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I carry two assembled 650 Tritons in a Vea carrier. Kudos to stevegmu for the tip...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/halo/465562-what-do-you-carry-your-triton-2.html#post10817356
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/halo/465562-what-do-you-carry-your-triton-2.html#post10817356
Ahhh.... definitely won't be carrying spare juice or extra tanks in the Vea carrier. I'd go with something like a zippered ego pouch if you want to carry extra stuff. If at all possible, pick it up in person at a B&M. Lots of Ego case knock-offs online with incorrect stated dimensions.
I have used the Ego Medium and large cases. Since I carry a backpack to work, I prefer the large ego case because I can carry 4 tritons, 4 tanks and a ucan with extra juice 
I love mine too! I found that I needed the belt hook clip thingy to cinch down harder on my clothes, etc. So I closed up the gap slightly by putting it in a vise between 2 pieces of wood. I like sticking the case inside my jeans pocket with the clip hooked on the outside.
I purchased this case http://www.fasttech.com/products/1411/10004108/1339308
Hoping it will fit.
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Hoping it will fit.
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I received essentially the same item as a gift a couple of weeks ago. The 650-mah batteries from my Triton kit do fit with a tank attached, but it's a close thing. Longer batteries might need to be unscrewed, which isn't a big deal, but hey.
Full disclosure: I haven't used the eGo case in any meaningful way since I got it. Don't love its layout, personally. Then again, my needs are few when I go out; if I'm making a shortish trip, I just carry a single, assembled Triton out with me. If I'm making a longer trip, I just bring the starter-kit case with an extra battery and a couple of filled reserve tanks. Still working out the logistical kinks, as you can probably tell
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