Pelican’s 48-Hour Fall Sale Takes 20% Off Cases Built to Survive Your Worst Decisions

Pelican Storm Crate

via Pelican

 

Pelican makes the kind of case you can drop off a tailgate, dunk in a river, and leave in a truck bed through a Montana winter, then pop open to find your gear exactly how you left it. The brand rarely discounts, which is why its 48-hour Fall Sale deserves your attention before it wraps Wednesday, October 7.

Twenty percent comes off a healthy chunk of the lineup, including the American-made Storm cases. The iM2050 drops to $67.96, the camera-friendly iM2450 lands at $161.46, and the big iM2700 falls to $195.46 (pictured above). Vault cases start at a very reasonable $39.96.

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It’s also a fine excuse to check out what Pelican has been rolling out lately. The America 250 Collection rifle cases are marked down to $135.96 and $183.96, and the limited-edition Micro M50 Country Series, sporting the flags of eight nations, sits at $63.96.

Also… to sweeten the deal: Spend $499 or more via Pelican right now, and Pelican will email you a $50 code good on a future order of $100-plus (exclusions apply).

Full disclosure: the case I actually want to start stashing my fishing stuff in isn’t included in the sale. That’s the all-new Pelican Crate. I’m jonesing to get one soon, especially since fishing season here in California is at a fever pitch and the back of my Jeep is a mess with hooks, fillet knives, jigs, and a bunch of other gear.

But… Yours might be too, so take a look before the clock runs out.

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Brandon Wenerd is BroBible's publisher, helping start this site in 2009. He lives in Los Angeles and likes writing about music and culture. His podcast is called the Mostly Occasionally Show, featuring interviews with artists and athletes, along with a behind-the-scenes view of BroBible. Read more of his work at brandonwenerd.com. Email: brandon@brobible.com
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