| cdProjects CCS48Bl CD Sport Carrycase (48 Capacity, Nylon, Blue/Black) | 
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Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 16 reviews)
Category: CE
Publisher: cdProjects
Studio: cdProjects
Brand: cdProjects
Label: cdProjects
Media: Electronics
Size: 48/24 Capacity
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 11.6 x 8 x 2.1
MPN: CCS48BLUE
Model: CCS48BLUE
UPC: 736729021070
EAN: 0736729021070
ASIN: B00001P3XM
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| Features:
| • | Holds 48 CDs or 24 CDs and 24 CD booklets | | • | Two-toned black-and-blue case | | • | Front zipper pouch | | • | Carrying strap | | • | Lifetime warranty |
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Product Description
A champion revisited, the Sport line now offers a vast array of colors and expressions, in its popular contrasting materials and formats. Combinations of nylon and neotherm are both appealing to the eye and rugged to the touch, making them a favorite for the active person anywhere. Sport cases also feature Targus' patented BubbleSleeves for safe and easy transport between home units and portable cases. It features water, heat and tear resistant material and removable sleeves for organizing. They will not stick to CD's - two pocket sleeves hold CD and booklet separately.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...
 Good July 16, 2004
Holds CDs well.
Very vibrant color.
Sort of hard to put things in the pouch. I still like it.
Hard to use strap. Broke of in a week.
Haven't used warranty yet.
Good cost.CD Case - 3.6/5
 The last review you'll ever have to read December 11, 2002
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm giving it a one because it looks nice, has a carrying strap, and the rating don't go any lower. It might work well for a few weeks but soon it'll start to get on your nerves. The top and bottom flip seprately which is just stupid. Also the actual sleeves are removable, which is also stupid. Eventually the sleeves will just start to fall out. Don't bother reading the other reviews, just turn back now.
Piece of Budget Junk October 24, 2002
What can I say, you get what you pay for. Going for the budget route (this case being on sale at the time) I picked this up after reading some decent reviews. Here it goes, first gripe, the book doesn't fold and flatter then it appears in the picture above due to some strange spine design idea. This may not seem all that important at first, but believe me, after a month or so, of wrestling with this thing you too will get sick of it. Also, the pages are removable AKA THEY FALL OUT WHEN SLIGHTLY JOSTLED! VERY bad idea... The slips the CDs go in have no top cover, as they just slide in which means if transported to roughly, they slide OUT as well... A few other things I found out that bugged me, but if you still are planning on purchishing this product, i'll let you find those out on your own. STRONGLY do not recomend, spend the few extra dollars to get a quality CD case, its worth it in the long run.
Good Choice March 9, 2002
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
There are two problems with this cd case that one could have. However neither of them bothered me all that muching that the cd case does not open all the way as someone else mentioned. But this gets better with time, and if you care more about cd safety than easy acess this should not be a problem.
Second, the zippers do not close all the way, but i guess i just like zippers closed, mybe im just being picky. Otherwise i like it.
 Not great if you fill it with CD's December 7, 2001
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
If you fill this with CD's, it's hard to zip, and also
the inner sleeves which are individually removable tend to
fall out. It's not horrible but if I could buy over again
I would choose something else.
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