Can anyone recommend a good case or carry bag for these? Thanks in advance.
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hard case only this headphone pad will bleed color from a black sleeve because the pad are white
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I found that the best way to travel with this kind of background setup is using a golf bag. Look for a used golf bag or at Walmart they sold me a travel golf bag for under $50
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This would be a good case for you. The handle is thick, so would be ok to carry around without worry. I bought and recommend the Amazon Basic.
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I have not managed to come across a carrying case that will fit both the grip and device.
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Best I can offer is this lil' trick: I have 3 units. I went to Dick's Sports and bought a $9 hand gun case. It's got padding in it, it's plastic, and it's the right size for a few of these. It fits three units plus batteries and 5/8" to coldshoe adapters for each (so I can place on stands). I'm sure there's cases like this on here on Amazon. I consider these a poor man's pelican but be clear that while protective they are no pelican case. I hope this helps.
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I actually managed to get all of them in the included case. Pretty snug.Recently I found an Outdoor products case that is a little more rigidly formed, comes in several colours, has a belt attachment and swivel carbiner clip. Was about 5.00 retail at you guessed it...Wally world.
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I've owned a Flambeau case for my AR. It's excellent for throwing in the back of your car to transport to the range and back, but I wouldn't use it for flying. I'd bite the bullet and invest in a heavier case.
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Look for something called a Tactical Eyewear Case. It is oversized and will hold these glasses easily with a cleaning cloth. However, the lowest price I've seen is $9+shipping. Maybe Amazon has something similar.
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Yes, the headphones come with a carry case. It's not a hard case, just someyhing to keep dirt off.
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They're not notably portable. The ear peices fold in to flat so the carrying case isn't as cumbersome as of they didn't fold. However, these absolute need to be kept in the case if in a bag or they will break. It's happened to me and a few others I've known with them, but overal it's worth the trouble over earbuds and I'll keep buying a new pair of these every 4-5 years I may accidentally break them. But really, keep them in the case or on your head or neck.
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No protective case. I keep them in the original box and package them in a travel bag.
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I own the S1 and they now come with foamie (hearing protection) style ear cushions....that coupled with the carry case swayed me for sure. The sound is up to par with most sports headphones on the market.....it all comes down to the features.
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long time ago, but here are a few suggestions for good carry knives that i personally own (and carry): buck spitfire, kershaw blur, benchmade griptilian, spyderco delica, gerber order. any of these are excellent choices and i have had good luck with all in terms of quality and durability. also, the prices vary but all can be had for under $100.
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no, it doesn't come with any carry case. and first of all Iwouldn't recommend these headphones for carrying. their intended use is at home. they're too big and too fragile for carrying around. Adam, in-ear.com
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I wasn't sure either, but took a chance and wasn't sorry. Great carrying case, like the over the ear style for travel and the powered mode rocks.... Sound great and fit well, purchased the black & white and was a great value.
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They do not come with a carrying case. I thought the same thing and then they showed up in boxes only
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they're are a wonderful pro headphones and come with a matching suede bag. you may want to look for a hard case to keep them stored