Case for MD?

[TabWhisperer]

I am thinking about getting a bag for my Classic IDX. Also an older 6000DI/HM. From what I can tell the bags sold by MD stores look a lot like a snowboard bag. Any recommendations? Padded or recommended type of material?

 

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[Sandman]

It just depends on who makes the bag. If a detector fits in a snowboard bag and it is cheaper, I say go for it. Padded bags are ok, but if you are that rough with the electronics You can always add more padding. I always thought the idea of the bag was to sell more bags.

 

[TabWhisperer]

I'm thinking in terms of storage and transporting. Make it easier to keep items together and carrying to the car and maybe help protect them. I figure it will help keep pieces together like headphones and diggers so they don't tend to get separated when stored. Thanks.

 

[fetz]

ive been using a baseball players sports bag for years real handy the kind that the ball players put their bat glove etc in

 

[rjw4law]

For traveling across country on the airlines I use a hard Case. Fits in the overhead, no problem with the airlines.

 

[Nailbender]

I use the Whites soft bag and really like it I think there $50 new but Mine came with my used detector for an extra $25. It fits the detecor very nicely and has a side pocket for a coulpe of extra coils and is easy to carry.

 

[TabWhisperer]

I wound up buying 2 White's bags from Poppa off this site. Two different colors so I can tell them apart. I am very satisfied with them. I wish they were about 6 inches longer but you can't have everything.

 

[KYBuzzBox]

I bought a bag for kellyco that allows me to put the V3 in it without having to take it apart. But I went to a local military surplus store and bought an old medic bag with a shoulder strap and lots of pockets ($15.00) to hold battery packs, diggers, headphones, and extra coils. I really like the prices at them surplus stores.