Customer Reviews

Nylon DM 5-CD Player Sports Pack

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4 star:		(1)
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1 star:		(2)

 

 

This CD holder/case is the best I've seen yet. And I've done my homework.

Pros- Has 2 seperate pockets for sotrage of whatever

Can hold 2 CD players, or just hold more CD's

Holds plenty of CD's

Plenty of padding to protect your Player

Cons- A bit expencive, but worth it

Overall you shold buy this if your are a Walker,Runner,Riding your Bike, or Hiking.

I purchased 2 weeks ago and have worn 4 times roller blading. Last night the stitching let go, on the belt where it attatches to the pouch, and my new discman went sliding accross the pavement. Not what I consider value for $20.00 ....

I have used one of these sport-belt cases for my thrice-weekly trips to the gym for several years now, and overall, I have been pleased. The best feature of this case is that it is roomy, and includes generously sized extra pockets along the belt. I have to carry keys, a small padlock, change, and extra batteries during my trips to my workout, in addition to the cd player, my Etymotic earphones, and an extra cd, so the roominess of these belt pockets is welcome.

I have noticed complaints by other reviewers regarding poor stitching leading to breakage. This surprises me, as I have had no such problems. However, I think that people would be wise NOT to put the cd player itself in the outside compartment (as shown in the illustration), as this area is contained only by light netting. The stitching along this netting might well be more prone to breakage. I always put the player in the innermost pocket, leaving the outside pocket for extra cd's only.

My only real complaint about this product is that over time, the belt itself tends to wrinkle badly, and there is no good way to flatten it out (since it's nylon, it's not a good idea to iron the thing). This is not really a major problem, however.

I've been using this pack since day 1. I've used it hundreds of times for the gym and my hiking excursions and I've never had one single problem. It's pockets are roomy for extra carry along CD's, batteries, or fold-up headphones. The side pockets are ideal for a few keys or some spare cash. Definitely worth it.

Unlike the others I have never had a problem with using the outside netting for holding my CD player. One thing it is not built for is jogging. So avoid it if you think it's good for that. Being made of nylon makes it ideal for outdoor conditions that I need for it and it stores great in my car and gym bag.

For only $20 you can't lose out really.

When I work out at the gym, I love to listen to my CD player. But, like most weightlifters, I can be very hard on my equipment, therefore I require something durable and also very functional. The solution is the Case Logic CD Sports Pack. Here's a great pouch that not only neatly carries your CD player, there's also room to carry 3 CDs (a must for those who buy double CDs or box sets), a zipper pocket for keys, batteries, or small change. Plus, the waistband can be fastened comfortably and holds your equipment in place. It carries everything in one small, compact bag, and the price makes it an irresistible bargain.

Got it yesterday, worked out with it this morning. It lasted minutes before the stitches tore and my CD player crashed to the floor. This should only be sold in a Joke Store: "Laugh when your friend puts his valuable CD player in this joke pack and it breaks. Lots of yucks."

Think it is good to have cds in there and listen to music at the same time. I mean if you are going on a trip and have your cds in a case. You don't have to waste time.