| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 20.6 x 16.3 x 8 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 9.4 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 19.75 x 19.75 x 7.48 inches |
| Item Weight | 3840 Grams |
| Brand Name | Seahorse |
| Warranty Description | Lifetime Guarantee |
| Color | Black |
| Suggested Users | "", Electronics, Outdoors |
| Manufacturer | Seahorse |
| Part Number | SEPC-720FBK |
| Model Year | 2016 |
| Size | Medium |
| Sport Type | Boating |
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I've owned a few different cases over the years, including several Zero Halliburtons that I have to say are still the best. That said, however, Zeros are expensive! Since I recently bought two new Nikon bodies and a few new lenses to go with them I began searching for something along the lines of a Zero without the expense. I decided I wanted two cases, one for each system, instead of one big case to hold them all, in order to keep the weight down. I like the Pelican Airs, they are very nice cases, lightweight and strong and more like a Zero than most cases. But there aren't any that are the right size for what I was looking for, without wheels. I don't need wheels, just a handle. Most of the bigger Pelicans have five latches, three in the front and one on each side. One of the reasons a Pelican doesn't work for me—I don't want to have to undo five latches every time I need to get into my case, and the Pelican latches are stiff and hard to open.I like the Seahorse latches; they double secure with the turn of a small circular knob. The latches, while sturdy and well-made, are easy to open with one hand. The SE720 appears to be as tough as an equivalent Pelican and the Seahorse is less than half the price. I got two 720s for less than the price of one Pelican Air 1555.The other concern when looking for a case was whether or not the bottom would be deep enough to accommodate a D810 which is nearly five inches high when placed upright. The SE720 is perfect. And although there is only one piece of thick pluckable foam on the bottom, you can customize the spaces that need a shallower depth by cutting and placing some of the foam you remove back in the hole you took it out of. It was easy to create a custom space for my gear and I was amazed at how quickly I was able to do it.All in all, if you need a case about this size, you can't go wrong. It is perfect in many ways.I asked where you can buy replacement foam inserts and received no answer. So I go off my lazy butt and went to Seahorse.net and here is the answer:http://www.seahorsecases.net/seahorse-foam-inserts.htmlThis would seem to be the least expensive source selling genuine Seahorse foam inserts. Not available on Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 19, 2018
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
I've owned a few different cases over the years, including several Zero Halliburtons that I have to say are still the best. That said, however, Zeros are expensive! Since I recently bought two new Nikon bodies and a few new lenses to go with them I began searching for something along the lines of a Zero without the expense. I decided I wanted two cases, one for each system, instead of one big case to hold them all, in order to keep the weight down. I like the Pelican Airs, they are very nice cases, lightweight and strong and more like a Zero than most cases. But there aren't any that are the right size for what I was looking for, without wheels. I don't need wheels, just a handle. Most of the bigger Pelicans have five latches, three in the front and one on each side. One of the reasons a Pelican doesn't work for me—I don't want to have to undo five latches every time I need to get into my case, and the Pelican latches are stiff and hard to open.
I like the Seahorse latches; they double secure with the turn of a small circular knob. The latches, while sturdy and well-made, are easy to open with one hand. The SE720 appears to be as tough as an equivalent Pelican and the Seahorse is less than half the price. I got two 720s for less than the price of one Pelican Air 1555.
The other concern when looking for a case was whether or not the bottom would be deep enough to accommodate a D810 which is nearly five inches high when placed upright. The SE720 is perfect. And although there is only one piece of thick pluckable foam on the bottom, you can customize the spaces that need a shallower depth by cutting and placing some of the foam you remove back in the hole you took it out of. It was easy to create a custom space for my gear and I was amazed at how quickly I was able to do it.
All in all, if you need a case about this size, you can't go wrong. It is perfect in many ways.
I asked where you can buy replacement foam inserts and received no answer. So I go off my lazy butt and went to Seahorse.net and here is the answer:
http://www.seahorsecases.net/seahorse-foam-inserts.html
This would seem to be the least expensive source selling genuine Seahorse foam inserts. Not available on Amazon.
I like the Seahorse latches; they double secure with the turn of a small circular knob. The latches, while sturdy and well-made, are easy to open with one hand. The SE720 appears to be as tough as an equivalent Pelican and the Seahorse is less than half the price. I got two 720s for less than the price of one Pelican Air 1555.
The other concern when looking for a case was whether or not the bottom would be deep enough to accommodate a D810 which is nearly five inches high when placed upright. The SE720 is perfect. And although there is only one piece of thick pluckable foam on the bottom, you can customize the spaces that need a shallower depth by cutting and placing some of the foam you remove back in the hole you took it out of. It was easy to create a custom space for my gear and I was amazed at how quickly I was able to do it.
All in all, if you need a case about this size, you can't go wrong. It is perfect in many ways.
I asked where you can buy replacement foam inserts and received no answer. So I go off my lazy butt and went to Seahorse.net and here is the answer:
http://www.seahorsecases.net/seahorse-foam-inserts.html
This would seem to be the least expensive source selling genuine Seahorse foam inserts. Not available on Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 26, 2018
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
After going through a few cases trying to fit my projector in. I finally found something that fits well where there is no pressure on it when I close the case with the internal foam still intact.
The case came with ACCU-FORM foam. Which basically allows you to pull the foam out and shape it to your specific instrument. As can be seen in the picture I drew the lines to show the area I would need to remove and then removed it and fit my projector in.
Another reviewer mentioned that the foam seems to wear quickly, so I left enough foam on the closest side so that it is not too thin and should therefore last longer.
It was big enough to hold the projector and all the small part (remote, power cord etc) that comes with it.
It looks and feels like a very stable case. As someone who moves around a lot (thus the need for a sturdy case) I will see if it will withstand the test of time and constant wear and tear.
As of right now I am satisfied with this product.
The case came with ACCU-FORM foam. Which basically allows you to pull the foam out and shape it to your specific instrument. As can be seen in the picture I drew the lines to show the area I would need to remove and then removed it and fit my projector in.
Another reviewer mentioned that the foam seems to wear quickly, so I left enough foam on the closest side so that it is not too thin and should therefore last longer.
It was big enough to hold the projector and all the small part (remote, power cord etc) that comes with it.
It looks and feels like a very stable case. As someone who moves around a lot (thus the need for a sturdy case) I will see if it will withstand the test of time and constant wear and tear.
As of right now I am satisfied with this product.
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Juan C.
Excelente Case por su precio y calidad
Reviewed in Mexico 🇲🇽 on November 20, 2019Color: BlackVerified Purchase
Andy Thorne
Pefectly met my needs
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on March 27, 2019Color: BlackVerified Purchase
