The Pelican 1614 Waterproof 1610 Case with Dividers is an unbreakable, watertight, airtight, dustproof, chemical resistant and corrosion proof hard case used to carry any kind of equipment. The 1614 is the designation given to the base 1610 case when the padded dividers are included. The case is made of ultra-high impact structural copolymer that makes it extremely strong and durable. It has a 0.25 (6.4 mm) neoprene o-ring, 4 easy-open double throw latches that seal perfectly. It has a built-in automatic pressure equalization valve for changes in altitude or temperature. The case uses stainless steel hardware and has padlock protectors to provide added strength and extra security against cutting and theft. It is carried by 3 comfortable rubber over-molded haul handles, a retractable handle and built-in wheels.
The Pelican 1614 Waterproof 1610 Case with Dividers is an unbreakable, watertight, airtight, dustproof, chemical resistant and corrosion proof hard case used to carry any kind of equipment. The 1614 is the designation given to the base 1610 case when the padded dividers are included. The case is made of ultra-high impact structural copolymer that makes it extremely strong and durable. It has a 0.25 (6.4 mm) neoprene o-ring, 4 easy-open double throw latches that seal perfectly. It has a built-in automatic pressure equalization valve for changes in altitude or temperature. The case uses stainless steel hardware and has padlock protectors to provide added strength and extra security against cutting and theft. It is carried by 3 comfortable rubber over-molded haul handles, a retractable handle and built-in wheels.
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Pelican 1610 Case With Foam - Olive Green
The Pelican 1614 Waterproof 1610 Case with Dividers is an unbreakable, watertight, airtight, dustproof, chemical resistant and corrosion proof hard case used to carry any kind of equipment. The 1614 is the designation given to the base 1610 case when the padded dividers are included. The case is made of ultra-high impact structural copolymer that makes it extremely strong and durable. It has a 0.25 (6.4 mm) neoprene o-ring, 4 easy-open double throw latches that seal perfectly. It has a built-in automatic pressure equalization valve for changes in altitude or temperature. The case uses stainless steel hardware and has padlock protectors to provide added strength and extra security against cutting and theft. It is carried by 3 comfortable rubber over-molded haul handles, a retractable handle and built-in wheels.
The Pelican 1614 Waterproof 1610 Case with Dividers is an unbreakable, watertight, airtight, dustproof, chemical resistant and corrosion proof hard case used to carry any kind of equipment. The 1614 is the designation given to the base 1610 case when the padded dividers are included. The case is made of ultra-high impact structural copolymer that makes it extremely strong and durable. It has a 0.25 (6.4 mm) neoprene o-ring, 4 easy-open double throw latches that seal perfectly. It has a built-in automatic pressure equalization valve for changes in altitude or temperature. The case uses stainless steel hardware and has padlock protectors to provide added strength and extra security against cutting and theft. It is carried by 3 comfortable rubber over-molded haul handles, a retractable handle and built-in wheels.
Last updated at 14/05/2026 17:02:54
Pelican 1610 Case with Foam Set (Olive Drab Green)
originally posted on adorama.com
My wife and I are wedding photographers and we use a 2 camera system. We typically bring separate bags/backpacks to events which contain our camera bodies, lenses, strobes, and accessories. All of the bags go into a large Stanley work box cart along with other gear like tripods, monopods, stands, lighting accessories, etc. I was looking for a way to consolidate all of the camera specific gear where I don't have to dig around through several bags to find what I'm looking for: bodies, lenses, strobes, batteries, memory cards, etc. I wanted the bag to be strong but portable, secure, with easy access to my gear. Weight was less of a concern. The box is fairly weighty (it is made from thick stock), but it is not meant to be carried around. It was meant to be carted ... MoreMy wife and I are wedding photographers and we use a 2 camera system. We typically bring separate bags/backpacks to events which contain our camera bodies, lenses, strobes, and accessories. All of the bags go into a large Stanley work box cart along with other gear like tripods, monopods, stands, lighting accessories, etc. I was looking for a way to consolidate all of the camera specific gear where I don't have to dig around through several bags to find what I'm looking for: bodies, lenses, strobes, batteries, memory cards, etc. I wanted the bag to be strong but portable, secure, with easy access to my gear. Weight was less of a concern. The box is fairly