Review on 🔋 Caseling Hard Case for Boost Pro GB150 3000 Amp 12V Lithium Jump Starter Battery Pack by John Miller

I bought what I thought was a hard case (remember Pelican products) but got a flexible hard case. A bit like cheap denier-like luggage that's glued to a molded frame of harder plastic for some shape and support. It's definitely better than the NOCO fanny pack, which is a joke in itself. At the price I paid I should have thought I was getting a properly made product but it's my fault for not thinking about my purchase. It keeps its shape somewhat, but you should protect it as nothing is protected if it's bouncing around in your trunk or anywhere else. You might also want to be gentle with the handle, it doesn't look like it will hold up much more than careful use if it lasts long enough. Pros: * Easily holds NOCO GB150 and its accessories inside. *Mesh on the inside of the zipper flap intelligently protects accessories and even the thick multilingual user manual for GB150. * Solid Frame Denier offers more protection than a thin zippered NOCO case. * Cheap. Cons: * Thin, flexible and not durable. Certainly not a bad case.* Probably not what you had in mind.* Feelings of disappointment and regret for the customer seeing this item alongside the rugged looking NOCO GB150.* Feeling like someone lied to you in the product description.* Decline in sentiment about a purchase the more you think about it.