Slinger - Carcasa de aluminio para ocho tarjetas digitales SD/MMC

This is the only memory card case I have ever really liked. I purchased one like this over 10 years ago. In between then and now, I had actually bought 2 different others ones. I wanted to try something different. I never really liked the others, just didn't work out. Was able to find this one which is exactly like the other one I have had for years. Good size, not too big, not too small. Very portable, easy to open as well. Holds memory cards very well, have never had any issues with looseness or tightness. Very easy to remove and insert the sd cards. Material holding sd cards is very nice and shouldn't wear out. The other one I have owned for over 10 years still holds card in place solidly and has never had wear issues in regards to holding cards in place.

Good quality closure and zipper

Does exactly what it's supposed to do - hold and protect your SD (or other) memory cards, securely.We use it typically when we are traveling, and want to carry a lot of memory cards. FYI, once we start using cards we will typically use two cases - one that we carry with us, with unused cards, and one locked in the hotel safe, to keep the memories safe.Cards fit securely in their slots, but come out easily. Well designed.We have a plastic one and this one. They both cost basically the same, and work equally well, but this one is much sturdier with a better hinge and hasp.If you are looking for a way to securely transport your cards, I can't think of a better deal than this one.

To answer the big questions up front, yes it holds the cards securely and yes it has lasted almost a year and a half. Solid investment, and totally worth the small price tag. You can read the rest of the review if you would like, but those are the biggest things I looked forI've owned this case for over a year now. I got it shortly after I got my DSLR since a few of the memory cards didn't come in plastic cases. I was hesitant about buying it since some of the reviews discussed poor build quality as I'm sure you are if you are reading this review.I don't normally write reviews on Amazon, but this case is good enough that it is warranted.I have had absolutely no issues with the case. It is durable enough to throw in my camera bag or backpack and not worry about it. None of it has even …

I am extremely pleased with both this product and its seller. The case arrived just in time for a wedding I photographed last weekend, to replace my old (and frankly a little too small) canvas case that I had been using.Based on other, similar products, I was fearful that this item would have the same weaknesses. I am happy to report that the case holds the SD cards firmly in place and even when bumped and thrown around (I accidentally dropped the case) the cards remained in place.Pros:- I like that it allows me to turn used cards upside down so that I can keep visual track of how I am doing for space- It seems solid and stays shut even when mishandled- The case itself is very stylish, I like the finish and hope that it remains as is (I saw GWC guests eyeing the case, greedily)- It is …

The one we received had no paint or anodization, just polished aluminum, so the finish is still in great shape; the construction is very good. We've used it every day for a couple of months and it's holding up very well, carries our SD cards nicely. I couldn't find on Amazon a better value for your money at the lower end of the market and for most uses, probably even professional, it should do well. We're very happy with it.ADDED October 7th, 2013: A few months after purchasing it, I dropped it while open from about chest height onto a concrete floor. Not surprisingly the plastic hinge tore, but after applying two pieces of duct tape horizontally it functions almost as good as new, and of course a fabric hinge is very durable. It's still going strong with several days a week usage after a

Pretty good little card case. Had to pick one up after I began "losing" my SD cards to being misplaced. The slots for holding the cards are secure, they do not pop out once in until you intentionally remove them. Case is a bit smaller than I had imagined, but that's okay. Price point could have been a bit lower too, while competitive with other similar cases, there's no reason something which holds 8 memory cards should run $20 in the first place even if most of the other ones do too.My only real complaint about this case is that it's a bit clunky to open, the release button is contoured on the curved edge right where the case opens and I find myself awkwardly trying to press the button while simultaneously splitting the case apart. Frequently the button seems to kind of slip away from my

Fell apart the day I got it. The aluminum panels are fastened to the internal; plastic frame with double sided tape. Cheap cheap cheap. One panel fell off, and would not reattach. I peeled the tape the rest of the way off and put a few globs of epoxy in there, squeezed it, and I think it's good.On the upside, these seem to REALLY offer a lot of protection. I have one that I use a lot for CF cards, and while they look terrible pretty fast (painted, not anodized, and they scratch easily) they seem extremely well designed around their primary purpose, which is protecting media.That cheap finish, by the way, adds a scruffy patina that makes them look war-weary...nobody likes to be the only n00b-looking guy with brand-new tools, right?