Carrying Grado's

[Agentred]

Hey Everyone
I started wearing my SR-80's on the subway (with the volume low so I don't annoy everyone) and I wondered if throwing them in my bag was safe to do. When I have space I bring the original packaging but I wondered if you had any suggestions for keeping them safe and protected. Improv cases? Saran wrap? Never removing them from your head?

 

[Artemio]

I use a soft case that they usually sell on ebay. It is very practical.

 

[riceboy]

I got a Grado hard case on Ebay for around 10.00 shipped. They are good for the SR60s to the SR225s. I haven't seen one for a while. The one on Ebay right now is being sold by a different person when I brought mine about 3 months ago. Best of luck to you

 

[rb67]

I've been carrying my Grado's just in my backpack to and from school for the past 3 years. Very tough headphones.

 

[cmirza]

Could you share any details about the one on eBay? It looks like it has a little band on the back of it, is that flexible or just for looks? And what is the interior of the case like?

 

[judas391]

on the skytrain? that's insane .. lol... i tried it once and all i could hear were highs

 

[epaludo]

I bought an Oakley headphone case for $4 at Times Square's Virgin Mega Store. It fits my SR-60 perfectly and it's made of tough material, so i can put the case where ever i want to ...

 

[Father Schu]

Target carries a square Rubbermaid hard plastic food containers (clear with an off-red top that snaps on). I use the 2L version when traveling with my Grados to keep them protected. The headphones lay in diagonally. The container is around 5 bucks.

 

[BIG POPPA]

Go to goodcans.com and check out the 10" accessory bag. It works perfect for me. It is even lined.

 

[JSTpt1022]

You're going to kill your ears listening to open cans on the train, no matter how low you THINK you're listening.