2 Pocket Folder With Business Card Holder

I attach the folder pouch to my tripod and I am able to quickly choose the correct filter versus using them in my pocket. Fits my Lee and Formatt-Hitech filers and the filter holder in 1 package. I have tried the lowepro filter holder and it was always time-consuming to switch out filters.

This a great minimalist card holder for the tech or business professional!

The card works just as it should. This is really impressive when you consider that I didn't work as I should. I forgot the card in its little plastic holder in my pocket and it went through the washer and dryer. I do NOT recommend this, it might not work for you, yours might give up the ghost, but mine works like a dream even after that unintentional abuse.

The ASUS Hyper m.2 Card is the best M.2 card on the market. Slots to add up to 4(four) M.2 SSDs to your computer. Hyper m.2 card comes in well-built sleek looking card with a built-in cooling fan for the SSD's. What more could you want?

This is my fourth Think Tank Photo camera bag and it is beautifully constructed from quality materials. It holds all of my FujiFilm gear with room for some additional accessories or lunch. Curiously, the backpack lacks a business card pocket and although you can lock the zippers for the camera compartment, you cannot lock the zippers for the computer/tablet pocket. It seems like an oversight to me, so I will sew a business card pocket inside the top flap of the camera compartment, and replace the rivets on the zipper leather tabs with eyelets so that one lock can secure all four zipper tabs. It seems fairly simple to me and I am surprised that Think Tank Photo never considered a business card pocket or that a photographer would want to lock the zippers to the computer/tablet pocket.

This is a well designed card holder.

I use this holder as a replacement for a four pocket Tiffen holder.

It’s perfect honestly. Pen holder. Pages. Folder in the back. Like a refunded moleskin one

Quality folder.

These memory cards worked seamlessly and flawlessly with both my children's Nintendo Switch consoles. Do not use Nintendo's data transfer utility if you will be replacing the card with this one. Instead, shut the unit down, remove the old card and put it in a computer. Navigate to the folder Nintendo. Copy that folder to your computer. It will take 5-10 minutes. Then eject the old card and insert the new one into the computer. Open that card and drag the Nintendo folder into the new card. Again it will take 5-10 minutes. When done, eject the new card, insert it into the Switch and power on. That's it!