1000+ chip transport options? (1 Viewer)

[NoNamePokerGuy]

So while I love the Brybelly wooden 500 chip cases, I've amassed a set with more than 1000+. I've seen some plexi+racks and I don't think they look or give anywhere near the presence to better carriers from the stand point of those who don't know chips. Is there a good 1500-2000 chip option that isn't just a clear chip rack carrier or should I just hire a porter to carry the chips in and out of a game like a boss?

 

[tabletalker7]

Apache cases from Harbor Freight are your friend.

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• tabletalker7
• Apr 30, 2020
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Apache 4800

 

[mugenpowr]

Versa Games 1000pc Poker Case

 

[Darson]

Now if you're talking 1000+ Tina ceramics, then go ahead and get the cheap case from Harbor Freight. But if it's a $10,000 set of TRKs, I'd invest in something more reliable. I'm biased but for me Nanuk make the best cases. Well I should say, Nanuk make the best latches - everything else is just molded plastic. For 1000+ chips, I would definitely get something with wheels.

Currently on sale at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BP8UNFS/ref=twister_B08YCDWPL1?_encoding=UTF8&th=1

 

[AlbinoDragon]

More than 1000 chips is going to be a hefty beast. Lowball 9g per chip, you have 9kg per 1000 chips (nearly 20 pounds for the non-metrically inclined).

Hauling 1500 or 2000 chips in a single carrier would have to be something with wheels considering hiring a mule or Sherpa.

 

[natumes]

I have 1500 chips in racks in an apache 4800. It's about 50 lbs. I've lugged it to 2 games a week for about a year now with no issues.

 

[LotsOfChips]

The Apache 5800 has wheels. Check out this thread for a review of both the 4800 and 5800:

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...yals-in-a-5800-1100-paulsons-in-a-4800.58314/