🎣 Protect Your Tech, Own the Water!
The LUCKY Hard Travel Case is a compact, lightweight, and waterproof EVA storage solution designed specifically for fish finders and other delicate electronics. Featuring a shockproof triple-layer construction with a hard exterior and soft interior, it safeguards your gear from water, bumps, and pressure. Its ergonomic design includes a smooth double zipper and mesh pocket for organized storage, making it ideal for boat, kayak, ice fishing, or off-road adventures.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 8.46 x 6.38 x 3.9 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.3 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 7.87 x 3.94 x 5.91 inches |
| Item Weight | 6.88 ounces |
| Brand Name | LUCKY |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) |
| Manufacturer | JINHUA LUCKY ET MANUFACTURER CO.,LTD. |
| Part Number | LUCKYEVAB-1 |
| Style | Travel |
W**H
Great case.
Works great. Everything fits inside and is all protected.
D**I
Fish finder case.
Held the fish finder very well, more than enough room.
M**N
Simple to use
Have used this in our Coleman canoe on the lake, while still fishing. Powers up easily, cord length is good, yellow float keeps the transducer where it needs to be. Shows schools well, and I use on silent- unlike the annoying beep beep beep of the guy in the next boat over. Good battery life, and I got the nice carry case also. Just the trick to know if you are fishing a dead hole.
A**R
Great product. Protection is key.
Hard case is great. Sturdy and protective inner lining. Recommended for your items.
R**Y
A Cheat code I think,lol
Feels like cheating when ya know where the fish are , and this little thing will let ya know when you're in the right place,lol
T**N
bobber is water activated.
product works good.
R**D
fun to use
toss it into the water and see if anything is near
E**S
Decent case, just large
Seems to be a sturdy case and holds everything nicely! It is just a lot thicker then it seems. Making it a little larger of a case. I would use this as a storage and travel case. But not bring it onto the kayak with me. I would leave it in the vehicle and just bring the fish finder and transducer.
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