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This is a traveling case. great product. A+ This case will hold everything. Nice styling, hold many games, etc.
Then you flip over this piece within the main compartment and you can store 22 cds (not the boxes). I think if you are going to spend the $$ on a game system, you have to buy a product like this to preserve your investment. I also wanted to rave about this bag. The one I ordered came in all black.
It seems very sturdy but we haven't put i tto the test yet. But so far A+. The outside has a small zipper compartment. It looks like a small laptop bag and has a carrying strap that you can attach.
The inside has a big open area with velcro pieces that you can make compartments to store your PSP and accessories seperate. Also I ordered this on Saturday and got it by Tuesday - pleased with the shipping.
I purchased this for my husband. The Amazon price is difficult to beat. I defnitely recommend purchasing this bag. He absolutely loves it. It helps keep his PSP organized with all its accessories. It retailed in the stores for about $40 versus here at more than half off.
I'll admit, I was expecting the zipper to be a bit chintzy, but it isn't- it's actually well-madfe and strong.So is the zipper on the decent-sized pocket on the outside of the G-Pak. I don't normally write reviews for things I buy from Amazon, because A) I spend way too much on too many things, and B) I'm deathly lazy.The NAKI G-Pak, however, is such a good product, that I feel compelled to write my first review- let's just hope this doesn't turn into a habit.In the interests of full disclosure, however, I should state that I purchased the Platinum Series G-Pak, the chief difference of which is that the outside is wrapped in white pleather. Mine holds a pair of Ear Candy Smokin' Bud in-ear headphones in their plastic hardcase, as well as a car charger for my PSP, and my DS' charger, as well. I've been known to cram a spare pack of smokes and my Zippo in there, occasionally, too, and they fit nicely, but that's about the limit of the space, honestly.Finally, the G-Pak comes with a nice shoulder strap, with heavy, strong hardware to attach it to the G-Pak's mounting rings, and an adjustable pad on top, to stop the nylon strap itself from cutting into your shoulder.All in all, it's a great piece of gear- everything I expected it to be and much, much more- and a steal, at the price. The G-Pak is very well-made, durable on the outside and soft on the inside, with velcro dividers that let you divide up the main compartment as you see fit- mine's set up to hold my PSP (in a zip-up leather hardcase, no less), and also my DS (in a hard plastic hardcase, with 6 games), AND my MP3 player, which is a Creative Zen Touch in its leather carrying case, and I still have an extra compartment, albeit a small one, that nicely holds my USB charging cables for the DS and MP3 player (they use the same cable) and my PSP's USB charging cable.The UMDs are held in another, flat compartment that closes via velcro, and it does, in fact, hold 22 of them- rather snugly, at that. What can I say, I just wanted something different.Anyway, the review proper. Behind the two "sleeves" of UMDs, there are long, narrow pockets, perfect for holding a few game manuals- by no means 22 of them, but you could likely fit 2 or maybe 3 game manuals in each, for 6 total.This is all held firmly within the GPak by means of a surprisingly sturdy, well-made zipper. I give it my highest possible recommendation.
Mine came in white with black pocket and trim and reminds me of the old school Air Jordan's. I outgrew my previous PSP case and began breaking the games due to things being too compacted. Anyway, I'm very pleased with this purchase. Plenty of room, solid build, good looks. Fits the PSP nicely, has plenty of slots for games, movies and memory cards, has room for the charger and remote to boot. So I ordered this one to carry everything. Very soft inside, reinforced walls outside, good zippers, great lining, nicely sewn up too. Highly recommend.
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