Developer's Gear Case
Stores both bulky and small items
The Developer’s Gear Case organizes bulky and small accessories in one compact case. Two compartments organize cords and cables on one side and odd-sized items on the other. Small leather mousepad included.
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All our products are crafted locally in our workshop by the most skilled sewing team in San Francisco.
Material:
- 1050 Denier Ballistic Nylon
- Full grain leather accent
- More details here
Weight & Dimensions:
- Developer's Gear Case: 6.75” (l) x 3.25” (w) x 9.75” (h); 0.75 lb.
17.14 (l) x 8.25 (w) x 24.76 (h) cm; 0.34 kg
FEATURES
- Pen/Stylus holder keeps these handy.
- YKK waterproof zippers repel moisture.
- Zippers on three sides allow case to open like a book.
- Full grain leather front panel develops a beautiful patina.
- Gold lining behind mesh pockets makes items inside easy to spot.
- Carrying options: two quick-grab handles or select an optional strap.
- Two interior compartments are separated by a padded middle divider.
- Two levels of mesh pocket neatly organize smaller cords and adapters.
- Complimentary, travel-sized, leather mouse pad attaches to middle divider.
- Well padded deep main compartment with elastic ties which secure bulkier items.
- Ultra-soft, padded front pocket holds quick-access items like iPhone and AirPods.
- Stretch bands secure bulky items or lie flat making way for large items like headphones.
- Pass-through charging port allows wire to connect a smartphone in the front pocket to a charging battery when stored inside case.
- Deep, plushly-padded lower compartment stows bulky items — hard drive, mouse, portal charger, international power adapter, camera lens, etc.
- Upper slim compartment with size mesh pockets — two larger zippered and four smaller open-topped — organizes cords, dongles, and other small items.
- Can be used on it’s own or inserted in one of our bags such as the Air Porter Carry-on, or Atlas Holdall.
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Waterfield Developer’s Gear Case review
AndroidGuys - February 26, 2020
“The biggest compliment I can give the Waterfield Developer’s Gear Case is that I didn’t know I needed it until I got my hands on one.”
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Waterfield’s Developer’s Gear Case Is a Great Way to Carry Your Gear
Gear Diary - July 27, 2019
“As is always true with Waterfield products, the Developer’s Gear Case is made from the best materials, and its fit and finish is perfect.”
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Smart gear case corrals cords and small accessories [Review]
Cult of Mac - July 30, 2019
“But have faith, for the inside of the case will deliver you from the hell of tangled cords. And it will end the searches for the smaller tech accessories that are constantly lost in your backpack or shoulder bag.”
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Review of the WaterField Designs Developers’ Gear Case
Nerd Techy - July 3, 2019
“So if you’re looking for a gorgeous and generally well-made leather bag, the WaterField Designs Developers’ Gear Case just might do the trick.”
SIZE GUIDE
The Developer’s Gear Case is designed for those who take their gear and electronics with them everywhere they go. The pocket-storage system keeps everything organized, quickly accessible, and flexible enough to hold slim or bulky devices.
These are examples of items that can fit in the Developer’s Gear Case:
- Cables and cords: short or long; thick or thin
- Power bricks
- Dongles and adapters
- Mouse
- External hard Drive
- Extra battery packs
- Phone
- Earbuds
- Headphones
- Camera and Lens
- The Developer’s Gear Case can be inserted into other bags, like our Backpacks, Briefcases, Messenger Bags, and Holdall Bags
locally made. globally admired.
All our products are designed and made in our San Francisco workshop, where rent is high, labor expensive, and competition intense. We wouldn’t go anywhere else.
