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Scarlet-W Case

Luis Boria

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Hey Guys,

I don't know if anyone known this but the TrekPak for the Pelican 1510 case fits perfectly in the Raven Case provided by RED see photos below. I believe the Scarlet-W case is also the same size should fit as well.
 

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wow, that really is perfect, did you have to alter anything?
ive already mutilated my case foam making room for more stuff, seemed like a lot of wasted areas!
 
I love these TrekPak inserts. We recently started carrying them and I picked up a set for my 1510 and my Nanuk 935. Much more durable than the standard issue velcro inserts, and a hell of a lot more sturdy than the pick and pluck foam in my personal opinion.
 
I love these TrekPak inserts. We recently started carrying them and I picked up a set for my 1510 and my Nanuk 935. Much more durable than the standard issue velcro inserts, and a hell of a lot more sturdy than the pick and pluck foam in my personal opinion.
I have been using TrekPak for several years now, and have about 20 cases outfitted with it. I love the flexibility and the fact that I can reconfigure the cases if my needs change. TrekPak is great for around-town use, however, I should point out that if you ever ship your equipment, the TrekPak dividers and pins are not strong enough to keep things from shifting in transit. If you do a lot of shipping, yoiu are probably better off with a laser-cut foam insert.
 
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