🔌 JNCCVR Cover: Ideal Protection for Jump-N-Carry Jump Starter Models JNC660, JNC4000, JNCXF Review

Works as expected but could be better. I ordered it because it came with a charger. There is a Velcro tab at the bottom that runs the full length. You simply pull it off and put it on, then put the closed flap back on. Grip hole for easy portability. It would be more convenient if there was a cutout so you can charge it without removing it from the case. In fact, if I have the motivation, I'll probably do just that. I think it's better than nothing in its current form.

The material of this case appears to be of good quality, offers limited protection from scratches and does not protect against bumps and drops as expected. Unfortunately the stitching on this cover is very poor and one side of the velcro came loose within a week of purchase and 5-6 openings. After this velcro stripped loose, the entire bonding of the cover began to fall apart. I highly recommend you look elsewhere if you need a cover and in all honesty you probably won't even need one like this

This was a must have when I picked up the Jumpstart box. After using it for a while it was torn, it seems a little sooner than I would like. It does a great job of closing the box. One thing that worries me is that the velcro that securely attaches the jump box is dead on the bottom of the backpack. Due to the weight of the jump box, this makes it difficult to attach the Velcro. Of course, it would be easier to have a longer tab to pull down and velcro to the back of the device. Although it…

Well made and good value for money. I put the cigarette lighter extension in another zip pocket and put it in the large pocket. No problem. Update: I've been using it in the hold of my boat for 2 years, about 40 days total since 2016. There is a hole in it and I don't know how to go about it. I'm deducting 3 stars because of the cheap material and it's so hard to take out and put in. Who developed bottom loading with Felcro? How painful. I will be ordering another one and this time I will sew…

The bag is made of blue nylon fabric, impregnated with plastic on the inside (it smells strongly of plastic). The material is 20 mils thick. The bag weighs 5 and 1/4 ounces. The edges are reinforced with stitched piping. The bottom flap folds under the bag and the bag closes with Velcro. Because the valve is at the bottom of the bag, it's difficult to close (with a heavy starter at the top). Other reviewers have pointed out that this prevents the contacts from shorting out with a metal object…