🧰 TestHelper KCH18 Soft Carrying Case: Efficient Storage Solution for Handheld Multimeter, Phase Indicator, Thermometer, Calibrator, and Clamp Meter Review

Much better than Fluke. I have no complaints, but I wish it didn't have a model number printed on it. It would be best if it were empty.

Great product and company. After the purchase I quickly ordered 2 more (KCH19). I have tried many different high end cases and they are much better for a much lower price!

Nice! It's well made and holds a Fluke 287 with leads. I hated the KCH18 stamped on the front, but figured it was a good "Fluke 287" camouflage. No space left and worth the price.

The case looks well made and has an inside pocket and velcro straps to hold the gauge and some small accessories. The zipper is solid and should last as long as the outer strap. I needed a case that would fit the Brymen 867, test leads and a manual.

Bought for my Fluke 115. I prefer a case that has room for extras and is just the thing. Space for meter, cable and manual. Convenient inner pocket and Velcro strap to keep meter in place. Seems like it will last but I will only use it at home for hobbies. By price. The case with the Fluke logo was overpriced, so I voted for it.

Bought for a new Fluke 289 (my old 189 still works but the silkscreen on the buttons has completely faded). 289 fits snugly top to bottom with room for test leads alongside and in your pocket. HOWEVER, the hanging set WILL NOT FIT. It's well made but I need to attach a hanger, I'll use it as a 189 pocket as it fits with the hanger attached and I'll use it as a pocket altimeter.

After more than 7 years of neglect, the zipper on my Fluke case finally broke. To be honest it was damaged when new but still worked. A good measuring device is essential for my work. And I certainly need to protect such a valuable asset, but I couldn't bring myself to spend a lot of money on another Fluke case, so I took a chance and bought the KCH18. I had to carefully check the size and choose the one that fits my Fluke 87 series gauge and I think I got it right. This case is almost…