Does a sleeve for the Buzz Pro exist?

[the3orpdeenyse]

This thing is very durable, but I see myself leaving it at home for fear of banging it up or getting dirt all up in it when I work...and that just won't do. I NEED this puppy with me in my times of stress!

 

[mwa102464]

There is a guy name Griff who make leather pv holders that could make you a leather holder or sleeve I'm sure, check him out here's the thread where you can PM Griff = http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...um/177608-griffs-leather-mod-holsters-23.html

PS; Check out the sleeve on page one of that thread, there beauts, the guy does nice work

 

[the3orpdeenyse]

I may go with that. Checked out the site. Didn't see any Buzz Pro options for the sleeves. I PMd the guy, thanks for the reply.
Any others anyone?

 

[mwa102464]

heres an option for the Buzz = http://www.serenitygear.com/images/02open/image_open02.jpg

you went here = http://www.serenitygear.com/ ??

 

[the3orpdeenyse]

you went here =

I saw those. Holster though...looking for sleeve that can stay on while I use.

 

[mwa102464]

You also may want to check out different Cigar holders, I have a really nice leather one, they come in different sizes here is a couple of places to also look who may have something for ya.

Cigar Cases

Cigar Cases

 

[the3orpdeenyse]

I suppose I could settle with a holster if I had to though. I'll wait and see what guy at serenitygear says.

 

[patch]

serenity gear makes some really cool looking stuff!

 

[hificat101]

I have to say, I hate sleeves. I tried a Provari for the first time a couple weeks ago, and the owner had a sleeve on it. When you would let go of the fire button, the button would stay depressed because it would get hung up on the sleeve. As far as the finish on the Buzz Pro goes, you really don't have to worry much, it's extremely durable. The only thing I would worry about is dirt or other substances getting into the button or around the voltage dial, and a sleeve wouldn't help you with that. A sleeve in my opinion, addresses something that isn't a problem, while ignoring something that could actually be a problem.

Just my 2 cents.

 

[the3orpdeenyse]

In my line of work, everything can get scratched...So unless the finish on the Buzz goes as deep as a good gash, then a sleeve is completely worth it. Sure, the dial and button would of course be exposed, thus allowing the possibility of dirt and such to make their way, but it also allows the act of vaping..so I wouldn't have to worry about dropping it as much. And I would think that as long as you slightly unscrew the bottom cap so it is off, you could turn the Buzz vents, button and dial away from the openings, unless the sleeve fit is simply too tight for such a thing. Though a better idea would be to make some sort of strap that covered those things, yet you could open and close them to protect or let vape. Either way, I wish somebody made em so I could buy one.