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CARRYit

Name: CARRYit
Brand: SACKit - Europe
SKU: 70031
Price: 19.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

Multifunctional case

Expected delivery: 2-5 business daysExpected delivery: 2-3 days

World wide delivery

30 days return policy

Secure payment

RFID-blocking technology

Multifunctional

Protect and organize your essentials on the move in a sleek Danish design; headphones, charger, power bank, passport, phone, card and much more. With this hard shell multi-case, you will have space for much more than just headphones, and you can be on the move without being afraid of losing or damaging your essentials.

Multifunctional case
Storage capacity
9 pockets of various sizes
RFID-blocking technology

Materials

PU-leather

Product specifications

RFID-blocking technology
Removeable, PU-leather keyring
PU-leather cable organizer
9 pockets of various sizes
Product size: 219 x 239 x 62 mm

Box content

CARRYit

Below you can find the frequently asked questions for this product. Just click on a question to view the answer.

Which headphones is CARRYit suitable for?

CARRYit fits all our on-ear headphones

What is RFID-blocking?

RFID blocking is done via a layer of aluminum or carbon fiber that is impermeable to the hacker's skimming attempts.

Description Specifications FAQ

Storage capacity

The CARRYit hard shell multi-case is compatible with a wide assortment of headphones because of a 21 cm wide inner mesh pocket. With nine pockets of various sizes and a separate zipped pocket, you can organize all your essentials – even on the go.

No more mess

A stylish, removeable, PU-leather keyring is included, and it can easily be attached inside the case to make sure that you always know where your keys are. A handy, PU-leather cable organizer prevents your small cables from tangling and makes them easily accessible on the go.

Security on point

The multifunctional case is also equipped with RFID-blocking technology which protects your contactless cards as well as the newer types of passport, containing a chip, from RFID skimming which is an, unfortunately growing, form of digital theft.