Review: Nite Ize Leather Cargo Case

Nite Ize cases typically are moderately sized, multipocket, non-leather cases capable of carrying just about everything from credit cards to cash to the Windows phone itself. Breaking new ground lately, Nite Ize is offering a slim, leather series of cases.

We tested the Nite Ize Leather Cargo "Sideways" Clip Example with the HTC Touch Pro 2. Bring together us after the break to run into how well Nite Ize succeeded with its leather cases.

Case Design

The Leather Cargo Example is synthetic of dark-brown, "genuine" leather that has a distressed look well-nigh information technology. Personally, I like the look of brown leather over the conservative black leather cases. The sides of the Nite Ize example is made of elastic fabric that helps the case conform various sizes of phones.

A big flap secures the phone in place with Velcro. While Velcro has it's place in life, I would have rather seen magnets used to secure the flap. The Velcro does give you a trivial wiggle room to close the flap tighter effectually smaller phones simply yous've got that distinct crackling audio when you open the example. The silence of magnets has it'due south merit and Velcro does wear out with use.

The interior of the case is lined with a soft suede type material. Stitching throughout the case appeared solid with no loose or frayed seems present.

To the back of the instance yous have a large plastic belt hook. It does hold the case securely on the chugalug only because the hook loops nether your belt, removing the case tin can be a challenge in that y'all have to make certain the "hook" of the belt hook clears the chugalug.  With practice, removing the case becomes easier but at that place is a learning bend with this case compared to other cases.

It's customary for Nite Ize to design their cases with a few pockets for accessories and the Leather Cargo Example doesn't suspension tradition. There is an elastic strip in the interior of the case that creates an inner pocket suitable for holding items such as a credit card or greenbacks. I could have lived without the elastic strip and while the material isn't annoying, I would have preferred having the lining completely around the phone.

Fit and Experience

The Touch Pro 2 fits really well in the Nite Ize Cargo Instance. There was just enough room to place and remove the telephone with ease. The flap holds things in place actually well and the clip locks onto your belt squeamish and secure. I had no issues with how the Cargo Case rode on my chugalug. There was a little wiggle when worn with narrower belts but I never felt as if the case would fall off. The looped chugalug hook on the case would accept prevented that.

While having an interior pocket is a convenience, it was difficult to remove anything from the pocket while the phone was in the instance. I had to take the telephone out and so pull the contents out of the pocket. The more I used the Nite Ize Cargo Case, the less I liked the interior pocket.

Overall Impression

I really wanted to similar the Nite Ize Cargo Case but the more I used the case, it never grew on me. I liked the look the brown leather gives the instance but I don't think velcro is the best pick to fasten the case'south flap with. The claw pattern keeps the case on your belt securely but takes some try to remove it.

The inner pocket is more trouble than worth as designed. While I doubt the fabric used would scratch your phone, I would have rather seen a softer cloth used or the divider fabricated from the textile used to lined the case.

As is, the Nite Ize Cargo "Sideways" Case is a eye of the route example. I like the looks of the example but the features may not be for everyone.

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