Is this filled with the pluck foam or does the foam not fill the case?
282916
Don't know exactly what you're asking, but, you pluck out where you want the posts located dependant upon the bow you're putting in it.
282917
The foam does not fill the case. It has a later of pluck foam on the bottom where the bow lays and you position straps to hold it down. I do not like the case at all. It broke on my first hunting trip with it. The quality is not good.
282918
It is not filled with pluck foam , The case works fine for me , I did not try to drive over it with my truck , I put the Bow and case in my back seat and try not to abuse my equipment.
282919
This does not come with pluck foam. The foam is at the bottom only and does not fill the case.
225740
It's only foam with a plastic insert and vynel outer shell. The whole thing probably weighs between 10 and 15 pounds total before filled.
569573
The case is delivered with "pluck foam" which allows you to remove foam in pieces about 1/2" square. As such, you won't be getting the exact fit shown in the picture. However, Plano has solid foam inserts available that allow for precise cutouts. If that is important to you, contact Plano customer service and they will fix you up. Plenty of info on YouTube on how to do it also.
1859930
It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main (although technically, you can glue it back in)...hope this helps. It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main... » Read More It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main (although technically, you can glue it back in)...hope this helps. « Show Less
539348
It's a white fabric bag inside with a zipper and when you open that white fabric bag it has greenish fuzzy filling. Like cushion filling. not foam. But it's so much of it that it's very full and soft. It does eventually change its shape to mold to my dog after awhile but she seems to prefer that.Hope this helps.
1090863
I don't use mine for a computer, but the case comes with 3 layers of foam, one egg-crate foam in the lid that is 1.25" thick, the pick-n-pluck layer that is 1 7/8" thick and a bottom layer that is about 1/2" thick. The case dimensions inside are about 10 3/4" x 15 3/4". I would be sure to leave some space around the edges to leave some of the protective foam. The pick-n-pluck layer is designed with a 3/8" border and 3/8" square "plugs" that can be removed to custom fit your items. The case is very sturdy.
54641
It's like an industrial foam, I think. Hard to tell unless I open it up. LolThey work great!
1802294
There is foam inside. It's pre-cut into squares... just pull out the squares you don't need to make the spaces.
1891740
The pillow is not made of foam. The outside cover is some type of puffy soft stuff and the inside padding looks to be covered in plastic. I remove the pillow' after each use to let it dry so as not to mold or mildew. Hope this helps.
2255730
there is no foam it has a net to hold cables and other loos parts. the case is really nice however a little over priced IMO
1255243
Im not sure what your asking. The cover is all foam inside. Does this help?
569571
The pull out foam blocks are pretty close. If you want absolute perfect this is not the case. However, I like it just fine. It's my favorite case
1090866
Yes it has pluck able foam for a custom fit. Now the wiring and adapter plug might be a tight fit. This brand is really cool wish I bought these furst instead of all the cheap stuff. Good luck
1342987
yes. it includes pick & pluck foam (a grid pattern is loosely cut into the foam leaving small columns of foam that are easy to remove) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi59WCOwxfI
136414
dear terry:the 2 inch i got for my double beds were solid foam, not waffle and as far as i know, no fillers. it acts just like my queen size temperpedic and everyone who has used it says it is just fine.gary
847024
If the question is ? Does it have a lid organizer? It does not, it has waffle foam in the lid and pluckable foam in the body. Hope this answers your question
1859932
The foam inside of the case is perforated into 1/2" squares across the entire surface. They go down through the entire depth of the foam. So if you have an object (camera, glass, electronics...) you place it on top of the block of foam where you want it, and pluck out the appropriate pieces of foam to the desired depth. You will have created a space to securely hold your object inside the case.