Joye 510 Carry Cases

Dhileas · 10-03-2009, 02:52 AM

I bought a carry case for my Joye 510 and it's... not right. The pre-formed slots are too long for the batts and too short for the atomizer/cart combo (and too deep for the atomizers alone). The inserts are also made out of a really cheap plastic with a sort of felt texture.

Has anyone found a carry case that isn't too big, but will hold 2-3 cart/atomizer combos & 2-3 batts? I was hoping for something that had a sort of foam inside so as to keep the pieces from rattling around. I'd get the 510 PCC, but I don't think it's really what I am looking for.

Dhileas · 10-15-2009, 04:00 AM

Update: I got tired of looking so I tried to figure out how I could improve what I bought. I bought this model of case (mine isn't pink, but this is the only photo I could find off the net of one that wasn't tampered with):

I tore out the molded plastic inserts and looked about the house for something I could use to line the insides. I looked in my kitchen and I thought about using excess non-adhesive shelf liner material that I used to line my cabinets and drawers. I cut out the dimensions for each side (6.2cm X 9.6cm) and tucked it in under the elastic straps. It works GREAT! I had to trim the corners a little bit, but it keeps two 510 batteries, two 510 atomizers, four 510 cartridges, and a 3ml sample bottle of my favorite eLiquid. The fact that it stays in by itself and can be pulled out with ease allows me to clean up any spills inside the case. I can also wash the material easily, although I don't care to really, as I had quite a bit left over from it's intended use. A roll of the material is relatively cheap. I found small rolls in Target and Walmart for $1.99. They come in many colors, which is nice. My case is black pleather on the outside and it has black non-adhesive shelf liner on the inside.

PUFFDADDY · 10-15-2009, 03:02 PM

I know that ecigexpress.com carries some cases for the 510.

Dhileas · 10-16-2009, 05:17 AM

The cases aren't bad looking, I'm just not a fan of the plastic inserts with the preformed slots. If I want to carry three batteries instead of two, the option really isn't there. By removing the inserts, you can line the insides and fit more of what you want inside. Also, the non-adhesive shelf liner material keeps things from sliding around too much.

Stehle · 10-16-2009, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Dhileas

Update: I got tired of looking so I tried to figure out how I could improve what I bought. I bought this model of case...

I tore out the molded plastic inserts and looked about the house for something I could use to line the insides. I looked in my kitchen and I thought about using excess non-adhesive shelf liner material that I used to line my cabinets and drawers. I cut out the dimensions for each side (6.2cm X 9.6cm) and tucked it in under the elastic straps. It works GREAT! I had to trim the corners a little bit, but it keeps two 510 batteries, two 510 atomizers, four 510 cartridges, and a 3ml sample bottle of my favorite eLiquid. The fact that it stays in by itself and can be pulled out with ease allows me to clean up any spills inside the case. I can also wash the material easily, although I don't care to really, as I had quite a bit left over from it's intended use. A roll of the material is relatively cheap. I found small rolls in Target and Walmart for $1.99. They come in many colors, which is nice. My case is black pleather on the outside and it has black non-adhesive shelf liner on the inside.

Wow! Thanks!

For as many of these cases as I have being able to "customize" even one to suit my needs is fantastic

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