Plastic Sign Holder

I was using a plastic 4x4 with holder and switched to a threaded filter. Happy I did so.

I am very happy with this upgrade. If you are looking to make the jump this is your sign.

Can in a couple days ago. Love this monitor and how quickly B&H was able to get me this special order. It did come with a crack in the plastic holder the case but I spoke to B&H and they were able to figure out a replacement.

This is even better than I thought it would be. It seems like such a simple thing: a plastic battery holder, and it is. I should say though that this is so much more convenient than I thought it would be. Also, with many airlines now restricting travel with loose batteries unless they are in such a holder or individually stored in separate plastic bags, this really is a must for air travel.

This lightweight plastic headphone holder is deceptively strong and clamps on solidly to your desktop. It also holds firmly to a vertical surface like a divider, or even that side of a gear rack. If you have been keeping your headphones on your desk or teetering on a hook, this holder keeps your cans conveniently out of the way. The curved holder is actually a good feature because it fitsthe curve of your headphone and keeps it from wobbling around. Easy to use and strong. That's all you really have to know.

I've only been using the card holder that my Tenba backpack came with. Plastic sleeves holding the CF cards in that holder fell apart in less than 6 months. So I needed something sturdy and durable. This Pelican case meets all my needs. Cards are easy to access while the built-in foam insert holds the cards very securely. Having a strong constructed case with waterproof seal is a huge plus. I won't go back to any other card holders. If Pelican gear makes any other cases I can use, I'm on it!

Strong metal folding frame. Translucent plastic slide holder is inherently thin so subject to damage, and does not stay attached securely so need to use some Scotch tape to secure it. Suggest using a 5000 degree daylight led or flourescent bulb to get correct colors. Overall much better way to view, cull and sort snapshot slides.

It's a headphone holder. It holds headphones. The business end is rubberized plastic and just big enough to fit two Sennheiser HD280 sets side-by-side without much cramping. The clamp has a plastic bit on the pipe bolt so it won't damage the medium, but hey - it's plastic. Don't over-tighten or you'll regret it. Get a bunch, they're useful.

The Leica SD card holder is quite the luxury item. I toyed with the idea of purchasing one because I was fairly happy with my current weatherproof molded plastic holder that can store just about any available memory cards on the market. I rode the fence for quite some time because it seemed like such an expensive extravagance just to store several SD cards. After much dilly-dallying, I decided to pull the trigger, primarily because my camera only takes SD cards and the internal rubberized material of the plastic weatherproof case barely held the cards in placemany was the time I found the cards loose, or they'd fall out when i opened said weatherproof case. The Leica SD cardholder is, however, very nice to have. I've managed to stick a few business cards in with the SD cards. The back of the SD card holder does clean the rear LCD screen (or its protector) rather well. The leather has a quality feel about it, reminiscent of the proverbial comfortable shoe. I purchased the black one, and so far I haven't had any trouble fishing it out of my camera bag, even in dimly lit or dark venue situations.

Have this lamped mounted, with a very strong plastic velco-like holder, to a ETC Ion lighting board. The lamp provides the perfect amount of light to see the board in pretty dark control room.