SKU: GC07-951

SpiderPro Memory Card Organizer

This Memory Card Organizer from Spider Camera Holster has a zippered main compartment with see-through slots that can hold six CF and three SD cards. There is also a cell phone pocket, and a slot with a clear window pocket to hold business cards in the main compartment. Two elastic bands prevent the flap from going beyond 90° so that you can easily access your cards and phone when wearing the case on a belt. A front pocket provides extra storage for small items as well.

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This Memory Card Organizer from Spider Camera Holster has a zippered main compartment with see-through slots that can hold six CF and three SD cards. There is also a cell phone pocket, and a slot with a clear window pocket to hold business cards in the main compartment. Two elastic bands prevent the flap from going beyond 90° so that you can easily access your cards and phone when wearing the case on a belt. A front pocket provides extra storage for small items as well.

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