Pelican 1510 Case - Laptop Foam - Black
The Pelican 1510 is a rugged case made from ultra-high impact structural copolymer shell. The ultimate protection for your items; the Pelican 1510 case is chemical resistant, corrosion resistant, airtight, watertight, and dust proof. ~The 1510 comes with a long side handles, long front handle, retractable extension handle and strong polyurethane wheels with stainless steel bearings. It has an effortless release latch for the extension handle.
The Pelican 1510 is a rugged case made from ultra-high impact structural copolymer shell. The ultimate protection for your items; the Pelican 1510 case is chemical resistant, corrosion resistant, airtight, watertight, and dust proof. ~The 1510 comes with a long side handles, long front handle, retractable extension handle and strong polyurethane wheels with stainless steel bearings. It has an effortless release latch for the extension handle.
The Pelican 1510 is a rugged case made from ultra-high impact structural copolymer shell. The ultimate protection for your items; the Pelican 1510 case is chemical resistant, corrosion resistant, airtight, watertight, and dust proof. ~The 1510 comes with a long side handles, long front handle, retractable extension handle and strong polyurethane wheels with stainless steel bearings. It has an effortless release latch for the extension handle.
The Pelican 1510 is a rugged case made from ultra-high impact structural copolymer shell. The ultimate protection for your items; the Pelican 1510 case is chemical resistant, corrosion resistant, airtight, watertight, and dust proof. ~The 1510 comes with a long side handles, long front handle, retractable extension handle and strong polyurethane wheels with stainless steel bearings. It has an effortless release latch for the extension handle.
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The lowest price for Pelican 1510 Case - Laptop Foam - Black right now is $507.96 at JP Cases, compared across 6 retailers.
The all-time low was $365.76 on 5 Jan 2026 — today's price is 39% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 1 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 01/10/2026 07:40:24
Pelican 1510 Protector Laptop Case - Laptop Foam
Delivery between 6–10 Oct $24.54
Pelican Case 1510LFB Carry On Black
Delivery $9.90
PELICAN 1510 LID ORGANISER
Delivery between 7–15 Oct $15
Pelican 1510 Case - Black with Laptop Sleeve
Delivery between 9–14 Oct $8.95
Pelican 1510 Protector Laptop Case - Laptop Foam
Delivery $57.61
Pelican 1510 Laptop Foam Case (Black)
Delivery $12
originally posted on adorama.com
The case itself is great and easy to travel with. The foam padding leaves a little to be desired if you want to pack a bunch of stuff into the case...the little sections are tedious to work with. For a little more room (but with plenty of padding) I took out the egg carton top and created a custom top foam insert from an old memory foam mattress and a pillow case that I sewed the padding into. I can snugly fit a Canon 5dmkiii body, Profoto D1 + cable, and 5 prime lenses (14-100mm) into the case.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I have the same size Pelican case with foam. TrekPak dividers are superb for storage, minimizing wasted space and reconfigurable when needed, though major changes in layout may require buying additional TrekPak sections. I use them inside a metal tool cabinet to bring order out of chaos for my gear, and I've been extremely happy with their effectiveness and with the hyper-organized look. For travel, they're very protective against gear bumping together, but for prolonged travel or lots of airplane time they might not be as protective against vibration. You could configure them so the gear is held tightly in them, but then over time they may cause rub marks as the gear is removed and reinstalled. So for travel I do prefer pluckable foam.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I have owned a number of different backpacks over the last several years and all of them leave something to be desired. I decided to purchase this case to use when carrying gear to the different events I shoot, mainly sports and rodeo. I love the TrekPak dividers, but just a word of caution, really think through your setup as they are expensive to purchase more. Everything is secure and stays exactly in place. I leave my gear here full time and love that even at home its perfect storage space. I look forward to flying with it in the future. This is worth every dime I spent. No regrets.
| Closure Type | Latch |
| Interior Contents | Cube/Diced Foam |
| Exterior Dimensions (W x H x D) | 55.9 x 35.1 x 22.9 cm |
| Interior Cubic Volume | 0.028 m³ |
| Watertight | Yes |
Pelican 1510 Protector Laptop Case - Laptop Foam
Delivery between 6–10 Oct $24.54
Pelican Case 1510LFB Carry On Black
Delivery $9.90
PELICAN 1510 LID ORGANISER
Delivery between 7–15 Oct $15
Pelican 1510 Case - Black with Laptop Sleeve
Delivery between 9–14 Oct $8.95
Pelican 1510 Protector Laptop Case - Laptop Foam
Delivery $57.61
The case itself is great and easy to travel with. The foam padding leaves a little to be desired if you want to pack a bunch of stuff into the case...the little sections are tedious to work with. For a little more room (but with plenty of padding) I took out the egg carton top and created a custom top foam insert from an old memory foam mattress and a pillow case that I sewed the padding into. I can snugly fit a Canon 5dmkiii body, Profoto D1 + cable, and 5 prime lenses (14-100mm) into the case.
I have the same size Pelican case with foam. TrekPak dividers are superb for storage, minimizing wasted space and reconfigurable when needed, though major changes in layout may require buying additional TrekPak sections. I use them inside a metal tool cabinet to bring order out of chaos for my gear, and I've been extremely happy with their effectiveness and with the hyper-organized look. For travel, they're very protective against gear bumping together, but for prolonged travel or lots of airplane time they might not be as protective against vibration. You could configure them so the gear is held tightly in them, but then over time they may cause rub marks as the gear is removed and reinstalled. So for travel I do prefer pluckable foam.
