Carrying Case (1 Viewer)

[robomac91]

Hey all. I’m looking for suggestions for a small carrying case for about 700 chips.

What are you guys using?

 

[ktran]

There's plenty of ways. Versa case are anice option. Acrylic carriers with different rack options. I'm using versa cases rn. I had a acrylic carrier, but didn't like to stack Paulson's like that. New racks made it where chips don't stack directly on top of each other. I would go back and try acrylic carrier, but the price is stupid now. Might as well buy a pelican case at that point.

Also you can find good cases in deal or used if you don't need it immediately.

Also there are plenty of threads about this.

 

[Tonysquander]

Jack’s Viper 1000 is my go to travel case for up to 1000 chips. They are on sale now.

https://www.jackspoker.com.au/the-viper-1000-chip-poker-case-no-chips

 

[Mojo1312]

My poker chip case is manufactured by the federal government.

It holds 800 chips plus set-ups and is lightweight and easy to carry.

I have had it for two and a half years. It has travelled with me a hundred times or more as I have gone to various homes to play cards.

It is amazingly popular among PCF members. All of the chips I have purchased in the classifieds arrive in a case like this one.

Pictures below.

One of the side flaps is torn, but it is still doing its job. One of these days I will replace it with a new one.

 

[toothpic]

Nanuk 920 comfortably fits 800 chips plus cards and dealer buttons. It has a great latching system and is pretty light weight for the protection it provides.

 

[svickn]

I'm a fan of the harbor freight Apache cases. I have the 4800 which comfortably fits 1200 chips, dealer buttons and two sets of decks in the foam configuration I made. The 3800 should be good for your set size.

https://www.harborfreight.com/3800-weatherproof-protective-case-large-black-63927.html