LIHITLAB Zipper Pen Case, 7.9 × 2 × 4.7 Inches, Black (A7551-24)

I will use this to store my magnifying glasses. I have several strengths to use for reading & needlework. My 3 pair fit in nicely, and keeps them all in one place. I just received it today, cant comment on durability, but appears to be sturdy. I also see this being used to store a set of small tools. Looks like it would be handy to store travel-size personal items when travelling.

I use this every day for school! I use it to store my pencils, erasers, and it even fits my 2TB External Hard drive. So far Ive had it for a couple of weeks and I honestly love it so much. Im still not really sure what I can use the front two pockets for because Im afraid stuff will fall out of it so I just put some extra bandaids in there just in case. I used to just throw my pencils in my backpack and lose them and this just makes my life so much easier. I cant explain how much I needed this because I never had a pencil holder in my life and wow I wish Ive gotten this a lot sooner.

I bought this to carry my type I diabetes supplies (insulin pens, blood test meter and strips etc. I also vary a couple glucose tablet tubes in here, along with some other accessories. It is a compact, well divided space for all of my essentials with nice zippered compartments. I needed something this size to fit in my crossbody shoulder bag/ briefcase for work. After my journal and planner get stuffed n, there isn’t a lot of room for anything bulky. This case fits perfectly.

I had one of these that I had purchased from JetPens, and I filled it with a ton of art supplies to carry with me in my bag, or on my travels. My best friend was always saying i need to get one of those!...so I got it for her! This bag has SO MUCH ROOM. I keep an assortment of pens/pencils (about a dozen assorted), about 6 small paint brushes, also my waterbrush, a small bottle of water, and a little water mister, 2 erasers (one with a pencil sharpener included), a small metal ruler, a small pair of scissors, a small box cutter, a small roller cutter thingie, a bone folder, 4 washi sample cards, several paper clips, several sheets of watercolor dots, a bunch of flake stickers, a glue roller, and im sure theres more in there but I cant remember everything. Im sure the thing weighs a couple lbs, but I dont mind as I have really anything Ill need! Its just a vault! Its compact though, so it still fits easily in my bag.

I really like this little pen case. I use it to keep all my pens for my Bullet Journal in. In the front pocket I hold my credit card size stencils, and inside I keep 8 PaperMate Flair pens in the front pocket, and 9 various size pens in the center pocket, small sticky notes in the small mesh pockets, and 8 Crayola Super Tip Markers in the back mesh pocket. The material this is made of is a sturdy nylon and wipes clean easily. I really like the shade of orange this case is. I also like that the zipper is very smooth when zipping and unzipping. This little case can hold a lot, but it feels very compact in my hand and it can fit very easily into my tote. I plan to buy a couple more in different colors. I think this is a nice quality pen case for the a reasonable price. I expect that this will hold up well over time.

I LOVE this pen case. It holds so much. I am ready for any situation that needs a writing implement - as long as I have my case. haha. I carry it with me 95% of the time though in my backpack or a tote bag and bring it to the couch or table when Im ready to sit down and update my journal, or sketch or just color. Mine currently holds: 1 fine black Sharpie, 4 Hi-Tec-C Coleto Me multi-pens, .05 mechanical pencil, .07 mechanical pencil, 1 Pentel Clik eraser, 2 Pilot Petit1 fine nib fountain pens, 2 Pentel 8 Multi-pencils, 3 Mitsubishi 2mm lead holders, a ceramic pen cutter, mini Stabilo Boss highlighter, an eraser, post-it tabs, lead pointer for all my 2mm leads, .05 and .07 lead refills, 6 inch ruler, and symbol/numbers/letters templates. I havent even put anything in the two pockets on the outside yet. The price is more than I would normally pay for a pen case, but this one is worth it. Sturdy fabric, great construction and as you can see it holds A LOT. Amazon does have the best price for this too. I bought this to go with my green Lihit A5 bag-in-bag. I absolutely LOVE both. Really wish I would have found them BEFORE my vacation. If I wasnt using this for all my pens and pencils, I would probably use it for either sewing/crafting or electronic device paraphernalia.

I havent actually used this yet, because I realized that I probably dont need to bring a bunch of pens with me to my classes, but I already put in some of my pens/highlighters/erasers/etc. to test out the capacity, and it can fit quite a lot! I love LIHIT Lab products, and I also have their SmartFit blue S case, and thats why I wanted to go for this one too. The color is a really nice bright orange, and its like a nice accent color. The quality of the case is kind of like canvas-y nylon, and it feels really durable. The inside is just brown, as pictured. Overall, I really like this case, but personally I dont think I (and hope I wont need to) use this on a daily basis! I feel like it could be a good deal for people who want the 100-pen kipling case thing, because the price is ~1/3 of that ones, and you can still fit a pretty decent range of pens and stationery in this one as well!

Really REALLY great. Best pencil case Ive found and used in my last 7 years or so of arting. It can fit long pens, markers and pencils as well. No problem-o. When items such as pencil sharpeners as placed in the pockets on the backside of the flap, the flap bows which is unfortunate. I have been putting the sharpener just resting above my travel palette because it is the perfect size, but it does tumble out when I open the case which is not ideal. But this only discernible con thus far after 3 weeks of use. I love that I can see all of my pens and pencils without them thumbling about in a one large pocket. I can also fit a small palette for my gouache and 2 water-brushes next to it in the back pocket. I often find myself just opening it to survey the troops. They are poised and ready for action. Wonderful soldiers and friends. Update: After about a month of daily use (it goes everywhere with me), the fabric on the piped seams is fraying slightly and beginning to wear down on the corners...not great. This in addition to the floppy/bowed nature of the flap have caused me to down-grade my review to 4 stars.

My son requested a pencil case for the new school year. He knew what type he wanted so I sent him Amazon links to three different zippered book type pencil cases. He chose the Lihit because it had the type of organization and pockets he was looking for. Two months of use behind him and he says it serves its purpose well and doesnt take up too much backpack space.

What can I say about this case? Im a pen/pencil freak. You other pen/pencil freaks out there know EXACTLY what one of our main problems is. We have too many pens/pencils and they end up in separate places. Invariably when you need a certain pen/pencil, it is of course, not in the case you have with you. After multiple instances of this, I thought that there HAD to be a solution to this problem. Well, seems like there is: I give you the Lihit Lab Triple Zipper case. Its sturdy, zippers look strong and sewn in well, it’s a nicely built product. Rather than blather on about it, just check out the picture with this review. EVERY thing in that picture fit into the case. Did it expand big and gaudy? Yes it did, but not the point where it feels that the stitching or zippers are becoming over stressed. I have room for 3 or 4 more pens or pencils. In case the picture doesn’t make it with the review, here are the details on my bags current holdings: 7 Wooden Pencils, 11 Mechanical Pencils, 5 Fountain Pens, 5 Ballpoint pens, 2 Pen Sized eraser holders,7 Brush pens, 10 Handheld erasers (6 Boxy, 4 Arch Foam), 7 packs of mechanical pencil lead (variable size and hardness), 2 Metal journal templates, 3 Hobinichi templates, an Ames Lettering Guide, a Line spacing template and the classic Eraser Shield. Wshew. Ill update this a little bit down the road, I’m curious about its durability. I think I’ll be happy, but we’ll see on down the road. Right now though, its easy to give it 5 stars. Heres to hoping it can keep em...