🚗 Black Garmin Universal Carrying Case, Model 010-10117-02 Review

It takes a few minutes to squeeze the 750i into the case and it's a struggle to get it out too. It can protect it when traveling, but it's not a suitable option for a bag during use. As a side note, it doesn't match the 755-ton Rhino either, dammit. Maybe Garmin needs to develop a new all-purpose case.

I bought a Garmin GPSMAP 66s for Christmas and needed somewhere to store it when I'm carrying it in my gear closet and also when I'm using it while hiking to the tops of the trail and back transport. It also has a soft, scratch-resistant interior that protects it. For the price, you can't go wrong with this affordable tote to protect your expensive investment.

This is the third Garmin case I've bought, one for each of our two Garmin 64 GPS units, plus this case for one of those units that was stolen and replaced last week . The robust soft case fits perfectly with the Garmin 64 series and offers enough space for a couple of spare batteries. The zipper works perfectly, the padded interior protects the GPS and the case protects the GPS when stored or in a backpack. This is an excellent buy for the money.

The bag is spacious and fits well. The GPS fits in, leaving room for a couple of batteries and an extra SD card. The bag has a belt loop, durable. It looks like it can take the wear and tear and should last for years. Not much padding or protection so don't expect this case to protect your GPS from damage in the event of a fall. Very functional but I would like the zipper to open about halfway on each side. This one opens more than halfway on one side, but very little on the other side.

I had my previous GPS carrying case for 10 years. Finally worn out. Replaced with a new Garmin universal carrying case, new in the box, from Revain. I took him on a hike for the first time on 08/26/19. The belt loop broke after 4.4 miles / 4 hours of use. If my wife hadn't been right behind me and found it on the trail, I would have lost my $400 GPS. Even if Garmin replaces it (haven't heard from them!) I'd have to rebuild a new one as I don't trust their supplier. CHEAP FOREIGN SHIT. DO NOT…

I bought this bag after checking the Garmin website that it was a purchase for the GPS 62s. The purpose of this cover was to keep dust out until I was out on my bike. I attached the case to the camel with a belt loop on the back of the case. I've found this zipper to work well as long as I have two hands to pull the seam of the zipper properly for it to work. However, once it was on my backpack, I found the zipper difficult to open and close. I suppose it would be easier if it was a little…

As already mentioned, this is a universal case, so there may be problems with the adjustment between different models. The internal dimensions are 7" x 2.75" x 1.5". Overall the case looks well made for the price and should be worn well with light to moderate use. It's soft on the inside. I have a case for Bought the GPSMAP 78SC and it fits nicely in the bag with free space above or below the unit. You can easily use the extra space to store spare batteries or other small devices. The only…

I just received my case and I can't wait to use it! After reading some of the reviews I was a bit concerned about some of the choices. I'm glad I ordered this. Advantages: 1) Zipper closure, no Velcro! Some people prefer velcro for easy access. I have one time too. After traversing an extremely difficult trail, wading through tall grass, small trees and shrubs, and falling off hidden cliffs and ankle traps more times than I care to admit, I found that both my GPSr and video camera were…