds everything I need. Foam is perfect in keeping things from sliding around. I know the bag will last WAY longer than the suitcases I was using for my gear before, and people take you seriously when you walk in wheeling this thing! Like all Pelicans, the wheels work flawlessly, as do the latches and all else. Only thing I'd warn ppl about: read the specs on weight before buying, if you plan on bringing on an airplane. I did so there were no surprises, but without foam I think this puppy weighs 30-35 pounds, leaving about 65 pounds for content before having to go "Cargo" when bringing on a plane.

I now own 3 pelican cases like this one. Two contain scuba gear and the other photography equipment. These are the best cases on the market. They are durable for just about any type of use. I've flown with my scuba gear in these cases to destinations around the world and have not had any issues with them. They are built to last, which is a rare thing these days. Note: If you are going to order this case, I would suggest contacting the seller and requesting to have it shipped with a company/organization other than the US Post Office. My first order was shipped by the USPS and was 'lost'. I'd like to know what nook or cranny this case fell into! The case itself is 34" x 25" x 22". How could the USPS lose something so large? SMH

I bought this case for my underwater photography equipment and it performs perfectly. Only issue is with the weight at 22 lbs empty (including the foam) when airlines typically put 50 lb limits on checked baggage. Other than the need to manage airline baggage fees, this case is exceedingly strong, secure, airtight and does the job for protecting delicate instruments.

Bought mine for transporting a dual processor tower workstation (Lenovo P920). This thing is huge and heavy, but offer plenty of space. My machine fits perfectly, leaving enough foam for anti shock. A legitimately great choice for protecting and transporting 4U/5U servers & workstations if you want absolutely nothing to happen to your machine. A bit hard for a single person to properly manipulate this thing though.

Was supposed to come with foam and it did not. Hoping that supplier will step up and provide foam so that I do not have to return item.

Bought 2 for carrying and storing2 15" touch screen monitors and accessories each. They work great, have protected them very well

The IM3075 case is very good. It is extremely sturdy. The pick-and-pluck foam is great to create perfect molds for my electronics. It is quite bulky but the roller wheels and extension handle make transporting easy.