Provari Mini Holster or bag

[DiscoDes]

Can anyone recommend a holster or bag for my Provari Mini, I want to keep it in mint condition if possible.

I have seen the leather holsters but don't want to pay that much because I am a tightwad LOL!

Ideally something that will protect the body but still allow me to use it without taking it out.

Links please if possible.

[womble]

I was thinking the same thing about my full size provari. But I want a belt pouch of some kind.

While searching on Amazon for it, instead I came across this very useful multitool, which I must say is a perfect gift for your man at Christmas

www.amazon.co.uk/Wenger-Swiss-Army-Giant-Knife/dp/B000R0JDSI/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1347450238&sr=8-11

[Globalbloke (Tim)]

Sept 12, 2012 11:47:30 GMT womble said:

I was thinking the same thing about my full size provari. But I want a belt pouch of some kind.

While searching on Amazon for it, instead I came across this very useful multitool, which I must say is a perfect gift for your man at Christmas

www.amazon.co.uk/Wenger-Swiss-Army-Giant-Knife/dp/B000R0JDSI/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1347450238&sr=8-11

You read the reviews?

I highly recommend the Wenger Giant as an absolute must for any household. All tools work perfectly and require a simple setup by the user. Some small drawbacks which though don't impact the overall picture are:

- The integrated particle accelerator will only work when the seafood cracker is aligned to an angle of 27.45°
- The manual oil drill might - depending of soil properties - be in need of proper lubrication to avoid damage
- Be careful when doing surgery with the scalpel, it can easily be mixed up with the hatchet

[womble]

Sept 12, 2012 11:57:33 GMT Globalbloke (Tim) said:

You read the reviews?

Yeah I'm not sure how many people actually bought it

[DiscoDes]

I particularly liked this review:

Unlike the others reviews on here i actually did purchase this fantastic product, i am an outdoor enthusiast with plenty of experience in swiss army knives! I bought this item as i was goin to canada on a back pack adventure with my friend but on my first night of camping in the canadian wilderness i managed to bump into a crazy grizzly bear on heat who wanted my irish buttocks for sex! But i wipped out my giant swiss army knife and used the scissors 2 give him a well needed trim and used my nail file tool 2 give the bear a pedicure then i used my bottle opener and give the bear a well deserved bottle of beer! Now the bears married to my sister and we get along fine thanks to the wengers giant swiss army knife!

[DiscoDes]

I think we may have gone a tad off topic

[womble]

Sept 12, 2012 12:02:58 GMT DiscoDes said:

I think we may have gone a tad off topic

I sincerely apologise.

[Globalbloke (Tim)]

Me too

(was funny though)

[Pacer]

Sept 12, 2012 9:13:16 GMT DiscoDes said:

Can anyone recommend a holster or bag for my Provari Mini, I want to keep it in mint condition if possible.

I have seen the leather holsters but don't want to pay that much because I am a tightwad LOL!

Ideally something that will protect the body but still allow me to use it without taking it out.

Links please if possible.

Bumping because I really want something like this. I’m sure I’ve seen some leather ones somewhere, but maybe they were home made.

[lynwlt]

Have you asked Pinhead?

[DiscoDes]

I've actually found something, that with a bit of "modding" seems to be what I am looking for, and it's CHEAP!

Get a Handlebar grip, it's 22mm which is the same diameter as a Provari, cut it to length then use a scalpel to cut out where the window and button is like THIS.

DIY example HERE.

[Pacer]

Sept 13, 2012 19:14:56 GMT lynwlt said:

Have you asked Pinhead?

No lynwit, but I will if you can you point me in the right direction please, is Pinhead a vendor?

[Pacer]

Humm skirting boards half gone for a nice new tray. Now dare I cut a lump off leather out of the back of the sofa to make a nice new leather pouch?

I think this vaping has given me a serious problem

[Pacer]

Sept 13, 2012 19:18:15 GMT DiscoDes said:

I've actually found something, that with a bit of "modding" seems to be what I am looking for, and it's CHEAP!

Get a Handlebar grip, it's 22mm which is the same diameter as a Provari, cut it to length then use a scalpel to cut out where the window and button is like THIS.

DIY example HERE.

Many thanks Discodes, that looks really smart for only a few pence, I have bookmarked, that’s the way forward for me.

[Skwoddy]

Ebay - leather pencil case £1.15 delivered, ok its synthetic, but who wants a cow murdered just to keep my shinies shiny...

Item number: 110947007814