Magpul DAKA Can Protective Storage Container
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The main body of a Baofeng UV-C lamp, if it's still relevant to you or anyone else, is the main body of a Baofeng UV-C lamp. The canister will hold 5R. The antena, however, is too long to allow the lid to close, even if it is remodeled from the radio. As a result, only one radio's main body fits.
My oakley gascans, which are a large medium pair of sunglasses, are stored in mine.
I have oakley fuelcell sunglasses, and they are comfortable to wear.
They certainly ought to. They fit my Holbrooks, and these appear to be the same size, so I'm sure you'll be fine. The case, by the way, works great.
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For the most part, I like Magpul's products; this case is ergonomic and perfectly fits my prescription safety glasses, and the hard case design appeals to me. I'm not sure how well it'll hold up, unfortunately. I literally dropped the case off the edge of my kitchen counter, and it cracked right near the door hinge. I was a bit let down.
I was not impressed in the least. It doesn't appear to be of the same high quality that we've come to expect. I admire creativity and thinking outside the box, but if you're going to do it (do it well), you should do it well. I'm not going to return it because it's a neat little container (by the way, my wife thinks I have a container addiction), but I'm also not going to buy any more. br>In the end, they could have done a better job. I believe there is a lot of room for improvement. G2 will need to close securely and be waterproof, as well as be extremely durable. Boys, it's back to the drawing board; you've got a fantastic idea that just needs to be refined. br>Take a look at what YETI has accomplished. They took a good idea and turned it into a monster. Innovation and "quality maintenance" are two strategies that have proven to be successful. I'm not sure how you feel about YETI, but it doesn't matter; no one can deny that they produce a high-quality product that people are willing to pay for. br>br>By the way, MAGPUL is a fantastic company with fantastic products that will continue to grow while maintaining a high level of quality. This one came up a little short.
long-term viability As a more durable storage case for my sunglasses (Maui Jim's Ho'okipas; Magpul DAKA Can; Magpul DAKA Can; Magpul DAKA Can; Magpul DAKA Can; Magpul DAKA Can; Magpul DAKA Can; Magpul DAKA Can I'm pleased with the results so far (see photos). My sunglasses fit perfectly inside, and the soft inner lining hasn't scratched the lenses. It's also a lot more durable than the sunglasses' zippered nylon clamshell. The lid hinge is also reassuringly sturdy, exhibiting little torsional flex throughout its range of motion and preventing the lid from flopping around if the can is moved while open. br>br>However, I have my doubts about the DAKA can's longer-term viability. long-term viability When I pinch the sides with a few pounds of force (even with the lid closed), it creaks audibly and flexes slightly. In addition, the lid is friction-free on its own. Only a shallow plastic nubbin snaps into a molded recess along the inside edge of the can to close it. An externally hinged snap-on closure would have been preferable. even if it would have disrupted the can's clean silhouette (as in a Plano ProLatch Stowaway box). Plus, if Magpul includes a hidden hinged latch and a rubber o-ring, the gun will be even better. I'm sure it'd be waterproof if you added a ring to the lid.
Despite the exorbitant price, I ordered this because Magpul is a favorite of mine, and it looks cool. So now that I've got it in my hands, I'll share my thoughts with you. 1. br>br> It appears to be coolbr>2. It is, in my opinion, far too expensive for the quality. It has a thin, flimsy feel to it. I agree with others who have stated that the hing feels flimsy, and I expect it to fail quickly if it is subjected to abuse or heavy use.
3. This case has no type of attachment point, not even a small hole for tying a string or a way to mount it to anything. This is my own fault because I should have paid more attention to the pictures. br>4. Most things I can think of, including most glasses, are both too small and too big for it.
5. In my opinion, it lacks sufficient padding to protect the lenses of good glasses.
6. Did I mention the price is astronomically high, as is customary for Magpul?
7. So, if you want to spend $20 on a cool cheap piece of plastic, it's fine, and I have to admit, it looks pretty cool, which was my primary motivation for purchasing it.
My RayBan Aviators fit perfectly with plenty of room to spare. This container fits snugly in my cup holder without rattling, and it's the ideal location for quickly retrieving and storing my sunglasses as I get in and out of my car. The lid stays put until you open it; instead of a flexing piece of plastic, the hinge is mechanical. The container is rigid enough to sit on or throw around without crushing it. For protecting and transporting my shades, it's a great deal. They must now incorporate a dot matrix, similar to what Magpul uses on its magazines.
Extremely dissatisfied, and by the second day, I had completely broken down. I'm not sure how it happened, but I believe I received the bad batch. I wasn't expecting this after reading the reviews and deciding to put my expensive Oakley prescription glasses in them, but it was a bad decision.
Not the magpul quality I had hoped for. The box is fine; my Oakleys barely fit inside, but the lid feels cheap. The hinge and latch both feel weak, as if they wouldn't be able to withstand any stress or time.
Hardcases that are extremely useful. It's about the same size as a pair of glasses. In my EDC/workbag, I have three: one for sunglasses, one for eyeglasses, and one filled with various cables I'd need to keep my devices running on a backup battery. To make a quick-access battery, I wrapped a rangerband around the can and tucked my portable battery inside. Kit for charging your phone. br>br>These are fantastic units, with a plethora of uses for OCD sufferers like myself. It's made of Magpul's signature polymer, which means it's crush resistant and of high quality. The interior, which is nicely lined with a microfiber material on top of a spongy cushion all the way around the can, is my favorite feature, especially since they are my preferred eyeglass holders. You will not find a higher quality container for your eyeglasses anywhere on the market short of a full-size case unless you are concerned about something taking up too much room in your purse, as my wife is. The case of the blown pelican.
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