How does everyone tote their provari around?

[Cob24]

As some of you know I'm new here but already a proud owner. I love my provari and take it everywhere with me.

Here's my new question:
How does everyone transport their daily supplies around with them? My kit includes a spare battery a spare tank, carto and at least a jug of juice. I'm getting at least a third tank so that will mean two tanks would have to fit. I'm carrying it all around in a sunglasses case but I want something different. I've seen the carry caddy on provape and I'm considering it but I don't know.
So what's everyone's kit in?

 

[JJOOHHNN]

I can only carry it with me if I am doing something relatively sedate like shopping. I just drop it in my pocket.

 

[The Ocelot]

In my purse.

 

[serenity21899]

Throw it in my purse. Extra battery in a battery case. And a bottle of juice. I keep cartos and a tank tool in my purse at all times (I mostly use carto tanks).

 

[DetraMental]

I would wear it around my neck like Flavor Flave's clock

 

[Paul.K]

Not a fan of that carry caddy. One of the latches broke on day one. I got a small case from bass pro shops for around $10and it's been great so far.

Plano® Protector™ Single Pistol Case | Bass Pro Shops

 

[lvm111]

In my left front pocket. Phone in my right front pocket. But now I have to put my keys in my back pocket. Seems like it takes forever for it to turn off. I always wait to make sure it's off before I put it in my pocket. Usually carry my mini in 18350 mode. With an iclear 30. The drip tip screws on, so it never comes off in my pocket.

best regards, larry mac

 

[stevegmu]

Pelican case. I've actually never turned off either of my ProVari. Not even sure I can turn off the ProVape-1s.

 

[dam718]

I don't carry around a bunch of crap... Maybe a bottle of juice if I expect to be gone for more than the standard 6 hour work day. But I am using a standard with an 18650 at work... With 18350's I would probably need 2 spare batteries.

 

[Cob24]

Not really a purse guy and I can't get all that stuff to fit in my wallet.

 

[Cob24]

I'm gone for at least 12 hrs 5 days a week lately it's been more like 16 hr days. I plan for the worst at this point.

 

[stevegmu]

Not really a purse guy and I can't get all that stuff to fit in my wallet.

You can always get a European men's carry-all.

 

[Cob24]

I didn't even know you could turn it off. I go to lo and put it on of but all that does is make the lights not work but I can still make it run when I push up against it. Did I miss something?

 

[dam718]

I'd say based on what you do for a living, a Pelican case would be the best choice to actually keep it protected... If you can find one that will fit everything and fit in a pocket. The pelican case I have would be way too big

 

[Cob24]

Lol. But I'm sure I'll never find one to match my boots

 

[dam718]

You turn it off and on by going to Po > OF/On

 

[Cob24]

I'd say based on what you do for a living, a Pelican case would be the best choice to actually keep it protected... If you can find one that will fit everything and fit in a pocket. The pelican case I have would be way too big

Honestly never thought about that until just now. About to hit their website.

 

[dam718]

Something like this?

Pelican Micro Case # 1010 - BLACK from Pelican-Case.com

 

[dam718]

HAH! They have NSN's listed!!! Get your supply folks to order them up!

 

[mackman]

"How does everyone transport their daily supplies around with them? My kit includes a spare battery a spare tank, carto and at least a jug of juice. I'm getting at least a third tank so that will mean two tanks would have to fit."

My is clenched in my hand most of the time. Many I know carry supplies in a diabetic test kit case, small with appropriate compartments.