The perfect case still eludes me...but I am still looking!

[RollTheBones]

So now that I am pretty much dripping and exclusively using the Joye 510 (and soon, the eGo!) I no longer have to carry around a bunch of carts and batteries. Well, for a while i was actually hauling around gear for both the 510 and a KR-808 but I finally ditched the 808.

Anyhoo, I still need to carry a couple batteries and several small juice bottles. Several because I have flavor ADD and need to rotate the tastes. I tried the eyeglass case (too bulky, everything rolls around when I walk so i sound like a walking scrap heap) the PCC (all I can hold is one battery, no room for bottles), a cheap little drawstring bag (too loose, everything is always falling out)

It occurred to me that since I have been used to having a pack of smokes in a pocket somewhere, THAT is what I want! A case roughly the size of a pack of cigs.

Does anyone know of such a beast? I have checked out a few sites that have cases but none of them match my criteria. Wondering if I will end up having to make my own?

Ideally if it could hold a 510 battery (eventually an eGo batt) and a few small (3 mil) juice bottles I would be happy. Maybe.

 

[Taurox]

I have heard of people finding small camera cases that seem to fit the bill. They have lots of zipper pockets to hold film or bottles and they are soft enough to collapse some in your pocket.
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[ropetrick]

Same problem here. I'm about to try a soft-sided case designed, I think, for fly-fishing lures. It's got a magnetic latch, and the foam ribs inside (designed to hold flies) I think will hold things in place. I'll report back if it works out.

 

[RollTheBones]

I have heard of people finding small camera cases that seem to fit the bill. They have lots of zipper pockets to hold film or bottles and they are soft enough to collapse some in your pocket.
T

That's a great idea, will keep an eye out.

Same problem here. I'm about to try a soft-sided case designed, I think, for fly-fishing lures. It's got a magnetic latch, and the foam ribs inside (designed to hold flies) I think will hold things in place. I'll report back if it works out.

Please do!

 

[Lisa B]

I got a hard covered camera case at Walmart, has netting on one side to keep batteries still and holds your bottles too. Since I drip I like my case to stand up not lay down in my purse, so there is a small loop on the back of the case, I added a clip to it and clip it on the outside of my purse, you could also use it to clip to your belt loop.

 

[HzG8rGrl]

I have been looking for the modified cell phone case. What the fella did was use some black pipeing and cut it into 3 pieces and inserted those into a cell phone case. It held 1 ecig an extra battery and either a couple atties or a 3ml bottle. It was a pretty good job. I'll keep looking.

 

[floridamale]

I have been looking for the modified cell phone case. What the fella did was use some black pipeing and cut it into 3 pieces and inserted those into a cell phone case. It held 1 ecig an extra battery and either a couple atties or a 3ml bottle. It was a pretty good job. I'll keep looking.

The cell case will work great, I use a old multi-tool case that has a belt loop so it's easy to have with me. Will hold 2 Elegants with carts & juice, or my screw driver with extra battery, atty, and juice which ever I decide to use that day.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

I bought a little zippered case for a portable hard drive from CaseLogic for my eGo. I can fit everything I need in it and stick it in my purse. Works great for me!

 

[banjo]

Here you go: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-forum/89270-luxury-e-cig-carrying-cases.html

 

[RollTheBones]

Here you go: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-forum/89270-luxury-e-cig-carrying-cases.html

These look promising....the only thing that concerns me is that cases I have had so far all had weak clasps and sooner or later they just wont stay shut

Anyone here have experience with these Artboxz? So far I am liking what I see.

 

[banjo]

I have one of Kristin's cases. They are extremely well built and quite solid. No problems with the hinges or the clasp. And, they are, for what you get, reasonably priced. PM her and she will be happy to answer all of your questions.