"Our Pelican Protector Cases"

Christina Vailahi from Roadmaster Case 2021 Ltd

We really know Pelican, we know all the ins-and-outs of these cases and so are able to give some pretty good advice on which Pelican case will best suit your particular requirements.

Pelican cases are worth it when you need the maximum protection possible for your high-value equipment, especially in rugged field conditions. Pelicans are a no-brainer purchase for expeditions, mineral exploration, or rugged filming locations.

Our Pelican Protector Cases are watertight for the ultimate protection of valuable equipment

Pelican cases are waterproof and airtight, they can float—with a certain amount of weight inside. Even if you've never used a Pelican case, you've surely seen them. ... Pelican series hard cases are tested to be watertight, crushproof, and dustproof.

You are most welcome to pop on down to view our cases in person or via our website for all prices for all our Pelican Protector Cases

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Christina Vailahi
Accounts Manager/Business Owner

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