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Home » Pelican Just Dropped a New Modular Gear Storage System

Pelican Just Dropped a New Modular Gear Storage System

Adam Green By Adam Green June 2, 2026 2 Min Read
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Pelican Just Dropped a New Modular Gear Storage System

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Pelican is best known for its super tough, top-of-the-line gun cases. At least, that’s how it’s best known around these parts. And now, the brand is adding a new kind of case to its lineup: a modular, IP67-rated cargo system built to organize, secure, and transport gear in any environment. Even better, it’s made in the USA. Introducing the Pelican Crate.

Pelican Crate

Pros
  • Extremely durable
  • Fully customizable interior
  • Stackable design
  • Very versatile
Cons
  • Cost of accessories could add up

The Crate takes Pelican’s trademark durability and applies it to a more versatile gear organization setup. Built to be waterproof, dustproof, and crushproof, it features a modular rail system for accessories, configurable interior organization, and a stackable design that makes it easier to transport and store bulky gear. In other words, it’s less of a case and more of a complete gear management system. Another cool feature is the removable lid that you can also open from either side for easy access.

The Pelican Crate is available in 45L and 90L sizes, with prices starting at $224.95 and $299.95, respectively. Both models come in Black and Desert Tan and are backed by Pelican’s limited lifetime warranty. For hunters, anglers, or outdoorsmen looking for a tougher, more organized way to haul gear, the Crate is a solid alternative to standard storage bins and cargo boxes.

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