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Mar 08, 2008 13:53 |  #1

I'm looking for a case for my G9 that is essentially just a sleeve. I don't want pockets or straps and prefer no zippers. I like to carry the camera in my coat pocket and just need enough protection to keep it from getting scratched by keys, pens or spare change.

A stretchy slip-on sleeve with no zipper, pockets or flap would be perfect.

Does anyone know of anything?


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Mar 08, 2008 14:20 |  #3

Thanks CJ. I'm familiar with this thread and the one it references. Neither thread answers the topic I've posted here.


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Mar 08, 2008 17:20 |  #4

You can fashion a slip-case using an old sock. Have the local seamstress reduce it's length to work.




  
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Mar 08, 2008 17:55 |  #5

Hi Bob,

While this may not be what you are looking for, I use a Mountainsmith Flash medium. It does have a velcro flap and a removable strap, but is not much larger than the camera. I have used it in my coat to store the camera with the flap open.The camera just slides in and it doesn't seem to loose it's shape either.
http://www.mountainsmi​th.com …oryId=12&subCat​egory2Id=0 (external link)
Another option would be to look into something like one of these neoprene pouches: http://www.seatosummit​.com/products/display/​58 (external link)
The 6x3 should fit the G9.


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Mar 08, 2008 18:07 |  #6

Savas K wrote in post #5074884 (external link)
You can fashion a slip-case using an old sock. Have the local seamstress reduce it's length to work.

Seriously, I was thinking the same thing earlier today.


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Mar 08, 2008 18:14 |  #7

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Hi Bob,

While this may not be what you are looking for, I use a Mountainsmith Flash medium. It does have a velcro flap and a removable strap, but is not much larger than the camera. I have used it in my coat to store the camera with the flap open.The camera just slides in and it doesn't seem to loose it's shape either.
http://www.mountainsmi​th.com …oryId=12&subCat​egory2Id=0 (external link)
Another option would be to look into something like one of these neoprene pouches: http://www.seatosummit​.com/products/display/​58 (external link)
The 6x3 should fit the G9.

Thanks Jeff.

The mountainsmith one looks pretty similar in size to the Lowepro D-Pods 30, which is the smallest one I've found so far. The D-Pods 30 would almost be perfect if there were no belt loop or front pocket ... and even better if didn't have a flap.


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Mar 08, 2008 18:41 |  #8

You could always try a neoprene bootie. Maybe cut free the ankle/heel section. Kids'/Ladies' size perhaps.


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Mar 08, 2008 20:50 as a reply to  @ Kevan's post |  #9

You may want to take a look at the Zing pouches:

http://www.tiffen.com …zing&family=Zin​g+Designs& (external link)

It uses a drawstring to close.




  
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Mar 08, 2008 20:56 as a reply to  @ EORI's post |  #10

Op Tech also makes a bunch of neoprene cases:

http://www.optechusa.c​om …ory/second/?CAT​EGORY_ID=5 (external link)




  
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Mar 08, 2008 21:15 |  #11

EORI wrote in post #5075973 (external link)
Op Tech also makes a bunch of neoprene cases:

http://www.optechusa.c​om …ory/second/?CAT​EGORY_ID=5 (external link)

The Op-Tech ones look interesting. I'll have to see if there is a local camera store that carries them.


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Mar 11, 2008 14:32 as a reply to  @ Bob_A's post |  #12

I use a small, soft Nikon binoculars case. The camera fits perfectly. The case does have a velcro flap and belt loop but they hardly change the profile at all.


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JohnWolf wrote in post #5094836 (external link)
I use a small, soft Nikon binoculars case. The camera fits perfectly. The case does have a velcro flap and belt loop but they hardly change the profile at all.

Do you know the model number of the case or of the binoculars that it fits?


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Mar 13, 2008 06:37 as a reply to  @ Bob_A's post |  #14

It's not very elegant but I have been using a heavy duty bubblewrap bag, folding the flap over and carrying the g9 in my pocket. It slides in your pocket easily and adds very little bulk overall.


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Mar 13, 2008 09:58 |  #15

Bob_A wrote in post #5104895 (external link)
Do you know the model number of the case or of the binoculars that it fits?

Bob, it came with 8x25 Trailblazer binoculars. I'd google for it or check with online binoculars dealers. Even if it's sold with the binoculars, you'd think there would be a replacement part number. There are two on B&H for this size binoculars, but neither is the same as mine.

Before you spend time searching, you might look for the binoculars in a store and check out the case. But to me it's just perfect.


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