Protective case for Shokz openrun, openrun pro, openrun Mini, openmove, opencomm, Aftershokz Aeropex, OpenMove, Trekz, Trekz Mini, Trekz Air, Bluez 2, 2S;

It’s really hard to find a case that fits my favorite bone conduction headphones, Creative’s Outlier Free+. This case perfectly fits them and the proprietary charging cable that I absolutely cannot lose.It’s well-made and sturdy with hard sides and fabric interior; I can tell it’s going to keep my headphones protected when I throw the whole lot into my backpack.

This is the second one that I’ve bought in 4 years. The zipper finally failed after 1460 days with at least 2920 openings, if not more. I store my Aftershockz boneless conduction headphones in it for work, I’m in construction so I’m, maybe a little rough on things. It put up with me for 4 years, solid little case.

Good protection for my headphones, fits easily, and the elastic pocket keeps the charging cord from getting tangled with the earpieces.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Nice hard case. Sturdy build. Zipper is easy to use, doesn't snarl.

I have been looking for a good set of blue-tooth earbuds for a while and nothing has made me happy. They either hurt my ears or disconnect after a few minutes of use or the battery is horrible. These headphones haven't given me any trouble. They fit snugly around the ear. Do not cause me any discomfort. I have tested this at work by wearing them for 6-8 hours at a time. Battery life is good. I just plug them up for a bit when I take them off. And they have not cut out the first time. If you are looking for a quality set, look no more. They are worth every cent.

The case is great! Keeps the headphones well protected and it's handy.

I bought this almost a year ago and never bothered reviewing it. It's never been really put to the test, so what could I say?? It looks like the picture. I'm fairly careful. But today, I had to come review it. It fell out of my car. It's dark, nighttime, I had no idea it had fallen out. As I'm pulling back up to my house, my eldest goes "Isn't that your headphones case??" I panic. I can't afford to replace these right now, and they are in near-constant use. We pick it up, it's got tire tracks across it, I'm afraid to open it. But it's not flattened. The zipper pull is a trifle bent, but no other visible damage. I open it and everything is fine. My cords, my external battery, my headphones, everything. Perfectly fine. I brushed the case off, straightened the zipper pull, and you can't even tell I ran it over. It did what a protective case is supposed to do and survived the process. For the price I paid, I couldn't ask for more. But I got it. This thing is worth every penny. You won't regret it.

So this is not a bad case, it's rigid, the zipper is "so-so" and it's got room for stuff other than headphones (like a small MP3 player and a few cables too). But the thing WREAKS of burnt Nylon plastic (I used to work in an automotive supplier with big injection-molding machines, and whenever a machine would jam, the burnt plastic smelled EXACTLY like this thing does. Whenever that happened we had to evac the plant for a few hours to air the place out.) Air it out for a LONG time before putting this into a bag, or putting anything INTO the case itself, or even using indoors. Once it airs out, it's a nice case...