📷 Durable Caseling Hard Case Designed for Ricoh Theta (All Models) Digital Camera with Mesh Pocket Review

Good bag for the price. The metal strap hook broke quite easily when I carried it in my hand after some use, so the quality of the strap is not very good, but it is easy to replace. The bag itself fits the camera perfectly and serves its purpose. For the price I would say it's worth it.

Seems like a good case but my Ricoh Theta V doesn't fit securely. Too much space inside to securely hold a camera. Instead, it rattles internally and bangs against the sides. Can protect a little but not fully if not tight.

A little big for my taste but does the job. If you plan to carry it with you, it will most likely end up in your jacket pocket because it's terribly thick for such a thin camera (it doesn't feel that thick because it's a hard case). However, it definitely serves its purpose.

The shape of the lens made me afraid to toss Theta straight into my camera bag. The cap that came with the Theta was tight and I don't like pulling the cap over the lens to keep dirt out. This hard case works well. It doesn't quite match the Theta, but I put a neoprene pouch in it and now the camera doesn't bounce at all.

I was disappointed with this case, it's certainly not hard, it can be crushed but it offers some protection. However, the camera moves inside the body which I think can scratch the lens and forget the wrist strap, except for removing the camera from a bag or bag, the mount is flimsy and cheap. You will end up losing your camera. I think I'll resort to the neoprene case that came with the camera.

This is not my first caseling product. They make very well lined semi-rigid casings for many products. There's a lot to like here. Durable, good protection, good quality zippers, size fits Ricoh Theta S well. My only complaint is that the left side is the mesh pocket. You can store a charging cable in it, for example. On the right side you place Ricoh (does not fit on the left side). I wish there was a strap or something. There isn't much room in it but it moves a bit and a strap would have…

To be honest I bought the wrong case. I kept it because shipping was going to cost the same as sending it back. However, I won't let my mistake stop me from appreciating this. Actually a very good case. I've found a different use for it than I originally intended and the quality is excellent. The zipper looks strong and sturdy. The shape of the case is rigid and doesn't allow for much flexibility, protecting the inside. If the company that made this made the case I needed I would have done it…

lens shape. The cap that came with the Theta was tight and I don't like pulling the cap over the lens to keep dirt out. This hard case works well. It doesn't quite match the Theta, but I put a neoprene pouch in it and now the camera doesn't bounce at all.

You might crush it, but it offers some protection. However the camera moves inside the body which I think can cause scratches on the lens and as for the wrist strap forget about it, apart from using it to remove the camera from a bag or bag it is Bracket weak and cheap. You will end up losing your camera. I think I'll resort to the neoprene case that came with the camera.

This is not my first caseling -Article . They make very well lined semi-rigid casings for many products. There's a lot to like here. Durable, good protection, good quality zippers, size fits Ricoh Theta S well. My only complaint is that the left side is the mesh pocket. You can store a charging cable in it, for example. On the right side you place Ricoh (does not fit on the left side). I wish there was a strap or something. There isn't much room in it but it does move a bit and a strap would…