What does everyone carry their gear around in?

[everman7]

I am looking for something small to hold my roughstackv2, some clearomizers and maybe a couple bottles of fluid.

I would like something small that I can carry into work (and not have it look like dorky). I am thinking about the maxpedition rat wallet, but a hard case would be preferred. I think an altoid case is too thin for the rs.

Any thoughts or ideas?

thanks.

 

[Renzuli]

Try different cell phone cases . I use one to carry my Reo , and an extra atty . Works great

 

[classwife]

How about a hard shell glasses case...I have several of those that I use for different items.

 

[dormouse]

I have a little ethnic (called "Bolivian" but made in India) colorful woven 7x7 inch cross-shoulder cloth purse. My normal purse is a waist pouch so the combo work OK (not like I am carrying two purses).

 

[coolone1]

I use one of these, It holds everything I need.

Medicool - Dia-Pak Daymate - Since 1989 Dia-Pak has been the product of choice to keep insulin and related supplies organized and portable

 

[classwife]

coolone1..that is a nice case...he might like that...it's tough for the guys to find things that aren't girly !
The eGo cases are pretty nice too.

 

[DoseyWallups]

The case that my Bose Iphone headset came in Works perfectly

 

[atom48]

I use an eGo case. It's hard-sided, and holds 2 complete eGos, about 3-4 cartos, and 3 3ml sized bottles of juice. Looks like a thicker eyeglass case with zipper. Many vendors carry them.

 

[leftfeild]

I carry everything in my pockets...

 

[NoMoreMondays]

Zippered hard shell camera case from Dollar Tree: 4.5" x 2.75" x 1" (inside dimensions) available in black, blue, red and silvery gray for ... well, of course ... $1.00. Simple, flat, no bling-bling and very sturdy. They are right next to the tools stuff together with small electronic gimmicks.

 

[Jslay00]

I hang a Kgo around my neck by stringing an access-badge lanyard through a simple nylon holster that came with a AAA-battery flashlight. ...yeah, it looks a little "dorky" but it is extremely convenient.

My Darwin came with a nifty belt holster:
PV Carrying Case
(...the LARGE one)

The sides are stretch webbing but the length, while perfect for a Darwin, is not adjustable. I use it to protect the Darwin when I pack for trips but, mostly, that mod stays at home where I can't lose it.

Inside my bag/briefcase, I carry 3 extra Kgo batts, charging cable, cone, drip-tips and a few pre-filled cartos in one of these "hard"-shell cases:
Personal Vaporizer Travel Case

The battery slots may not be wide enough for a Roughstack but there's a larger pocket behind them. The shell is flexible but hard enough to be protective. Lots of vendors carry this case so shop around if you think you want one.

Other than that, I'd look for cellphone cases, knife and utility sheaths. Police and military supply stores have a large selection of carriers/containers that attach to belts and vests and webs in various ways.

 

[Nunnster]

I got myself A carrying case from TW. Its nice. It hold two fullly assembled Riva's, 5 extra cartos, a few attys, and one 10 ml bottle of juice with room to spare if I wanted to add more. I dont think that I would ever go though all that in a day. I carry the attys in case I'm out and find a juice vender that I want to try. Before I got the case I would carry all that stuff in my pockets lol.

 

[IBVa Pin]

As a newbie, ready to celebrate 1 month without a Virginia Slim on Monday, I carry
everything in a very stylish plastic zipper sandwich bag.

 

[rwnielsen]

As a newbie, ready to celebrate 1 month without a Virginia Slim on Monday, I carry
everything in a very stylish plastic zipper sandwich bag.

Congrats on your month





/threadjack

 

[Uncle Willie]

a small fishing tackle plastic box from Walmart ..

 

[whitecloud68]

sunglasses cases work well too !

 

[oldsoldier]

If you are not 100% set on having a hard sided case¹ the case logic thumb drive cases work well. I use a 6 drive model though I rarely put my roughstack inside of it. It carries enough supplies for a couple days away from home with no problems and is smaller than a paperback book.

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¹The case is what I would classify as 'semi rigid'

 

[araczynski]

I carry my stuff in the little pouch that came with my ego-t kit. basically though i only carry around the two batteries, two atties (now only one since the other died 5 weeks into use) and maybe 2 tanks. more than enough supplies for any one day.

i kind of do wish i could find a small hard plastic case to hold the tanks neatly....actually now that i think about it, i have had in the past some AA rechargeable battery holders (plastic cases), that might work well for this.... off to ebay i go...

 

[thenut]

I happened to see a YouTube video once of a girl who used a "Golla Bag" for her e-cig stuff. (I had never even heard of one).
Anyway, it looked pretty cool with several little compartments, a velcro cover, a carrying strap, belt loop, and even a little carabiner attached to the back of it.
They come in lots of different sizes and designs...I bought a small one on e-bay super cheap, and it works great.

Golla Bag | eBay

 

[davido]

an insulated lunch bag........ok its dorky, but i don't really mind