The Pelican 1510 case is an excellent product – built like a tank. I would give it 5 stars except for one issue: the case looks like it’s closed when it’s not. If you get fooled by the positions of the locks, you could end up picking up the case only to find your cameras and lenses being dumped out onto the floor. When you close the lid on this case, you then snap the two locks into position. However, these locks have three positions – fully open, partly open, and fully shut. To get from partly open to fully shut, you have to snap the locks in small bit further, another 3/8 inch or so. The locks made good, solid locking sounds when moved into either position, so it’s hard to judge by ear alone. I believe this issue would be easily addressed by making these two lock positions more dissimilar to the eye and ear. Otherwise as I say, this is a great product – it will protect your gear very well if you don’t pick it up when it’s open, as I almost did.
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