Garmin Carrying Case for Rino Series (010-10117-02)
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Customer Review: Great carrying case
Summary: 5 Stars
I was searching for a carrying case for my Garmin GPSMAP 76CSx if you are too, this is a perfect fit for just the unit, with very little wiggle room.Customer Review: great service
Summary: 5 Stars
I ordered this as a Christmas present. The product came fast even during the busy holdiay season. It was exactly what I needed and is good quality.Customer Review: Great cover
Summary: 5 Stars
It fits the unit perfect and has a belt loop to easily carry your unit around.Customer Review: Not bad, but wrong case
Summary: 4 Stars
The product description states "Rino Series". But it is not intended for the Rino 520/530. To close the case you have to slightly bend the radio antenna (not recommended).
Otherwise it is a nice case. One side unzips more than half way allowing easy access to insert/remove the unit. It is not form fitting, so it would work well with anything that fits its demensions. I measure it as 7x3x1.5 Inches. The belt loop would fit a 2.5 inch belt, and is set more towards the middle than the top.
Padding: The other reviews seemed mixed. The padding is certainly think and soft enough to prevent scrapes and scratches from casual contact and dropping. But it certainly would not dampen the shock from a fall, nor prevent cracking from a severe impact.
It's doesn't work for my unit, but it is a nice enough general purpose case that I will keep it anyway.
Customer Review: Great belt Case ... for iPhone as well!
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a great little belt case for the Garmin rino series or GPSmap series. Size is 18x8x4 cm, so rather long, to accommodate the GPS detection "rino" extension. The case has a wraparound zipper that goes around the top. This is very handy for hiking where signals are weak, eg in forests, namely, I just leave the case partially unzipped and the rino detector sticks out of the case, pointing skyward, with the case attached to the belt. I have another common use for a second copy of this case, namely to carry my iPhone when it is attached to a battery extender such as the Kensington. i then get battery extension and belt carrying ability at the same time for the iPhone, using a Garmin belt case. My only reservation is that the case is not padded all that well if you really want to use it to protect an electronic device from damage.