Odyssey Flight Zone: Keyboard case for 61 note keyboards with wheels

This review is for the Odyssey 61 key Hard Case. At first, I was put off by the heaviness of this case - it weighs 43 pounds before you put anything else in there. I have a Roland Juno Di and a Roland Ax-Synth and it was my hope that both keyboards could somehow go in to this case together while properly securing both and not have any funky rubbing marks on the keyboards, etc. After playing with the foam pieces (and taking the Velcro off the top foam pieces!) and experimenting with placement - I got both keyboards in there with just the right amount of padding to hold them both in place, isolated from each other. The case is big and heavy - bulky - but if you want to know the truth that's what I want for my keyboards - it makes it less likely that someone grabs the case and runs off. I have enough other equipment that i haul to practices that I do have to stack and load into the back of a Chevy Tahoe - I am tired of wrapping my keyboards in to blankets and carefully placing them on top of the rest of my stuff - and I just bought a Roland FA-06 to take the place of the Juno-Di - so I really want to protect that FA-06 (+ the AxSynth) while driving my keyboards to some parking lot and hauling them to the set-up area. Yes I bought a dolly to haul the keyboard case as those "wheels" aren't going to provide a soft ride or last in harsh environments and besides I have to go up and down steps and I have a subwoofer to haul anyway. I love the snap-back handles on the ends which helps you lift up one end or the other - and the handles always snap back in to their recessed position for protection from traveling.

Great case. Comes with jigsaw foam for a custom fit. Rolls easily. Well worth the money.