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How to Choose a Watertight Case: Size It From Your Equipment, Not From the Catalogue
How to Choose a Watertight Case: Size It From Your Equipment, Not From the Catalogue Most people choose a watertight case the wrong way round. They open a catalogue, pick the size that looks about right, then discover at the airport that the lid will not close over the lens hood — or that the c...Read more -
Protecting Rack-Mounted Gear in Transit: What Actually Matters in a Rack Case
Protecting Rack-Mounted Gear in Transit: What Actually Matters in a Rack Case Rack-mounted equipment fails in transit for boring reasons. Not because the case was cheap, but because something specific was wrong: the shell flexed under a stack of freight, the electronics cooked in a hot van, a l...Read more -
Waterproof Cases for Scuba Diving and Underwater Photography: Which Gear Actually Needs One
Waterproof Cases for Scuba Diving and Underwater Photography: Which Gear Actually Needs One Dive kit splits into two groups, and they want opposite things. Wetsuits, fins, BCDs and masks are built to be soaked, dragged across a boat deck and hung up dripping. Camera bodies, underwater housings, p...Read more -
Choosing a Crossbow Case: Soft, Semi-Rigid, or Hard — and Which One Your Hunt Needs
Choosing a Crossbow Case: Soft, Semi-Rigid, or Hard — and Which One Your Hunt Needs A scoped crossbow is the most expensive thing most hunters carry into the woods. Add a rangefinding optic, a quiver, a cocking aid and a dozen bolts, and the rig on your shoulder can run into four figures. Then m...Read more -
Keeping Camera Gear Safe on the Toughest Journeys: A Stage-by-Stage Guide to Hard-Case Protection
Keeping Camera Gear Safe on the Toughest Journeys: A Stage-by-Stage Guide to Hard-Case Protection A camera kit rarely fails at home. It fails in the twelve hours between a hotel lobby and a ridge line — stacked under somebody else’s duffel, x-rayed twice, strapped to a truck bed, caught in...Read more -
Why Wildlife Photographers Rely on Hard-Shell Camera Cases: Protecting Long Lenses in the Field
Why Wildlife Photographers Rely on Hard-Shell Camera Cases: Protecting Long Lenses in the Field Wildlife photography is an endurance sport disguised as an art. You wait three days for one frame, then carry the result home on glass that costs more than most cars. A pro body, a 400mm or 600mm tele...Read more -
Hard-Shell vs. Soft: How to Choose a Sports Equipment Transport Case That Survives Air Travel
Hard-Shell vs. Soft: How to Choose a Sports Equipment Transport Case That Survives Air Travel Show up at a tournament with a bow knocked out of alignment, and nothing else you packed well matters. Airlines treat sporting gear shipped in soft-sided bags as “improperly packed” — the ph...Read more -
Handgun Maintenance and Storage Guide: Protecting Your Firearm Investment
Handgun Maintenance and Storage Guide: Protecting Your Firearm Investment Whether it rides in a holster every day, travels to the range on weekends, or sits in a collection you plan to pass down, a handgun is an important purchase. Modern, well-made pistols can take an astonishing amount of sho...Read more -
Selecting the Perfect Crossbow Case: Hard-Shell Protection for Travel, Storage, and the Hunt
Selecting the Perfect Crossbow Case: Hard-Shell Protection for Travel, Storage, and the Hunt Choosing the right crossbow case is essential for protecting your investment — whether you’re storing your bow in the off-season, hauling it to the range, or flying with it to a hunt. Modern...Read more -
Sports Equipment Transport Cases for Golf, Archery, and Hunting: Travel Without Worry
Sports Equipment Transport Cases for Golf, Archery, and Hunting: Travel Without Worry Show up at a tournament with a bow knocked out of alignment, and no amount of good preparation elsewhere matters. As reported by GolfPass, airlines consider sporting equipment packed in soft-sided cases “...Read more -
Sports & Equipment Transport Cases: Arrive Ready to Perform, Not Ready to File a Claim
Sports & Equipment Transport Cases: Arrive Ready to Perform, Not Ready to File a Claim Show up at a shoot with a lens knocked out of alignment, and no amount of good preparation elsewhere matters. As reported by GolfPass, airlines consider [sporting equipment packed in soft-sided cases] ...Read more -
How to Prevent Equipment Damage During Shipping and Travel
How to Prevent Equipment Damage During Shipping and Travel In 2024, U.S. airlines mishandled about 2.72 million checked bags on domestic flights — including bags that were lost, damaged, delayed, or pilfered, according to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics. For professionals traveling ...Read more
