GotAU? Posted March 21 Share Posted March 21 For those who use bags to keep your detectors, extra coils, and accessories safer and together during transport, do you use one other than the specialized manufacturer bags with logos on them? After buying a couple of the expensive ones for other detectors I’ve owned, I am starting to think about how to save some dough plus make them less attractive for thieves looking in my truck windows. One idea is to sew one out of an old blanket or coveralls (my wife makes rock bags out of old geans, they’re awesome). Anyone else have a tip they use for an inexpensive and less attractive one? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Morlock Posted March 21 Share Posted March 21 1 hour ago, GotAU? said: For those who use bags to keep your detectors, extra coils, and accessories safer and together during transport, do you use one other than the specialized manufacturer bags with logos on them? After buying a couple of the expensive ones for other detectors I’ve owned, I am starting to think about how to save some dough plus make them less attractive for thieves looking in my truck windows. One idea is to sew one out of an old blanket or coveralls (my wife makes rock bags out of old geans, they’re awesome). Anyone else have a tip they use for an inexpensive and less attractive one? Whatever you get, make sure it's padded to protect against damage from drops, etc. You'd be surprised how much how much difference they can make versus a thin, unpadded bag. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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