Haldex LMDCH15 Blue Semi Hard Case for Ricoh GR III

Haldex LMDCH15 Blue Semi-Hard Case for Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx

Stylish and Secure Protection

The Haldex LMDCH15 Blue Semi-Hard Case is the perfect combination of style and functionality for keeping your Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx cameras safe. Featuring a sleek black design with a vibrant blue accent, this case ensures your camera stays secure while adding a pop of colour to your gear. The semi-hard shell provides robust protection from everyday bumps, scratches, and dust, helping to keep your camera in top condition.

Crafted specifically for the GR III and GR IIIx models, the Haldex LMDCH15 case features a sturdy yet lightweight construction that’s ideal for photographers on the move. The dual zipper opening design allows you to access your camera quickly and easily, so you’re always ready to capture the moment. Inside, the soft lining offers added protection for your camera’s delicate lens and screen.

The case also comes with a belt loop for convenient hands-free carrying, making it perfect for travelling, city exploration, or outdoor adventures. The compact design means the Haldex LMDCH15 is easy to carry on its own or store in a bag without adding extra bulk.

Key Features:

• Perfect Fit: Custom-designed for Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx cameras.
• Stylish Design: Black exterior with a bold blue accent for a contemporary look.
• Durable Protection: Semi-hard shell provides defence against scratches, bumps, and dust.
• Dual Zipper Opening: Access your camera easily with a secure closure.
• Belt Loop: Hands-free carrying option for photographers on the go.
• Soft Interior Lining: Offers extra protection for your camera’s lens and screen.

Specs:

• Material: Semi-hard synthetic shell
• Compatibility: Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx
• Colour: Black with blue accent
• Closure: Dual zipper with belt loop

Description

Protect your Ricoh GR III and GR IIIx with the stylish Haldex LMDCH15 Blue Semi-Hard Case. Durable, secure, and featuring a bold blue accent—ideal for photographers on the move.”

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