weighty (it is made from thick stock), but it is not meant to be carried around. It was meant to be carted around, hence the wheels and retractable handle. If someone told me it would survive a tumble over Niagara Falls, I would believe it. It fits both of my camera bodies with 24-70mm lenses, plus 5 more lenses ranging from a fisheye to two 70-200mm lenses. The Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L fits in the box standing on end. I can also fit 2 flashes and all of my accessories (batteries, filters, memory cards, blower, etc.) into a separate compartment I made for this purpose.I have only a few nitpicky issues with the box, and they are almost not worth mentioning. One is the latches are slightly hard to engage. They take a bit of force to open and close, but this is probably necessary to ensure a tight seal when closed. Another is the egg crate foam in the lid keeps falling out whenever I open the box, but I will soon remedy this with some double stick tape. The retractable handle is slightly low when extended. It's a minor inconvenience for me since I'm not very tall, but those over six feet might find it to be even less convenient. Aside from all that, the price is pretty high considering when all is said and done it is a plastic box, albeit a very useful one. The security and convenience it provides helped me justify the cost.Overall, I'm very impressed with the construction and quality of this box, and the dividers make it customizable to suit the needs of the photographer with a lot of gear. It fits into the trunk of our Nissan Altima, and even loaded with all the gear I mentioned above, I am still able to carry it short distances with either the large side mounted grab handle, or the two grab handles mounted on the ends. It's strong enough to stand on, and also makes a great imprompteau seat. This box is way too large for someone with one camera and a couple of lenses, but for a photographer with a 2-3 camera "system", it's perfect.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
This case is just... SO... AWESOME. When it came to the door, it was in a flimsy cardboard box, kind of falling apart. But that almost made pulling the actual case out so much more overwhelming. The case itself is so impressive, nothing rattles, the plastic is a tough composite, which flexes just enough to let you know it will never crack. The wheels don't jiggle, but are still very smooth, everything about the case spells rugged. Opening up the case the padding from the dividers were just everywhere. It comes with so many pads, I don't think there's a way I'd ever use them all. Here's where the case gets a star off from perfect. It doesn't seem like the interior padding was made for this case. It kind of turns up a little instead of sitting against the walls, ... MoreThis case is just... SO... AWESOME. When it came to the door, it was in a flimsy cardboard box, kind of falling apart. But that almost made pulling the actual case out so much more overwhelming. The case itself is so impressive, nothing rattles, the plastic is a tough composite, which flexes just enough to let you know it will never crack. The wheels don't jiggle, but are still very smooth, everything about the case spells rugged. Opening up the case the padding from the dividers were just everywhere. It comes with so many pads, I don't think there's a way I'd ever use them all. Here's where the case gets a star off from perfect. It doesn't seem like the interior padding was made for this case. It kind of turns up a little instead of sitting against the walls, because one of the sides is too long. Seems like a small thing, but it actually hinders the setting of all of the other walls in the interior. Does it affect performance? Maybe, maybe not! Anyway, the case is enormous, weighing in at 22lb, empty, there's practically no hope in getting this thing standard airline check-in compliant at 50lb. No matter, it's a great way to lug things around by car, and worse comes to worst, I can always pay the extra bit for overweight luggage. I chose the 1614 because I needed it to carry my portable studio. Here's a basic list of the things I always have in it: 3 einstein e640, cables, 7reflectors, 20, 30, 40 grids, vagabond mini, extension cords, power strips, and a 24 flat panel monitor for on-site proofing. On top of that, there is plenty of space to fit at least 2 more vagabond minis, or another einstein, and other accessories. This is a fantastic case, and I will definitely be getting a couple more down the road!
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
As a professional wedding photographer, I'm rough on my equipment. 8 years ago, I bought a Pelican case for my cameras and lenses. The thing was indestructible tough. A month ago, my car was broken into, and my equipment was stolen. I made sure that when I replaced the camera, I also bought another Pelican case. I love it.
