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Pelican 915 SD Memory Card Case
The 0915 Memory Card Case is secure storage for your memory cards done the Pelican way. Featuring the tough, water resistant case that Pelican is known for, the 0915 is insurance against disaster. The removable insert liner holds up to 12 SD cards - 6 mini SD cards and 6 micro SD cards - in snug, form-fitting cutouts. When closed, the case is virtually indestructible, and of course, protects its contents from damage caused by water or moisture.
- Storage media not included
- Water resistant seal (IPx4)
- Insert liner absorbs shock and protects memory cards
- Made of tough Polycarbonate resin
- Stores 12 SD cards, 6 mini SD cards and 6 micro SD cards
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Product Overview
The 0915 Memory Card Case is secure storage for your memory cards done the Pelican way. Featuring the tough, water resistant case that Pelican is known for, the 0915 is insurance against disaster. The removable insert liner holds up to 12 SD cards - 6 mini SD cards and 6 micro SD cards - in snug, form-fitting cutouts. When closed, the case is virtually indestructible, and of course, protects its contents from damage caused by water or moisture.
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