+ERVARGAS NYC Thanks, you being from NYC and I'm sure you're very familiar with the expression "HUSTLE HARD" & "GET THIS MONEY", then you already know B, I not (excuse me "We not") afraid to be judged by the case.

+ERVARGAS NYC What make a personalized business tool carrying case, that helped many people make a honest living (in you words), A "Ghetto Version"? Do explain please?

+delace1111 I would call it that, because when i was young and lived in the ghetto and could not afford the original, i would improvise and make, what i called a ghetto version, "Ghetto" Meaning and usually a Poor Neighborhood/Slums as referred to. Yes, I lived in the ghetto and raised on welfare, So i know what and where ghetto is. Didn't mean to offend you or anyone when saying ghetto version, but what i was really saying it's the poor man's version.

+EL EVO I appreciate the explanation. $ was the very same reason that led me to making my own case. 1st: I live Canada(30mins from border Qc/Ny, 6hrs north on NYC), Up here everythin including, (barber-related product) imported costs between 20%-40% more. I knew I could make something decent to keep my gear in without shelling out hundreds of dollars (exchange rate at the moment is $1.30+CAD = $1.00USD), after the duties and tariffs place on a authentic keeper Priced at $109.00USD, Thats +$146.25(Before Duties+Tariffs) plus our 15% sale tax. Believe the case packed w/ heavy hitters.

+delace1111 I hear you and completely understand you. I still improvise at time even if i can afford it, Because some things are just over priced or can simply be made cheaper and have same effect.

The case doubles as a mobile work station. The holes keep the clippers and wires organized as you use them right out of the case. Keeping the cords straight instead of bent up also relieves stress on the cord, this will prevent breakage and fraying.