| Waterproofing | Watertight to 30′; O-Ring sealed |
| Maximum Buoyancy | Floats in salt water with 120 lb (54.4 kg) load |
| Exterior Dimensions | 24.83 x 19.69 x 11.88′′ (63 x 50 x 30.2cm) (LxWxD) |
| Interior Fitting | High density Pick ‘N Pluck foam |
Pelican 1610 Case with Foam Set (Olive Drab Green)
My wife and I are wedding photographers and we use a 2 camera system. We typically bring separate bags/backpacks to events which contain our camera bodies, lenses, strobes, and accessories. All of the bags go into a large Stanley work box cart along with other gear like tripods, monopods, stands, lighting accessories, etc. I was looking for a way to consolidate all of the camera specific gear where I don't have to dig around through several bags to find what I'm looking for: bodies, lenses, strobes, batteries, memory cards, etc. I wanted the bag to be strong but portable, secure, with easy access to my gear. Weight was less of a concern. The box is fairly weighty (it is made from thick stock), but it is not meant to be carried around. It was meant to be carted ... MoreMy wife and I are wedding photographers and we use a 2 camera system. We typically bring separate bags/backpacks to events which contain our camera bodies, lenses, strobes, and accessories. All of the bags go into a large Stanley work box cart along with other gear like tripods, monopods, stands, lighting accessories, etc. I was looking for a way to consolidate all of the camera specific gear where I don't have to dig around through several bags to find what I'm looking for: bodies, lenses, strobes, batteries, memory cards, etc. I wanted the bag to be strong but portable, secure, with easy access to my gear. Weight was less of a concern. The box is fairly weighty (it is made from thick stock), but it is not meant to be carried around. It was meant to be carted around, hence the wheels and retractable handle. If someone told me it would survive a tumble over Niagara Falls, I would believe it. It fits both of my camera bodies with 24-70mm lenses, plus 5 more lenses ranging from a fisheye to two 70-200mm lenses. The Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L fits in the box standing on end. I can also fit 2 flashes and all of my accessories (batteries, filters, memory cards, blower, etc.) into a separate compartment I made for this purpose.I have only a few nitpicky issues with the box, and they are almost not worth mentioning. One is the latches are slightly hard to engage. They take a bit of force to open and close, but this is probably necessary to ensure a tight seal when closed. Another is the egg crate foam in the lid keeps falling out whenever I open the box, but I will soon remedy this with some double stick tape. The retractable handle is slightly low when extended. It's a minor inconvenience for me since I'm not very tall, but those over six feet might find it to be even less convenient. Aside from all that, the price is pretty high considering when all is said and done it is a plastic box, albeit a very useful one. The security and convenience it provides helped me justify the cost.Overall, I'm very impressed with the construction and quality of this box, and the dividers make it customizable to suit the needs of the photographer with a lot of gear. It fits into the trunk of our Nissan Altima, and even loaded with all the gear I mentioned above, I am still able to carry it short distances with either the large side mounted grab handle, or the two grab handles mounted on the ends. It's strong enough to stand on, and also makes a great imprompteau seat. This box is way too large for someone with one camera and a couple of lenses, but for a photographer with a 2-3 camera "system", it's perfect.
This case is just... SO... AWESOME. When it came to the door, it was in a flimsy cardboard box, kind of falling apart. But that almost made pulling the actual case out so much more overwhelming. The case itself is so impressive, nothing rattles, the plastic is a tough composite, which flexes just enough to let you know it will never crack. The wheels don't jiggle, but are still very smooth, everything about the case spells rugged. Opening up the case the padding from the dividers were just everywhere. It comes with so many pads, I don't think there's a way I'd ever use them all. Here's where the case gets a star off from perfect. It doesn't seem like the interior padding was made for this case. It kind of turns up a little instead of sitting against the walls, ... MoreThis case is just... SO... AWESOME. When it came to the door, it was in a flimsy cardboard box, kind of falling apart. But that almost made pulling the actual case out so much more overwhelming. The case itself is so impressive, nothing rattles, the plastic is a tough composite, which flexes just enough to let you know it will never crack. The wheels don't jiggle, but are still very smooth, everything about the case spells rugged. Opening up the case the padding from the dividers were just everywhere. It comes with so many pads, I don't think there's a way I'd ever use them all. Here's where the case gets a star off from perfect. It doesn't seem like the interior padding was made for this case. It kind of turns up a little instead of sitting against the walls, because one of the sides is too long. Seems like a small thing, but it actually hinders the setting of all of the other walls in the interior. Does it affect performance? Maybe, maybe not! Anyway, the case is enormous, weighing in at 22lb, empty, there's practically no hope in getting this thing standard airline check-in compliant at 50lb. No matter, it's a great way to lug things around by car, and worse comes to worst, I can always pay the extra bit for overweight luggage. I chose the 1614 because I needed it to carry my portable studio. Here's a basic list of the things I always have in it: 3 einstein e640, cables, 7reflectors, 20, 30, 40 grids, vagabond mini, extension cords, power strips, and a 24 flat panel monitor for on-site proofing. On top of that, there is plenty of space to fit at least 2 more vagabond minis, or another einstein, and other accessories. This is a fantastic case, and I will definitely be getting a couple more down the road!
