Aenllosi for HULKMAN Alpha85/Alpha85S/Alpha Pro Jump Starter Hard Carrying Case (Case Only)

Kind of a tight fit with all cables and fast charger but still it a fits and so far does it's job.

I have two of the Hulkman Alpha85 jump packs and bought one these to see if it works.After getting the first case I quickly bought another case for the other jump pack. Everything fits inside easily and nicely in a smaller space than the box the Hulkman Alpha85 was delivered in. It provides adequate protection for the jump pack for where it would be normally stored.The thing that I like best, after than being less expensive, is the case has no markings on the outside advertising what is inside the case to keeping prying eyes from seeing and potentially being tempted to steal the jump pack.Very much impressed and highly recommend this product. Also, the Hulkman Alpha 85 is a great jump pack.

Powers a dead battery if you leave a light on over the weekend. Also can charge a phone or iPad quickly Holds a charge for a long time. Great power source for camping too.

Needed a case for my Fluke 233 Meter and Fluke i410 Amp Clamp accessory. Bought multiple cases to find the best fit and this was the one. It has extra room for the cables, probes, and a few other probe tips. Highly recommend if you need it for this purpose! I needed it not to take up too much space in my backpack and it does the job perfect. Very happy with the product.Outside dimensions I measured in inches are 4.5 W x 10.25 L x 4.25 D

Very nice case, you have to place things strategicly to fit but it works just fine.

Number 1✅

Way smaller than the OEM case, but still fits everything snug and tight, and fits in the glove compartment easily. I returned the OEM Hulkman case as it was too big and just overkill. This case was optimal for storing the jumpstarter in the glovebox.

Neatly holds the jump box and cables to keep them protected and organized. My only wish was that the material was burn through proof in case of battery meltdown. Let me know when you make one. Can’t have a 200 dollar helpful tool item burn down an $85k truck when it decides to let loose the smoke.