Nite Ize Tooth Ferry

Other Treo 700wx accessories by Nite Ize

(5 Customer Ratings)

Price: $11.95

Part# A2193
Mnf# NTF-03-01
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Nite Ize Tooth Ferry

Product Description

Are you always on the move? Need a reliable carrying solution? Your investment will be safe and accessible at all times. Never misplace your headset again with this universal fit wireless headset holder.

Features:

Genuine Leather
Fast, easy storage-convenient pull-tab
Strong, secure, "belt-protector"
Leather-covered flex clip
Versatile X-strap system securely holds most wireless headsets vertically or horizontally
Clip to belt, purse strap, phone case, car sun visor and more!

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It just works

User: Chuck Darwin, Apr 30, 2008

Pros:	Belt clip fits close and stays on, versatile "x" straps fit different headsets
Cons:	Not exactly elegant

Ive tried 3 different bluetooth holders, the Tooth Ferry, the Krusell (very similar to the Naztech), and the Vaja "Classic" headphone pouch. Of the three the Tooth Ferry works best for my Jawbone. Its "x" pattern elastic straps enable it to securely hold oddly-shaped headsets like the Jawbone. In addition the belt clip is extremely secure and fits close to the body (unlike a rotating clip) so that the headset stays out of your way. The leather is good quality and shows no signs of wear after over a year of daily use.

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NOT recommended

User: David W, Apr 21, 2007

Pros:	-
Cons:	Some headsets may pop out unexpectedly

First time out, put my Jabra 110 headset in. Took some doing to find a position that seemed secure. (Of course, there's always the problem of the earhook, which has a tendency to come off, so best to remove that. First time out, got where I was going, went to retrieve my headset and -- surprise! no headset. Somewhere along the way, it managed to pop out (even though I was wearing a long coat that covered the "tooth ferry." Bye bye headset. Tooth Ferry promptly went in the trash. Back to stuffing the headset into a pocket (once I get a replacement). Ouch.

Perhaps works better with some other designs, but I wouldn't risk it myself.

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