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Wilbert Marquardt Sr.
> 3 dayNot very rugged…a ton of damage only one flight
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Greg Lauth II
> 3 dayAfter looking at a lot of rolling suit cases, including some upwards of $1500, this was the only one I knew would stand up to the abuse airlines will put luggage through. I’ve seen Pelicans get run over by trucks and not miss a beat. One trip down with this case reaffirmed it. The quality is typical Pelican - nothing but rugged and utilitarian. It’s got locks built into the latches, several interior folder pockets on the inside of the lid, I can’t imagine the wheels ever breaking but if they do, they come off as a unit for easy replacement, the long drag handle stows tight and secure, the lid has steel reinforced grommets for a more serious lock should you require it - all for a fraction of luxury suitcases that would surely fail well before this one ever will.
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rod searcy
> 3 daywhat a pelican case should be
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MCF
> 3 dayI have two of these now. I used it to haul fragile items to Africa this summer, and I just went camping with it and took it on a boat to an island off the coast of Boston. It scratches up pretty fast, but I like patina. Good sturdy locks and a chain make it burglar proof, and I wasn’t afraid taking it on and off the boat because it’s waterproof.
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Jun Preuss
> 3 dayExtremely sturdy. Didnt think they could make a suitcase like this. Will definitely hold up for years even with the way they handle baggage at the airport. Worth the price and will get one for my girl soon
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Paul Strebel
> 3 dayMy plan is to have Delta break it. Then Delta will reimburse me and Pelican will replace it with the lime time warranty . Free suitcase ;). After a dozen flights Delta has only been able to scratch it all up but I have faith in there incompetence. They will eventually break it.
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Yodamobbin
> 3 dayI purchased this as I travel alot and wanted something that would last. This is it.