SKB iSeries 3i-2217-10 Case with Think Tank Dividers

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Key Features
- Watertight/dustproof injection molded outer shell
- Pull handle & wheels
- Automatic ambient pressure equalization valve
- (4) Patented trigger latches
- (2) Metal reinforced locking loops
- Deluxe deep Nylex-wrapped closed cell form fitted foam liner
- (2) Nylex-wrapped heavy duty hinged dividers
- Heavy duty hook-and-loop tabs
- (13) Nylex-wrapped closed cell foam pads
- High contrast grey interior
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OVERVIEW
SKB has teamed up with Think Tank Photo the premier photo/video bag and backpack company to design quality interiors that provide photographers and videographers with the best of both worlds: soft case adaptability with the unparalleled strength and durability people expect from SKB's versatile, airline-tough cases.
The 3i-2217-10PT is watertight and dustproof, and features a deluxe deep closed cell fitted foam liner, (2) heavy duty hinged dividers, and (13) closed cell foam pads, all of which are Nylex-wrapped and designed with heavy duty hook-and-loop tabs to create the perfect fit. This case also features built-in wheels and a convenient pull handle for easy transport.
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case specifications
| Wheels | Yes |
| Weight | 20.26lb | 9.19kg |
| Exterior Dimensions | 24.25in x 19.5in x 12.25in | 61.59cm x 49.53cm x 31.12cm |
| Watertight | Yes |
| Interior Dimensions | 21in x 16in x 8.5in | 53.34cm x 40.64cm x 21.59cm |
- SKB iSeries 3i-2217-10 Case with Think Tank Dividers
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