casevac

I'm sure they're great, but pricy.
It's 400$ at home, bought on internett it's 250$ and 100$ shipping.
I've ordered the T8, less than 200 shipped - it should do, for now.

Jeff Taylor

This is a great bag and has not let me down once

http://www.racers-edge.com/1_8_Car_H..._p/rce2016.htm

A-main has them for $175

race raider

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this what I use http://www.pelican-case.com/1630-lap...y-pelican.html

Armaan

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Damn, the prices on these bags are ridiculous! Wonder if the cost would change if they were made for a different, more mainstream hobby. It seems that a lot of "made for RC" stuff is over-priced.

However, I can understand if that $199 price reflects materials and labor sourced from the US. Or is the bag made in China or Taiwan?

race raider

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I agree that these things are expensive but I look at the fact that mine is protecting a couple of thousand dollars of equipment it makes it a little easier for me to pay

coviello

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what has everyone heard about the new pro-tec bag?

kuruption

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I've been looking for a bag myself. Based on the prices, I'm considering a Pelican case. Maybe more expensive, but I just can't justify the $150-250 price tag for a soft foam bag.

Racecrafter

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I can see the value as long as you are not traveling. The case itself weighs 31 pounds.

Amoeba

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I'm more interested in actual pit bags (not haulers), like the ones from Hudy, Mugen, and Robotronic. The Hudy is... Hudy-priced but the Mugen isn't bad at ~$55 which is probably why they're back-ordered almost everywhere. I've seen links and new release info on the Robotronic pit bag but not a single price or place to order them from. Anyone?

Anyone got any other ideas or options that are actual pit bags similar to above?

butch man

Lowes sells one almost exactly like the mugen one but no elastic bands if those arnt a main selling point for you. I wanna say it was like $30 but you would have to check for price on line.

Armaan

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Do you have a link?

nimicohgr

I have this bag as well. It's very high quality and has enough room for everything I carry: 1/8 buggy, starter box, 8 extra tires, transmitter, 4 boxes full of parts, and a bunch of screwdrivers, pliers, and a fuel bottle.

There are two things I don't like about it: There are a couple of dozen slots for tools inside of the main compartment of the bag, but they don't support the tools, and as such they just end up rolling around the interior. I get around this by keeping the tools in a pocket. The second thing I don't like about it is that it's awkward to carry. It's a huge bag, and there is no shoulder strap. I keep it in the trunk of my car, and work out of it from there.

If I could choose again, I'd probably get a roller bag with some sort of hard support structure so my tools will stay put.

butch man

Armaan I pulled some links but dont see the one I saw last time I was in the store or maybe they just dont look the same in pictures.I would head down there if you wanna good look or go to home depot or a store like them in your part of the woods.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...601&lpage=none

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...8-1&lpage=none

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...2-2&lpage=none