Bonus! I have a lightpix labs flash. I use it with the GRiiiX and with my Fuji cameras as fill or for fun. It's not a huge flash and I thought this JJC case would be perfect for me to be able to carry it around instead of the soft bag I normally carry it in. Well guess what? I can fit the GRiiiX AND the Lightpix labs flash in the same case. It's a bit of a tight fit, but it works (see pics) That's a game changer for me and maybe the strap now makes sense to use as well.
Original review before the flash revelation.
Wasn't sure if I'd like this or not. The whole point of the Ricoh GRiiiX is that it's compact and you can fit it into your pocket. It also packs away into my luggage into little pockets no problem so I never really considered a case.
However, there are times when I don't have a dedicated pocket or area for the camera, it has to sit around with keys and other items. For these times, it's nice to be able to pack away the camera into a protective case. The camera fits perfectly and the case has some cool features.
It's got nice structure like a hard case so your camera for sure it protected. Also there are a couple different ways to mount/carry this. It comes with a strap that I'll probably never use. But it also has a belt loop that I used to attach it to my backpack for testing. The third option is a carabiner that's included. I can use this to attach to the molle loops on my backpack as well.
If anything, it becomes a nice little storage for other small items!
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Product Description
Hard EVA Exterior
Features a durable, EVA molded construction and the inside with soft lining for enhanced impact and shock protection.
Mesh Accessory Pocket
An interior mesh pocket on the underside of the lid provides space for batteries, SD cards, cable and other small accessories.
Dual Zippered Closure
Double zipper enables easy access at any time.
Elastic Band
With a built-in elastic band which prevents the camera from accidentally falling.
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Ricoh GRiiiX + Flash!
Bonus! I have a lightpix labs flash. I use it with the GRiiiX and with my Fuji cameras as fill or for fun. It's not a huge flash and I thought this JJC case would be perfect for me to be able to carry it around instead of the soft bag I normally carry it in. Well guess what? I can fit the GRiiiX AND the Lightpix labs flash in the same case. It's a bit of a tight fit, but it works (see pics) That's a game changer for me and maybe the strap now makes sense to use as well.Original review before the flash revelation.Wasn't sure if I'd like this or not. The whole point of the Ricoh GRiiiX is that it's compact and you can fit it into your pocket. It also packs away into my luggage into little pockets no problem so I never really considered a case.However, there are times when I don't have a dedicated pocket or area for the camera, it has to sit around with keys and other items. For these times, it's nice to be able to pack away the camera into a protective case. The camera fits perfectly and the case has some cool features.It's got nice structure like a hard case so your camera for sure it protected. Also there are a couple different ways to mount/carry this. It comes with a strap that I'll probably never use. But it also has a belt loop that I used to attach it to my backpack for testing. The third option is a carabiner that's included. I can use this to attach to the molle loops on my backpack as well.If anything, it becomes a nice little storage for other small items!
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Reviewed in Canada on April 18, 2024
Bonus! I have a lightpix labs flash. I use it with the GRiiiX and with my Fuji cameras as fill or for fun. It's not a huge flash and I thought this JJC case would be perfect for me to be able to carry it around instead of the soft bag I normally carry it in. Well guess what? I can fit the GRiiiX AND the Lightpix labs flash in the same case. It's a bit of a tight fit, but it works (see pics) That's a game changer for me and maybe the strap now makes sense to use as well.
Original review before the flash revelation.
Wasn't sure if I'd like this or not. The whole point of the Ricoh GRiiiX is that it's compact and you can fit it into your pocket. It also packs away into my luggage into little pockets no problem so I never really considered a case.
However, there are times when I don't have a dedicated pocket or area for the camera, it has to sit around with keys and other items. For these times, it's nice to be able to pack away the camera into a protective case. The camera fits perfectly and the case has some cool features.
It's got nice structure like a hard case so your camera for sure it protected. Also there are a couple different ways to mount/carry this. It comes with a strap that I'll probably never use. But it also has a belt loop that I used to attach it to my backpack for testing. The third option is a carabiner that's included. I can use this to attach to the molle loops on my backpack as well.
If anything, it becomes a nice little storage for other small items!
Original review before the flash revelation.
Wasn't sure if I'd like this or not. The whole point of the Ricoh GRiiiX is that it's compact and you can fit it into your pocket. It also packs away into my luggage into little pockets no problem so I never really considered a case.
However, there are times when I don't have a dedicated pocket or area for the camera, it has to sit around with keys and other items. For these times, it's nice to be able to pack away the camera into a protective case. The camera fits perfectly and the case has some cool features.
It's got nice structure like a hard case so your camera for sure it protected. Also there are a couple different ways to mount/carry this. It comes with a strap that I'll probably never use. But it also has a belt loop that I used to attach it to my backpack for testing. The third option is a carabiner that's included. I can use this to attach to the molle loops on my backpack as well.
If anything, it becomes a nice little storage for other small items!
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Reviewed in Canada on May 16, 2024
This hard camera case just barely fits the Sony ZV-1F if it has no accessories attached, but with a cold shoe mount, mic muff, and wrist strap, it absolutely doesn't fit. If this case was slightly larger it would definitely be more practical. The design isn't bad and it would prevent the camera from getting crushed, but I don't like the metal button on the inside. I feel that any metal near the camera isn't a good idea and is simply bad design. You can see the metal buttons in my photos. The case comes with a long strap for carrying over your shoulder and a carbineer clip that you can use to attach the case to a bag, belt, or whatever. The mesh compartment on the inside I think is meant to hold an extra battery and maybe a charging cable. If you're looking for a camera case there are better options out there.
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Reality Check
Needs work...
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
Reality Check
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
I like the full-open zipper and the hard clamshell idea with the camera under a strap on one side, and a spot for a few extras on the other. There are numerous straps and attachment options on the outside to allow you to carry it however you want.
One of the problems however, is that the accessories pouch is useless for batteries, extra data cards, or pretty much anything except cords, since these smaller items will simply fall out of the open end, since it doesn’t zip shut. My work-around is to place these items in a small plastic bag and tuck that behind the pouch, but it makes for more difficult access.
Another, more serious flaw is that the belt clip is riveted on through the back of the case, leaving two metal rivets exposed to rub against the glass monitor of the camera. I thought that would be a deal breaker and I wouldn’t be able to use the case at all, but I found that I could glue a piece of felt in to cushion and protect that side of the case. Again, I really shouldn’t have had to do that.
Lastly, there is an elastic strap holding the camera into one side of the case, but it is split with velcro attaching the two halves. It would have been better to eliminate the velcro entirely and just have a good elastic strap since the velcro is already showing signs of becoming unusable, and worn out, as sometimes happens with very small pieces of velcro. I think that I’ll eventually need to sew the two halves together to make it more functional.
Considering the flaws, $18 to $20 seems pretty high for this case, and there are better ones on the market in that range. Half that would be acceptable unless these flaws are corrected.
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Into the Jungle we go
Sturdy and Protective
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024dko
A compact, attractive and well-designed camera case offering protection and convenient storage
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
The Consumer
Well Manufactured - Some Design Flaws
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
The Consumer
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
There is a loose pocket for accessories. I like to carry extra batteries and SD cards. This pocket has no zipper or Velcro enclosure, so anything stored in it can easily slip out. (see picture)
This case is well manufactured, but it has some design flaws. I am subtracting stars for the lack of easy camera access and the lack of useful accessory storage.
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higa
Pretty good case for the Ricoh GR III with a few little details
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
higa
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
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