Peli case vs Nanuk vs Temu??

[Blackdog67]

I'm thinking of getting a hard case like the Peli 1535 but I have also been looking at the Nanuk 935. I keep getting ads come up for these style of cases from Temu and I wondered if they are any good? I have always avoided Temu and some of the other 'knock off' brands but I have heard some people who have had some good buys. Thoughts on any of the budget options to the Peli 1535?

 

[GreenNinja67]

I've ordered a bit from Temu and, although I have no knowledge of this case, everything I've bought from them has been of acceptable quality.

 

[sk66]

The wheels on the Temu case I've seen are junky. And they cannot be replaced with skate wheels like the Pelican can (Nanuk already uses them?). Actually, I'm not sure the smaller Pelican case wheels can be upgraded (I haven't done it to mine).

Edit:
If you're not concerned with carry-on limitations I think I would probably get the Nanuk with the HD wheels ("Trail 30" version). Although the classic Pelican 1510 is also a good option for less money (I have one).

 

[Blackdog67]

The wheels on the Temu case I've seen are junky. And they cannot be replaced with skate wheels like the Pelican can (Nanuk already uses them?). Actually, I'm not sure the smaller Pelican case wheels can be upgraded (I haven't done it to mine).

Edit:
If you're not concerned with carry-on limitations I think I would probably get the Nanuk with the HD wheels ("Trail 30" version). Although the classic Pelican 1510 is also a good option for less money (I have one).

Thanks for this. I have started shooting more football and I'm just looking for something to offer my gear a bit more protection from the elements and 6'4" centre backs!

 

[sk66]

Thanks for this. I have started shooting more football and I'm just looking for something to offer my gear a bit more protection from the elements and 6'4" centre backs!

I did a quick check and the 1510 wheels can be upgraded. The poly wheel upgrade (or Nanuk) are better at absorbing small bumps and transfer less vibration to your gear... plus they just roll better. The Nanuk HD wheels would be better for unpaved areas, but might not be "better" if they are also harder.