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What can I say? Everything fits. I've a Nomad IIc (identical in size/shape to the Nomad II) and everything fits. I can stuff my Nomad II, foldable Sony MDR-A34L in-the-ear's, battery, and smartmedia cards into it. With the headphones in, it bulges, and is not a pretty sight. Without, it looks pretty cool. You'll probably get a slimmer case by springing for high quality earbuds, but I am a jogger so those are not practical. I had envisioned I would be able to fit a pair of MDR-A30 Sports in-the-ear headphones in along with my MDR-A34L's, but this was not the case. The material is soft to the touch, not like I was expecting, but should function as a good shock absorber. The logo juts out and mine was a little dirty, but it's definitely very sleek. Inside, the left part houses a pocket and a zipper that unzips near the spine of the case. I fit my belt clip and batteries in there, as well as my smartmedia cards. I put the headphones in the pocket. On the right is webbing to hold your MP3 player, another pocket, this time encompassing the whole case, underneath the webbing. On the outside there is a belt strap (without a strap - you'll have to take off your belt and loop it through the strap). Overall, might have been cheaper, but it's added insurance for your pricey investment. Good product.

this is an perfect product for people who want there mp3 to be safe and those who travel alot. I have the adiovox1000 and after purchasing it, I took a trip and felt i needed something to keep my batteries, earphones,memory card, and mp3 player in the same place, well this does it.

Its a good item plus a very cheap price!

After I got rid of my Nomad player, which fit perfectly in this case, I found it also fit my Panasonic AM/FM radio I take running.

What is missing however, is lack of a hard clip. There is a soft loop, but it doesn't hook to running shorts.