I have owned a number of different backpacks over the last several years and all of them leave something to be desired. I decided to purchase this case to use when carrying gear to the different events I shoot, mainly sports and rodeo. I love the TrekPak dividers, but just a word of caution, really think through your setup as they are expensive to purchase more. Everything is secure and stays exactly in place. I leave my gear here full time and love that even at home its perfect storage space. I look forward to flying with it in the future. This is worth every dime I spent. No regrets.
Wasn't sure it would work out as even B&H didn't make any promises, but I managed to get the Nikon Z8 plus the 24-70/2.8, 70-200/2.8 and the new 180-600 lenses plus the Godox flash with an extra battery and charger and still have a little room to squeeze in some owners manuals and tuck in a few extra batteries and a couple of USB- C cables for the Z8. Total weight comes in at 28 to 30 lbs. (the case alone is about 12 lbs.) Don't think I could have done it without the Trekpak system's flexibility and minimal space usage. Glad it has wheels :)!
Before I bought this case, my camera gear was in 4 different bags. The gear was scattered and disorganized. When I got this case with the Trek Pak system, I was able to configure the case so it can carry 3 DSLRs, 3 mirrorless mini cameras and 7 lenses (35mm, 60mm, 105mm, 85mm, 24-85, 35-70, 24-70mm)! I also purchased the Lid Organizer insert. This is just what I needed to keep batteries, lens caps, filters and other items that I always need - especially when I am running and gunning at a wedding!It is a sturdy and solidly built case that I hope to use for my entire career as a professional photographer. When fully loaded my case weighs in at 56 lbs - thank God for the Wheels and extending handle for easy rolling into the venues!The Trek Pak dividers were easy to ... MoreBefore I bought this case, my camera gear was in 4 different bags. The gear was scattered and disorganized. When I got this case with the Trek Pak system, I was able to configure the case so it can carry 3 DSLRs, 3 mirrorless mini cameras and 7 lenses (35mm, 60mm, 105mm, 85mm, 24-85, 35-70, 24-70mm)! I also purchased the Lid Organizer insert. This is just what I needed to keep batteries, lens caps, filters and other items that I always need - especially when I am running and gunning at a wedding!It is a sturdy and solidly built case that I hope to use for my entire career as a professional photographer. When fully loaded my case weighs in at 56 lbs - thank God for the Wheels and extending handle for easy rolling into the venues!The Trek Pak dividers were easy to work with, providing plenty of options to configure the case for my exact gear - I started out by measuring the case, placing my gear in various configurations and came up with a completely customized case that protects everything perfectly like a baby in a cradle!I will buy another one once I have enough gear to fill another one!You will be happy to get one of these cases!
The Trekpak system is amazing. The dividers come with a cutting utensil that is easily usable. The dividers also come with large pins to connect your divided walls to build a fortress around the items you want to protect. I am able to travel the globe with it as a carry on. I carry a large Canon C70, 3 lenses, DJI Air 3 Drone, controller, 3 Batteries, DJI wireless Mics and all kinds of adapters. It’s well worth the money. I travel all the time and I am fortunate to have found this.
This thing is iron clad. I’d trust it with my children (if I had any). I’ve been hauling all of my camera gear in a backpack for years and finally made the switch to the Pelican 1510. No more back pain in the airport. This thing has wheels and it’s the perfect carry on size. Did I mention it’s practically bullet proof. I’ve never felt more secure with my gear storage. Couldn’t recommend this case enough, just buy it in a different color than me so we don’t accidentally swap gear =]
This is a heavy case, even empty, but it does what it's made to do. I use mine for transporting gear that I will transfer to a shoulder bag when I get to my destination. For that, it's excellent, and it's large enough to carry lenses I might use but probably won't. If I'm shooting wildlife but wish I had my macro lens, it's in the car instead of at home.I wasn't sure about the Trekpak dividers, but I really like them. I did buy a couple of spare pieces to make many smaller cells to carry smaller lenses in my 1510. But I wish they were less expensive, since I now want a set for camera bodies and bigger lenses in my 1550. The padded dividers are okay, but the Trekpak are so much nicer.
I've bought a few Pelican cases and I like this one a lot. The built in lid organizer is incredibly helpful. The inner dividers can be a little be annoying but it is only because the velcro and dividers are so strong so they can be hard to pull apart and place into other areas. But once set it is very strong and an excellent option.I placed a PTZ camera, ATEM, Focusrite, 4 capture cards, Streamdeck, and many miscellaneous cables inside and it still had room for a Mac Studio or another PTZ camera if I wanted (which I plan to do).
Not much to say that hasn't already been said about the Pelican 1510. This was on sale at B&H with the dividers for a great price. These are heavy duty cases that will last a lifetime. My other 1510 must be 8 years old by now and show barely any sign of wear, and performs like new.The only downside to this line of Pelican cases is the weight. Pelican also offers lighter versions in their Pelican Air line, if you want to spend a bit more and shave off a few pounds.
| Closure Type | Latch |
| Interior Contents | Cube/Diced Foam |
| Exterior Dimensions (W x H x D) | 55.9 x 35.1 x 22.9 cm |
| Interior Cubic Volume | 0.028 m³ |
| Watertight | Yes |