As a professional wedding photographer, I'm rough on my equipment. 8 years ago, I bought a Pelican case for my cameras and lenses. The thing was indestructible tough. A month ago, my car was broken into, and my equipment was stolen. I made sure that when I replaced the camera, I also bought another Pelican case. I love it.
I've had similar cases with foam for more than ten years. The Pelicans, as everybody knows, are indestructible. But he foam isn't. With my equipment changing now almost every three years, and going from traditional form factor video cameras to DSLRs with lots of lenses, the foam I had could not be used. And buying foam every two three years can be expensive. So, I switched to the padded dividers and I could not be happier. Or, to be honest, I could. I just wish the divider were a tad stiffer in their core material and the dividers maybe a tad thicker. Not by much mind you, maybe a quarter inch or so. Just my personal preference. Although, I enjoy the case with the dividers much more, you have access to everything quicker, it fits more stuff and overall, I'm very ... MoreI've had similar cases with foam for more than ten years. The Pelicans, as everybody knows, are indestructible. But he foam isn't. With my equipment changing now almost every three years, and going from traditional form factor video cameras to DSLRs with lots of lenses, the foam I had could not be used. And buying foam every two three years can be expensive. So, I switched to the padded dividers and I could not be happier. Or, to be honest, I could. I just wish the divider were a tad stiffer in their core material and the dividers maybe a tad thicker. Not by much mind you, maybe a quarter inch or so. Just my personal preference. Although, I enjoy the case with the dividers much more, you have access to everything quicker, it fits more stuff and overall, I'm very happy with it. Oh, and it has a one hand operation for lifting the handle now, vs the old case. A small improvement on the dividers and it would be perfect.
Pelican makes a good strong case. I have 2 cases with TP dividers. There are a few issues. #1 This case starts out at a bit over 20 LBS so that leaves about 28 LBS for gear before it becomes over 50 and most airlines will want extra money for any case over 50. The Trek dividers are nice-they are strong and save space, but they do not supply enough raw materials to really customize the case well.Its a shame because even just another foot of divider would make a world of difference.Lastly Pelican Cases do not stack well. They are very slippery, so if you plan on putting these cases on a cart and getting them to and from jobs you will not be happy.
I am a videographer who is currently running a small production shoot that involves a lot of travel. Getting the majority of our equipment to various cities throughout the US was proving to be a challenge and the Pelican 1614 Case with dividers was exactly what we needed. The rugged outer design kept everything we put inside completely safe despite being FedEx'd halfway across the country. An entire 3-unit LED lighting kit and audio gear fit inside with room to spare, but with dividing innards I can customize the setup to ensure everything is snug. Almost every piece separated into individual squares so you cabln make compartments within compartments. Overall a really excellent concept. Now onto the nit-picking. The few flaws that it does have are pretty easy to ... MoreI am a videographer who is currently running a small production shoot that involves a lot of travel. Getting the majority of our equipment to various cities throughout the US was proving to be a challenge and the Pelican 1614 Case with dividers was exactly what we needed. The rugged outer design kept everything we put inside completely safe despite being FedEx'd halfway across the country. An entire 3-unit LED lighting kit and audio gear fit inside with room to spare, but with dividing innards I can customize the setup to ensure everything is snug. Almost every piece separated into individual squares so you cabln make compartments within compartments. Overall a really excellent concept. Now onto the nit-picking. The few flaws that it does have are pretty easy to deal with but are worth mentioning. The outside of the case is classic Pelican tried and true but this rendition of the 1610 case frankly looks more or less just thrown together. The divided padding isnt the most supportive material option, sacrificed for its customizable design. Certain deep corners felt a bit bare and I avoided putting incredibly fragile equipment in those areas. Also the outer walls of the dividers dont actually fit flush, they have to bend and bow to fit inside the hard case, implying it was not originally designed for this use. Otherwise a Pelican case is still a Pelican case, rugged and will get whatever you need frompoint A to point B safely. With its pull handle and wheels, moving heavy equipment became a breeze and now we actually keep everything in there since it is more convenient than the original carry case everything went in.
