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The new #1040 Micro Case is part of the Micro Cases, a new range of cases to protect your valuable small items. They have the same look as larger Peli, plus they combine a new attractive style, and offer the legendary strength of Pelican Protector Cases.
With the new Micro Cases you will be able to protect your cell phone, photographic camera, Personal Digital Assistants (PDA), electronic games, pager, radio, and other valuable small items. Micro Cases will totally protect your valuables, as they are watertight, airtight, crushproof and have an automatic pressure purge valve. Every Micro case is available in solid color or clear with matching liner and speed lock. They come with a ring and a lanyard for easy attachment.
The Micro Cases are excellent for trips or outdoor activities when you need to protect your valuables from water, falls, knocks, sun, atmospheric changes, etc. and as they are small sized so they can fit into luggage, bags, glove compartments, other Pelican Protector Cases and so on.
And remember, smaller does not mean less strong, the Micro Cases are just as durable as the larger models. Unconditionally guaranteed forever.
NSN# - 1040 6760-01-503-9089 1040 Micro Case, Clear W/Yellow Liner
- 1040 6760-01-503-9088 1040 Micro Case, Clear W/Blue Liner
GREAT FOR RUGGED SPORTS - NOT FOR SWIMMING OR SUBMERGING
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Las Vegas on 10/13/2009
Comments about Pelican Pelican #1040 Micro Case:
I purchased this case to keep my Blackberry in while on the boat diving, I got the clear one so I could tell if I had any messages or missed calls, work great
from Cary, NC on 1/21/2009
Comments about Pelican Pelican #1040 Micro Case:
These cases are perfect for making homebrew trail cameras for scouting purposes. They are waterproof and can be left outdoors a long time and not have to worry about your electronics getting wet! [...]
Comments about Pelican Pelican #1040 Micro Case:
In the description it states that this product is NOT for swimming or submerging, I disagree, I have 4 Pelican cases including this one and I submerge them all the time with no leaks.