Kinera Fenrir

Introduction:-

Hey guys, today I have an interesting thing for review. Well its not an audio product directly, but it does help you in managing your audio collection or your collection of iems and dongle dacs.

I have also shared a video version of the review at YouTube any support there in form of a view, A like or A subscribe is greatly appreciated. But if you so wish to read the written version you can read this.


For this product i highly suggest watching my review on YouTube rather than reading it, as i show some of issues and features in the video which is a bit hard to express by writing in a review







So this is a storage/Travel bag for your audio collection and its the Kinera Fenrir.


This is a review unit from Hifigo, but all the thoughts and opinions you are about to hear are my own.


You can buy if here (Unaffiliated Link) :-

Hifigo Website :- https://hifigo.com/products/kinera-fenrir

Amazon US :- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQ53QYXJ

Hifigo Aliexpress :- https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256806149357294.html?


I will be as usual following my bullet style format for better readability for those who are dyslexic and in general find it hard to read long paragraphs. I follow this guide in general from the British Dyslexia Association.


Lets get started!

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Review:-



1. This case was actually included for free if you pre-ordered the Kineral Imperial Loki. Which is a $3000 flagship iem from kinera.



2. Fenrir is a monster from Norse mythology, He was an offspring of loki. So you get now why this was included for me with the loki iem



3. The price of the storage bag is $89.



4. Also the fenrir comes with this nice suede pouch which is very soft and can be used to protect the bag if you so wish. Although I didn’t use it. Also you get a nice bag too with the fenrir, which has imperial loki written on it.



5. The outside of the bag is made of water resistant leather and nylon on the lower section. Now the bag isn't waterproof by any sense but if there is minor splashes it wont spoil the things inside the bag.



6. The inside of the case is lined with velvet so that it doesn’t scratch your iems and daps.



7. The dimensions of the case are 22.5cm x 17.6cm x 4.8cm



8. The handle is quite nice and thin although there are no cushions on it its comfortable to hold, but one thing I would like to say is when closing or opening everytime the thin section of lid or flap which is below the lid or flap does bend a bit and I am not quite sure how well it last long time.



9. So to mitigate this, when using opening or closing I highly suggest pressing the handle with your thumbs on left and right and flatten it a bit and then closing or opening the lid, so that the bottom thin section of the flap doesn’t bend too much over time and it doesn’t bend.



10. The magnets on the flaps are very strong and when the bag was packed I had no issues of it falling out from the sides. I was scare this might happen but nothing like that happened and to be honest I was quite surprised how well the bag held up. The magnets included are quite strong.



11. Now it has one long divider which divides the bag into two section. One for the DAP towards the left and towards the right it has space for your iems and cables.



12. Now towards the left the Dap section has elastic band which can hold the dap down while in transit. Now while I don’t have a large dap, but it did work very well with the ifi hip dac 3 and Hiby m300 stack



13. Now towards the right the top two are meant for your iems





14. The bottom section is meant for your cables, dongle dacs, sets of eartips.



15. Now I personally am not using the stock setup. I will post a picture of the stock setup, so that you get an idea. I have removed the small dividers which divide the upper sections and the lower sections. That way I get more space for my stuff.




16. The way I organise isn't the most pretty way, but it hold a lot more stuff



17. Even when overpacked like I am, the bag does extremely well and it doesn’t fall out when walking the lid stays put. Off course I wont suggest violently shaking it or running with it.



18. Now this bag is awesome and a great way to store your collection of your iems, dacs and daps. But it has one big con



19. And that big con is the price.



20. I know you generally pay for quality but the MSRP is a tad bit expensive in my opinion.



21. While still expensive I think so you get your moneys worth and its very durable and will last a long time.



22. So if you want a great premium looking storage case for your iem, dap, dongle dacs, cables and eartips collection. This makes a great buy, cant suggest enough of this.



23. Also they are very durable! I haven’t been babying them at all and they have been really solid



23. So thats my review of the Kinera fenrir. Thanks for stopping by for my review!

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If you have any questions please feel free to ask me and also if you have any issues regarding this format of review please do comment I will try to mend it. Also sorry to those who are used to reading long paragraphs of review in headfi. I hope my review was upto the mark, I appreciate any feedback.

Again a big thanks to Hifigo for making this review happen.

Have a great day ahead Bye!