It is a great case for carrying your gear in a waterproof container, its also securable and spacious. The dividers are not as good as Think Tank Photo bags, but I can work with what I got.I do wish Pelican would offer a yellow case with yellow dividers however. They offer about 100 cases but don't give you yellow with yellow as an option. I want the yellow case to set it off among other cases, and the yellow dividers to make small parts easy to see (vs. black/black).The case also has a lifetime guarantee which is huge to me.
This case is large and heavy, so be ready for that. This case will hold a lot of gear - and my 70-200 2.8 stands upright in it. You might need some extra padding to put below items or between items as anything shorter than a 70-200 2.8 will have extra room - you can easily stack 2 normal lenses upright in this case. I haven't checked the waterproof claims, but this case is solid and the latches close securely. The padded divider set gives you flexibility to change the case from one set up to another easily. The wheels and pull up handle are nice given the cases bulk and weight.
I purchased this case for storing my camera gear between shoots. It is too big for airline carry-on. It seems sturdy enough to consider checking it, but I am understandably nervous about the airline baggage handlers. I personally saw one damage my golf case, and it looked like it was intentional. It weighs 18* empty, so it may be difficult to load up with gear, and stay under the checked bag weight. This one has wheels and retractable handle so transport should be easier. I bought the lid organizer, and it does a good job of holding smaller items (batteries, remote cables, etc.). The lid organizer screws to the lid and the foam does not fit under it. The foam can still be used, but it covers the lid organizer. There are two long dividers that cannot be moved, but ... MoreI purchased this case for storing my camera gear between shoots. It is too big for airline carry-on. It seems sturdy enough to consider checking it, but I am understandably nervous about the airline baggage handlers. I personally saw one damage my golf case, and it looked like it was intentional. It weighs 18* empty, so it may be difficult to load up with gear, and stay under the checked bag weight. This one has wheels and retractable handle so transport should be easier. I bought the lid organizer, and it does a good job of holding smaller items (batteries, remote cables, etc.). The lid organizer screws to the lid and the foam does not fit under it. The foam can still be used, but it covers the lid organizer. There are two long dividers that cannot be moved, but there are plenty of options with the cross dividers. It easily holds 2 camera bodies with grips and 8-10 lenses. I have a Canon 28-300 lens that is 9 long. It fits well vertically, since this case has 10 internal vertical dimension. I gave it 4 stars, because I almost never give anything 5 stars. There are so many different sizes of these cases that the decision was hard, matching dimensions and weight. This case is supposedly watertight, but I have no intention of testing it.
There is no question that Pelican cases are the best protective cases available. The divider set for the 1610 fits perfectly inside the case. The divider set came with enough dividers for all my equipment. The case is large enough to allow for small items to be placed above smaller lenses. I have no worries that the contents of the case will arrive at their destination in good condition. The cases are big, and when fully loaded will probably exceed the airlines weight requirement for checked luggage and you will pay extra. Small price to pay for protecting your investment. B&H had the best price for this case and divider. Shipping was free, on time, and the cases arrived in perfect condition. When your kit exceeds the capacity of your back pack, the Pelican case is ... MoreThere is no question that Pelican cases are the best protective cases available. The divider set for the 1610 fits perfectly inside the case. The divider set came with enough dividers for all my equipment. The case is large enough to allow for small items to be placed above smaller lenses. I have no worries that the contents of the case will arrive at their destination in good condition. The cases are big, and when fully loaded will probably exceed the airlines weight requirement for checked luggage and you will pay extra. Small price to pay for protecting your investment. B&H had the best price for this case and divider. Shipping was free, on time, and the cases arrived in perfect condition. When your kit exceeds the capacity of your back pack, the Pelican case is the next logical step.
| Waterproofing | Watertight to 30′; O-Ring sealed |
| Maximum Buoyancy | Floats in salt water with 120 lb (54.4 kg) load |
| Exterior Dimensions | 24.83 x 19.69 x 11.88′′ (63 x 50 x 30.2cm) (LxWxD) |
| Interior Fitting | High density Pick ‘N Pluck foam |
