The forest green camo Memory Card Wallet SD15 from LensCoat holds up to 15 SD cards. The material is a lightweight poly tricot/nylon. The wallet secures with a quiet elastic closure, and is carried by a clip-on tether. All the interior pockets have clear windows so you can easily see which card you need. In addition, a handy business card slot is provided for that quick networking moment. The Memory Card Wallet SD15 is made in the USA.

Holds 15 x SD Cards    Clear Pockets for Easy ID    Business Card Slot    Quiet Elastic Closure    No Zippers or Touch Fasteners    Includes Clip-On Tether    Made in the USA

Lightweight poly tricot/nylon material

Super quiet elastic enclosure—no touch fasteners or zippers

Clear pockets for easy identification

Business card slot

Easy clip on tether included

Available in six different compact designs, and eight different colors/patterns

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this card work with a Nikon D70s?

A: Yes, this card will be compatible with a Nikon D70s. However, SanDisk recommends the SanDisk Ultra 16GB card for optimal performance with your camera: http://bhpho.to/1eY5uzp

Q: 2. My digital rebel EOS XTi uses CF cards, but is this one compatible? My camera is a few years older, so I'm not sure.

A: Yes. it is compatible. This is a standard CF card.

Q: 3. IS THIS CARD COMPATIBLE WITH NIKON D2XS?

A: Yes, according to Sandisk this card is compatible with the Nikon D2XS camera.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with the Nikon D810?

A: Yes it will. I use the same card in my D800e. Plus I double checked the user manual for the D810. One word of caution. If you plan to use this card as your primary, for movies, Nikon reccomends a 30mb/s card and this one is a 20mb/s card. If you plan to do movies, look at the Ultra or Ultra II versions.

Q: 5. What is the country of origin for this product? Where was it made?

A: china

Q: 6. is a compact flash card 32gb card compatible with a 20d canon?

A: Yes, this would be compatible with the Canon 20D.

Q: 7. how long can i record video (using canon 5d m3 1080i) on 16gb CF card?

A: That card will record about 25 minutes of HD video.

Q: 8. Hi, is this card compatible with the Nikon D700 camera?

A: Unfortunately, Nikon's compatibility list does not list faster UDMA7 cards as compatible, but their list is not all-inclusive. According to Nikon, 16, 32, and 64gb Type 1 CF cards may be used after a firmware update, but only up to 90MB/s. While we do not foresee any issues, we recommend speaking to Nikon for clarification. https://bit.ly/3ykYxcb

Q: 9. Hi, I just purchased a new Canon D7 Mark II camera and it takes both SD and CF memory cards, but for the CF cards, it says it can only use Type 1 CF cards, not Type 2. So what is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 CF cards, and is this particular SanDisk 32 MB card a Type 1 or Type 2?? If it's not a Type 1, can you steer me to some Type 1s you sell?? Thanks!

A: Type 1 cards what these are, and almost all that exist. Type 2 cards are thicker and were so called microdrive cards which actually contained a hard drive. You are unlikely to find any of them anywhere.

Q: 10. Hi support,I do not seem able to find a photo for this product in SanDisk website, what is the read / write speed of this product? The closest that I can find is this but the image is incorrect.http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/compactflash/extreme-120mbs/?capacity=64GBSunny

A: The card in question featured on our website is the same as the card you have provided the link to SanDisk's website for above. The image we posted is the image of the card SanDisk originally provided us with when the product was announced. It is possible they may have changed the appearance of the card, however they have not advised us to change the image on our site. The cards are the same. They read at 120mbps and write at 60mbps.