Pedaltrain Classic 2 TC

I bought this product a year ago. I needed a flight case for my pedals cause I'm on tour almost 4-5 months per year. So, after 50-60 flights, here's my opinion:
This is a pretty basic product. The handle is not very comfortable, it's heavy (around 15-16kg when the board is fully equipped), no special features or anything. I had to drill the holes myself to mount the brackets for my VoodooLab 4x4, I had to velcro the whole thing myself, it's very basic from every point.
The worst thing is that it's not very well measured, there's a gap inside, between the pedals and the ceiling of the box, which unfortunately damaged my Strymons on 3 different occasions, during transportation. For this price, there are better options right now on market, this one's overrated and overpriced.

The pedaltrain Classic 2 Hardcase is pretty much the same as the old one. top notch building and quite simple. but the simplicity is its greatest asset. it is very easy to attach pedals and connect them all in any way you see fit. it is also very easy to attach a power supply underneath, easier than before since the new classic models are an inch (2.5cm) higher. there are also optional mounting brackets you could buy. the pedal board itself is also lighter so this is a big plus if you have to carry it around. and the case itself got lighter as well. although it is still not as light as a soft case it is very sturdy and if that is what you are after the weight is a fair trade off. it is extremely tough. and i could stand on the case itself without any worrying of breaking it


pro:
- easy pedal mounting and wiring
- easy to connect a power supply underneath
- very sturdy board
- extremely sturdy case
- not very heavy

cons:
- no built in power supply
- still quite heavy with all the pedals and the case (compared to soft cases)

Pedaltrain can do no wrong when it comes to pedal boards.
Extremely happy with this pedal board.
You could easily fit a huge array of small pedals,pedaltrain`s site even has an application that helps you see how you can fit your pedal setup on the board you are planing on getting.
meanwhile i have a polytune 2,plimsoul,mini cry,carbon copy,ditto X2 and i can still fit a bigsky/timeline pedals without any issues.
You get more than enough velcro strips for your pedal board.
As for the hard shell case,it is just simply great.
Very sturdy and feels high quality,you can easily move around your pedal board in it without worrying it can get damaged,the case has a foam on top to make sure the pedals are snug when you close the case.
Highly recommended!