Pelican Learning Resources 1090-020-110 Pelican 1095 Laptop Case With Foam

Perfect fit for my Macbook and Sony A700 with an assortment of different lenses.Structurally, this case puts my mind at ease when traveling. If it falls on concrete and flung in the air and to the ground, I have no worry that my equipment inside is perfectly fine. The pluck foam is also a nice touch. I’ll try to grab some more when they are on sale. Just a little pricey. But you get what you pay for!

I was thinking about what type of case I could purchase for a 2014 Lenovo X1 - Carbon computer, so that the computer could tolerate difficult conditions, such as those experienced on a motorcycle trip across Patagonia. I needed a case that would fit the computer, and it had to be durable.Pelican makes two different versions of this case, one which has the foam already cut out, and this model that allows you to remove the foam by simply "pulling out little blocks of about 1CM x 1CM in size". When I thought about the two models, I figured that this model would be better because it would allow me to fit the laptop perfectly into the case, where as the other one would rely heavily on getting all of the measurements correct. While measuring a laptop is easy, I was not confident that even Pelican would accurately describe all of the dimensions, and considering that the other case is really designed for an Apple product, I chose the model that allowed me to remove the foam blocks.Well, this case is very, very durable, and the X1 fits perfectly inside, with virtually not movement whatsoever. After removing the foam blocks the laptop sits into the case and the top of the laptop is about 1mm below the surface of the foam, so there was a chance that the laptop could move around, except that Pelican thought of this, and made the extruding foam that is in the top cover of the case a little bit longer, so the extra 1mm was easily accounted for.What I ended up with was a great case, with a perfect / custom fit, which will last through the toughest scenarios that I could possibly put it through while on the road in Patagonia. And, I have the added bonus of knowing that this case is quite aesthetically pleasing, and it has a nice cosmopolitan look to it.If I had to nit pick, I would say that it would have been nice to have a handle, instead of a strap. But, considering what it's job is, that's not really an issue.If you're in the market for a case like this, buy this one with confidence.

This Pelican laptop case is the most robust effective protection for a 15" laptop (will fit a 13" model also) available, until you get to the $300-ish Halliburton metal cases that are more than twice the bulk and weight of this model.Pro:*waterPROOF. That is, take it in the bathtub, hot tub, or the pool with you. Set it out in the pouring rain overnight. It'll be fine. Triple grommeted, it's rated to immersion at about 6 feet for 60 minutes. I'd believe that. More moisture protection than you'll ever need.*Shockproof (almost): whack the case with a ball-peen hammer? Sure. Why not. You will ding the case, but the lappie will be unaffected, and probably the case will still perform its job. This is a completely rigid case, with very effective foam lining. Bang a wall, a railing, drop a full beer stein on it? Real world events, no worries. Been there and done it.*pressure valve keeps moisture out and stops problems with changing air pressure some hard cases have (pop open or won't open)*pluck-to-fit: my 2011 MBP fits snugly, and so will any 15 or 13 inch laptop, as you choose*TSA often lets it pass through carry-on scanner closed, since it contained ONLY the laptop, and there is no metal in the case (except perhaps the hinge pins). The only case I have ever even SEEN receive this treatment.*I like the look: it looks tough, but not so much like a military transit case as the 1080 model did. Basic black and clean lines.*It slings comfortably.*This case will last as longer as two laptops, on average.Con:*There is a small possibility of the latch inadvertently being flipped open by your belt or another object while running or jumping. I loop a small elastic zip cord through one of the lock-loops (there are two) and that eliminates the remotest chance of that happening. A small travel lock, rubber band, or twist-tie would work also. Remote problem for most users.*This is not so compact as a foam or semi-rigid laptop sleeve. The 1095 will probably not fit inside your carry-on, knapsack, or messenger bag (it does fit in my large TB2 D-Lux)*It is not actually bullet-proof so won't save your life if people shoot real bullets at you (arrows, probably, yes)If you are serious about protecting your prized and valuable laptop from water/liquid, shocks/blows/bangs this case is hard to beat. In its size, it is impossible to beat. There is a reason militaries use Pelican (and quite a few private soldiers for their personal gear). Highly recommended, without reservation.

Producto de muy biena calidad, se mira muy sólido y resistente

Most items I find recently on Amazon are a ripoff or a scam and aren’t worth the money, but this case and this brand/company are 10/10, the case is perfect and amazing quality.

Tengo una legión 5. Le quedó muy justa, tuve que retirarle la protección espuma pero por el precio es mas que suficiente , es compacta la caja.

It's a nice bit of money to pay for a case - but when you have it in your hands any doubts will fade away.My main concern upon buying it was the latches/hinges might be too flimsy for my liking, but everything about this case is very robust. I'm quite pleased.I will put it through its paces but I'm confident that this will last forever and will protect its contents from just about anything.

A little expensive, but definitely worth it for the hardness it offers. Plenty of interior space combines well a rugged exterior, keeping even the most delicate eggs safe in the back of a 2 and a half ton truck.