Garmin 010 11273 00 Carrying Case Review

I bought a Garmin with a large touchscreen and then struggled to find a carrying case that would fit and protect the Garmin. It was a long time, once arrived , a good accessory, there is also room for windshield mount and lanyard(s).

Yes, that's more money than you should spend, but I can pack an incredible number of things in this little suitcase. For example, a Zumo 665 motorcycle navigation system in a hard case, instructions, USB cable, charging cable, 12V power cable, Garmin friction mount with bracket and GPS car adapter. WOW! Buy this and trust me you won't be disappointed.

While my Garmin Montana GPS and a few accessories fit nicely in this case, given the price I was disappointed with the quality. Looking back, I could probably go to any big discount store and buy something equivalent for half the price of this bag. However, I won't because it's too difficult to return something to a third party when buying through Revain.

Some may find this carrying case a bit pricey but it is perfect for storing my Garmin Zumo 660, its cables and mounts. There are two separate zippered cable compartments to keep cables from tangling, and these zippered compartments are accessible without opening the main compartment of the bag. The Zumo 660, its motorcycle and car mounts fit perfectly in this bag. In this case you get what you pay for.

I was afraid it would be huge judging by the picture on the website. But it's the perfect size for storing cables, GPS, a wearable friction mount, and even a few other documents. I have already purchased a GPS case and would recommend purchasing one before putting it in your carrying case just to protect the screen from scratches. The bag itself looks like a miniature medical bag carried by doctors. It is very strong and well made. I am very happy with this purchase. I wish it was a little…

This is a regular carry case and compared to others tested it feels like it's worth the money although I agree it's a bit more fabric (size) , some padding and higher quality zippers would make it more advantageous. Once I pay $31 for the suitcase, I'll spend a few more for better zippers and padding. None of the reviews mention the Garmin Nuvi 2689 with a 6-inch display, but it also fits in a leather case adequately. You might want to invest in a soft case as the tote bag is definitely not…