HAZARD 4Sub-Pod Cordura Multi-Mount Case for Larger Glasses/GPS/Camera, Black

To big for ordinary eye glasses.

I have bought two of these in two different colors and wear them clipped to my belt all day, every day. I have to constantly swap my prescription reading/safety glasses for my distance/driving glasses dozens of times a day. This dandles free from by belt and is banging around but my glasses are perfectly safe. I did add a large microfiber cleaning cloth to the inside so take up room so the glasses are not just rattling around in the case. That added a little extra padding. The case is not crush proof like a hard plastic Pelican case. It is more crush resistant like a hard rubber case covered in cloth to give it the color. They are large enough to fit safety glasses with side shields or glacier sunglasses. I often keep two pair of glasses in it at the same time separated by a microfiber cloth.

This case is exactly what I needed. It is VERY durable. I don’t know what some reviewers were expecting but this thing will not be crushed without you deliberately trying to smash it with something. I like that it has the button strap and a clip attachment. Makes it easy to attach this to most anything you have. I either keep it attached to the inside of my gym bag or my EDC sling bag. It’s much more roomy than I need it to be but the interior is soft so my sunglasses rolling around in there won’t get scratched up. I’m very happy with this purchase.

This is a pretty nice case. Soft inside, tough outside. Not rigid, but feels like it'll take a decent beating.Just for reference sake, I'm using this to store a pair of Uvex Seismic safety glasses, & it barely fits them. Any tighter of a fit & they'd have to squish a little bit. It's not that this case is small, those particular glasses are just big in every direction.The one thing I don't like about it, is the plastic clip - it feels plenty stout, no one is expecting to use this for climbing, I'm just more of a fan of metal when it comes to clips - particularly on "tactical" gear.I'll update this in a few months after beating this case up a little.

The case is good, but a bit misleading in it’s description. It’s marketed as “large” however it is not bigger than the average eyeglass hardshell case. I actually ordered this to upgrade from Hazard 4’s Mil-Pil case (ASIN B003YD06TA) with the intention to possibly fit two pairs in this one, but my original case it actually wider than this one is. One customer asked if two pairs of glasses could fit in it and the seller answered “yes”. I have to say technically, yes - if both pairs are the size of reading glasses. For sunglasses however, it won’t work. It is a hardshell case and will protect your glasses as advertised, just a bit smaller than I expected.

this thing is great. camping, fishing, EDC bag, or just going to work. This thing will keep your glasses safe and secure at a good price. i clip them on the bag for what ever i am doing and off i go..

I'm really impressed with this case.Feels like it was built for battle....well, it is a Hazard 4 product,so I guess it should feel that way.However, it's NOT a "Hard" case that's crush proof.This is a well designed rigid case, but it's NOT a Pelican "Hard" Case.So I wouldn't advise using this for extremely fragile/sensitive gear.If you are excessively hard and rough on your gear,then you may want to go with a true hard case like Pelican.But it's just about perfect for any average pair of sunglasses... maybe even 2 pair.So if you want a lightweight case that attaches to your gear in a number of different ways,then you won't be disappointed at all when you receive this sunglasses case.Cheers :)

The case arrived early and in perfect condition. The case is large enough to hold my over-the-glasses sunglasses without pressure. The case is very strong and can be attached to your backpack or slipped inside. I have had this case for a while now and it is still in great condition. The only comment I do have is that the zipper seems to be cheaper than the rest of the case, but it is still working just fine; so it might be a case of the zipper only seems cheap. I would use this supplier in the future with total confidence.

I've been anxiously expecting that! I needed carrying cases for my two bike glasses: one for my shaded, day riding, glasses; one for my clear, night riding, glasses. The molle on the case fits the molle on my 5.11 Rush Pack perfectly. The Rush Pack comes with a topside pocket to store glasses but the opening is narrow and leads right into the main holding space. I don't feel that my glasses were safe in that pocket. I needed dedicated glasses storage on my bag and these cases are the answer. They fit anywhere there's molle. The clasp is also large and sturdy. The case itself feels strong. It's body is semi rigid but not fragile by any means. It's large enough to house some sizable glasses; perhaps not the huge 60's style Kim Kardashian sunglasses (didn't test) but the trendy hispter glasses of today might fit comfortably inside. And even if you find the case is too big, I imagine that extra space will act as a buffer before your glasses get crushed in the case. I reiterate how sturdy the case is, a lot of force would be required to effectively crush it. If you care about what you're storing inside, you'll have peace of mind.

this is the bigger brother or sister [how PC of me] anyway, of the mil pod case. both are similar in design. there's not much to it, just some light padding inside to protect whatever you place in it and room for bigger sunglasses. i am not sure about how big enough, like goggles or shooting eye protection but seem decent enough size for larger fashion type of sunglasses. i'd like to note that this bigger model is more shaped like a pill while the mil pod is more like a flat hot dog bun. it may matter to some of you folks who want things to be more streamlined and not protruding too much from whatever you attach it too and this might do that for some of you. my only issue is i wish the built in molle attachment was more stiff so it would hug closer to the gear i attach it to. although if you weave this properly through the molle/PAL webbing, i feel it will be secure enough with reasonable amount of use. i do use the clip also built in as a secondary insurance it will not fall off my gear.

Its a little pricey, however when I look at all the gear I've bought that I do not find as useful, this goes everywhere I do hung from my maxpedition versipak, and it works great. Lots of space. Having prescription glasses also means prescription sun glasses. So I need to protect my eye wear. This thing is doing the job well enough. You could fit 2 pair in if you had a means to protect them. I just wrap them in screen cloths. Works like a charm. Room enough for eye protection at the range as well. Overall, worth the money I spent.

A great sunglass case.Put your glasses in this case and let the protection begin.

A bit big. Allows me to hold other items inside the case though.