

🛡️ Protect your gear like a pro—custom comfort meets rugged defense!
The Pelican 1022 Pick N Pluck Foam Set is a lightweight, grey foam insert designed exclusively for the Pelican 1020 Micro-case. Featuring pre-scored perforated blocks, it allows for easy, tool-free customization to securely cushion and protect your valuable electronics and gear from shocks and impacts.
| ASIN | B000922I9K |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Brand | Pelican |
| Brand Name | Pelican |
| Colour | grey |
| Compatible Devices | Pelican 1022 |
| Compatible Phone Models | Pelican 1022 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 120 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Foam |
| Form Factor | Case |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00019428034696 |
| Item Dimensions | 43 x 90 x 135 Millimeters |
| Item Weight Unit of Measure | 22 g |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1020FOAM |
| Material | Foam |
| Model Number | 1020FOAM |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Shell Type | Soft |
| Theme | Modern |
| UPC | 019428034696 |
J**K
Works great!
Fit perfectly inside a 1449 Plano Case. Using it to hold IV medications at my Prehospital Medicine employer. I tore the foam is the wrong spot, put a dab of super glue on it. Problem fixed & very durable!
V**O
Nope.. Not big enough for me
I thought it was bigger so i bought 3 pieces. But I just put it inside my vase on top my table for my plastic flowers to make it standing tall.
K**N
joint isn't secure: wobbles violently
Cheap plastic/low quality. Doesn't hold the camera steady as joint is built to be loose and hence camera wobble is impossible to avoid. Returning.
W**S
Bought two, used for a non-Pelican case, worked flawlessly
I needed shock-absorbing foam inside of a case for my GoPro, and since I already had a good size case, I was on the lookout for foam that I could simply buy and adapt (rather than buy a new case altogether). This fit the bill perfectly. The foam is great quality, and is perforated in a pattern of small symmetrical blocks, making sizing and cutting-out and BREEZE (see my customer submitted picture for an idea of the perforations). I know that some other users have used a ton of different ways to cut out their sizes of choice; ie. exacto knives, cardboard templates, pre-drawn outlines, etc. These are all ingenious methods of being exact and careful, but I found that simply laying my items on top of the foam, taking note of the places I wanted to remove, and then patiently tearing the foam with my hands worked just as well. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO, IS BE PATIENT!!! Seriously, I can't say that enough. Don't just rip at the foam and then get pissed off at the world because YOU didn't take your time to be careful and consistent. I simply pinched opposite sides of the foam where I wanted my cut to be, and then very gently applied even levels of counter-traction as the foam slowly tore apart. This created perfect edges that you can see in my customer-submitted picture of the case with a GoPro in it. No knife, no lines, no cutouts, no hassle. JUST PLENTY OF LEVEL-HEADED PATIENCE. I have the shakiest hands, so if I can do it, so can you.
F**O
Needed
I got the Pelican case case for my hearing aids when I am at the pool, lake or water parks with the kids. I use it more often than I thought as it is not too heavy and the hearing aids fit perfectly when this foam is used. Without the foam they bounced around. We traced the hearing aids with a black sharpie and plucked and cut a perfect fit.
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