Durable and Protective Yellow Pelican Storm iM2950 🌟 Case With Foam: Your Ultimate Solution for Secure Storage Review

I caught two of these and a smaller real pelican to show my Dr. Who K-9. To say they are great is an understatement. They pretty much guarantee that whatever you put in will arrive at its final destination in the same amount that is left. I've flown it a few times now and it hasn't been a problem (and I haven't been charged for oversized bags). That being said I think it's close enough for most airlines.

I bought this unit to carry expensive and heavy electronic test equipment and it is perfect. Your article is correct; cut slowly, carefully and always a little "fine". You can always go back and cut more. Snap buttons are two-stage, so not easy to open. There are locking provisions in place, but they can probably be circumvented by simply twisting which padlock to use. I sent the device inside it around the world; While it shows the impact of careless people on airlines, it certainly did its…

Seriously? The Pelican Case. When the "big one" explodes I crawl in and crawl out when it's over. These things are worth their weight. I only use Pelikan cases (I have 6) for my RC multicopters (including accessories). They work perfectly, I have shipped my $1500 quadcopter (TBS Discovery Pro) with radio, FPV gear, GoPro etc from South Korea via the US and to Alaska (and back) and have had no problems just slight scuffs on the outside of the packaging. NO FAULTS, the Pelican (and Storm) cases…

I took two of these and a smaller real pelican to get my copy of Dr. Who K-9. To say they are great is an understatement. They pretty much guarantee that whatever you put in will arrive at its final destination in the same amount that is left. I've flown it a few times now and it hasn't been a problem (and I haven't been charged for oversized bags). That being said I think it's close enough for most airlines.

I bought this to transport expensive and heavy electronic test equipment and it's perfect. Careful planning is required when cutting material to form a void that fits your product exactly; cut slowly, carefully and always a little "fine". You can always go back and cut more. Snap buttons are two-stage, so not easy to open. There are locking provisions in place, but they can probably be circumvented by simply twisting which padlock to use. I sent the device inside it around the world; While it…