Case ClubHeavy Duty Waterproof Bowling Ball Cases with Wheels and Extension Handle

I had concerns about the pull out handle being flimsy--it's not the strongest design, but it did hold up well on my use. I made a trip out to Vegas for a bowling camp and took this one with me. No issues, and with two 16lb balls, my shoes and a few other items it weighed in at 48lbs. That was well under the allowable weight. I'll be using this one anytime I travel with my bowling gear.Prior review: I have no issues with the case. It seems sturdy enough to handle my bowling equipment. My plans are to use it on travel that is coming up in April. I'll update this review after that trip.The retractable handle is another story. Awkward release mechanism and it feels very flimsy. Think about it, what part is most likely to experience the most use & stress? The pull handle is going to be used quite a bit during travels and normal lane use to/from the car. I see this as a potential problem area and I hope the maker of this case has replacement parts readily available.

Bowling case is actually great. The only problem with it is the wheels they are not designed correctly.

Wider wheel base makes it never tip when pulling it. Keeps everything in its place. Get lots of comments on it too. Love it!!!

Really solid carrier. Bought for when traveling by air. Definitely will protect my equipment and not too bulky to use as a rolling bag to and from the hotel.

Now I've tried both the 3-ball and 2-ball cases.I really like the cases. I have other hard cases for other uses, so these are right up my alley. (pun intended)I bought the 3-ball version first. The balls fit snugly and it has plenty of room and organization for shoes, cleaning supplies, and other random things.The exterior dimension are quite large. At first it put me off a bit, but it's not so bad. You always have a seat. And tipped upright, its footprint is not that much larger than one of my bags for a single ball.What finally gave me pause was the total weight. It holds 3 balls. So, we're already looking at 42-48 lbs. Then the case weights 21.5 lbs empty. Add some accessories and you're looking at a 70 lbs behemoth to load and unload from your car/truck every league night and practice session.So, I returned that one and bought the 2-ball version.This one is large, but not too large. Heavy, but not overly so.It has room for shoes and accessories, but pretty much no organization to it.The pull handle on the 3-ball is solid. The pull handle on this one is a bit flexy. It's not quite going to break, but it's not a solid feeling. My only real issue with it is that it's a bit tricky to release it with one hand. The release catch is placed rather awkwardly. Odd since the 3-ball version has a much sturdier pull handle and doesn't have this release catch issue.Either way, I'm content enough with the 2-ball version. I'd buy it again. Though I am looking into way to organize my shoes and accessories instead of just dumping it all into a mess of stuff.

Very nice case! Everyone at the lanes will notice and compliment, especially when they look inside. Storage compartments look small but are actually huge.. handles on sides make it easy to lift to car and unload as well. Case is sturdy and no zippers to worry about. Love this case!

Super tuff build. This thing is as well built as my pelican case at a fraction of the price. Balls don’t move and the case left plenty of room for other gear. I leave my bowling gear in the bed of my truck now without any worry

Got it as a gift for my hunny and he loves it. The only thing it could use it a extra wheels to glide it. It can get a little heavy pulling it at times, but either way it works so good.