Crumpler TPP55-010 The P.P. 55 Neopren Handy oder Kamera Pouch - Schwarz

I use these for key ring pouches so keys don’t jab through my trousers. Probably make a good small camera pouch as well:-) When an old one gets a bit dirty or tatty I just buy a new one they seem to last for ages.

Bought 'on spec', as I was looking for a soft case to fit my Nokia 206 phone, and this is perfect - phone zips neatly into the case without any squeezing or pressure on the zip, and there is the added bonus of a mesh pocket within the case that will accommodate ear-pieces or other small items .Nicely made in a soft neoprene fabric (Black lined with green) and comes with a long fabric loop (about a foot) that attaches to the case with a strong split ring. I won't use it for this case, but I'm sure it will be useful elsewhere.Very pleased with this purchase, and quick delivery from the seller too

Bought this to keep my Drift Ghost X camera in when I'm not on the bike - it's a bit snug but with a bit of cajoling it's OK!

I took a punt on this item and its perfect. It fits an old pentax optioWP camera like it was made for it. I didn't take note that it comes with a lanyard so was delighted: taken the camera out a couple of times on a dog walk- zip good quality, neoprene good, stitching good. Has a little net divider in the will fir either a spare battery or SD card possible both.

Very well made, fully protects the Canon Ixus 220, whilst adding minimal extra size. Had it for four years now, and despite regular use being lugged around variously in a rucksack, briefcase and jeans pocket, shows no signs of wear. I decided to write this review as I'm now looking for the same model in the larger PP70 size for a Canon Powershot S110.

Well made as expected, but it's tiny.Good for memory cards, keys, earphones etc. I bought it for my smallest camera a Canon Sx620 and even that miniscule camera is too big!

I do not use this case for a camera, I chose it specifically to carry my pocket EDC items which include a hiker swiss army knife, Fisher space bullet pen, Olight flashlight, spare AAA battery, medication, and some band-aids. All of these items fit in easily and it could even handle a credit card and some bank notes. The case has a keyring loop that when not carrying in my pocket can be attached to keys or my backpack.It fits easily into my front jeans pocket along with a trayvax wallet and is comfortable. If your looking for an affordable EDC pouch/case that fits into your pocket I would recommend getting this case.

Presumably this was made before the decline of the company, as there later stuff is not great.I use it for camera batteries from my GRiii