Pelican Case Replacement Wheels

[Kraton] Great replacement for pelican 1560 wheels, nice smooth roll vs stock wheels, if you have a pelican 1510 or 1560, you NEED to make the swap

[Yes] I was super hungry for a replacement for my Pelican S115 Sport Elite backpack because I traveled so much with it, but it was always loaded with batteries and heavy on my back. So I wanted basically the same thing but with wheels. I've traveled with this for a bit now and It's super awesome. Almost same amount of space as my old pelican and way more comfortable to wear. I think because of the rigid frame that the hidden, telescoping handle gives it. Some minor negatives: The clear cell phone pocket on top is way too thin to easily get a large phone in and out easily, so it just gets used for bag tags and name labels. It's bulkier than my pelican so with a laptop on the inside, it just barely fits under airline seating. I like the Pelicans laptop storage better, but I understand how there's a trade off for having wheels. When you roll it, the arm straps drag along the ground, so you have to do this wrap around and hook the straps together thing.

[Kraton] Protec replacement wheels worked great! Case rolls like new!

[Latch] Able to store multiply rifles in a light case with wheels. Pelican stuff is the best.

[24 x 21 x 14"] I purchased the HPRC 2600W back in the 2009ish (if my memory is not wrong) but I've been using this case for over a decade, and let me tell you it's worth every cent. It has traveled with me around the world, fits the top bin of almost aircraft and it has been out in the rain, stepped on and those wheels, who knows how many miles they have... I've read some a bad review of this case, about a camera not fitting in it, well you should read the size specs if you intend to fit a specific camera in it... so here are my PROs and CONs PROs: 1.it's made to last! Plastic is really thick and solid around the edges and corners. 2.Very well made and durable weather liner. 3. Airlock release valve actually works, perfect for frequent flyers. TSA friendly and Airliner Friendly, fits most aircraft upper luggage bins. 4. The wheels are superb and durable (massive hinges) and surprisingly quiet. 5. Locking hinges are less prone to pinch your finger vs Pelican ones. 6. Body scratches are less noticeable than Pelican, plastic ages better than Pelican. 7. The handle mechanism is metal and serviceable (After a dusty work, I removed the screws, removed the handle, cleaned and lubed easily) 8. It's quite refined, nice Italian style details. CONs: 1: If you live in hot or humid areas, do not buy the inner foam. It will turn to dust in 2-3 years. Go for the Second Skins Dividers and the Lid Organizer. 2. Is a little heavier than Pelican counterpart. 3. Accessories are not popular as Pelican, nor easy to find in stores.

[Empty] Great, right size, light Pelican case, this one I got for storing cables, since it doesn’t have wheels, the size and weight is perfect to carry around, not to mention its toughness.

[Yes] I have several Pelican products and they all are quality built, including this one. Along with others who have this case I share the preference that there be a side handle to assist with carrying this monster. That said, the end handles are fine for dragging the case around and the wheels are not really wheels, more like rollers, they are wider than standard wheels on large cases like this. The latches all are sturdy and lock securely, and the top and bottom match up perfectly. The case comes with one layer of pick and pluck foam and that rests on two layers of solid foam, with a layer of egg carton foam in the lid. Map out the outline of what you are going to put in this case and it will be held securly after you pull out the unneeded pieces. What can I say, I am a fan of these cases no matter that they weigh. Very good product.

[Latch] I had this case few months ago after Pelican. The product is great and I own now 3+ models. Great - Great case. Wheels, trolley, handles and latches. Great.

[5.8 lb] Very pleased with this case, prefer the design to Pelican, Lightweight for the size, good wheels and well designed handle mechanism.

[10.5 lb] I have Pelican cases with wheels but sometimes you need to haul the gear over uneven terrain or you need to haul more than one case. What I really love is that I can fold up the Superlite, put it in my checked luggage and use it getting gear to and from.