Is this hard plastic or a plastic sleeve? (*Want to avoid zip lock bag like holders)
1460828
it is a plastic sleeve with a ziplock type closure but it is pretty heavy duty. mine has held up for about 3 years
1460829
It's a heavy plastic but still bendable to avoid cracking. Very well worth it!!
1460830
It is a plastic sleeve. Easy to get cards Ina ND out. The plastic seems durable.
1460831
Hard plastic, so-hard-you-can't-bend plastic...hope this answers your question.
1460832
It is a very rigid plastic sleeve. It held up well as we kept our Universal Studios tickets/room keys in them during a recent visit.
1460833
It closes like a Ziploc bag; otherwise, it does not resemble one. The plastic is thick, including the closure; yet, it is all flexible, making it rugged. There is enough slack in the interior to place business cards; I keep four behind my photo ID for convenience when working in hospitals. If a security guard asks why I am there late at night, I can quickly reach into the badge and produce the business card. All kinds of things could go there--like a CPR emergency card or building fire escape plan. I also use these to hold directions and such for switches and breakers inside equipment cabinets--keeps the messages from deteriorating. It closes like a Ziploc bag; otherwise, it does not resemble one. The plastic is thick, including the closure; yet, it is all flexible, making it rugged. There is enough slack in the interior to place business cards; I keep four behind my photo ID for convenience when working in hospitals. If a security guard asks why I am there late at night, I can quickly reach into the badge and produce the business card. All kinds of things could go there--like a CPR emergency card or building fire escape plan. I also use these to hold directions and such for switches and breakers inside equipment... » Read More It closes like a Ziploc bag; otherwise, it does not resemble one. The plastic is thick, including the closure; yet, it is all flexible, making it rugged. There is enough slack in the interior to place business cards; I keep four behind my photo ID for convenience when working in hospitals. If a security guard asks why I am there late at night, I can quickly reach into the badge and produce the business card. All kinds of things could go there--like a CPR emergency card or building fire escape plan. I also use these to hold directions and such for switches and breakers inside equipment cabinets--keeps the messages from deteriorating. « Show Less
1892938
I love the sleeve, however I do not use the plastic case on my mac ...so I am unsure. Wish I could be more help!
784408
Mine was a hard plastic case .And the stuff inside all had there own little holders that keep it organized
1832040
The company that makes the top loaders is Cardboard Gold. Information on package says "Rigid Plastic Holders, Crystal Clear, Holds Photos & Prints." This is not a Soft Sleeve- which their site says is made of PVC. Unfortunately I do not see on their site or on their packaging what the material is for their Top Loader but it is stiff (non-bendable).
2141741
The hard plastic sleeve is to keep the screw in place especially at the start. This is because the holder bit has no magnet on it. The step is: 1-push the sleeve all the way back; 2- put the screw in; 3-pull the sleeve forward a little bit enough for the screw not to fall out; 4-start screwing with the sleeve forward. The sleeve will push itself backward automatically as the screw goes in. You can only do this provided that the screw fit inside the sleeve.
595498
Of course the device it will come in contact with the zipper unless you carefully spread to open the sleeve. It's has a plastic teeth with a metal slider. It won't damage your device on normal use.There is a buffer on the inside between the device and the zipper so it won't rub against each other.
1138233
Not sure if it is plastic, but there is something in there and it is hard. It's not a soft as I hoped for but it doesn't bend.
788573
It is hard plastic on the outside. So chances are that your cards won't get damage easily if it falls into water. Be careful not to let it submerge into water for too long. Water can seep into the opening of the wallet. Do not purchase this item if you have not done so. you'll regret it.
1113645
I am not certain of the material but it feels like a pliable plastic or hard rubber. The card pouch is stitched to the back and is made of (faux?) leather. I'm very happy with the case and have received compliments from others. I would recommend it.
576005
The sleeve is soft rubber, so far durable, but I prefer not to microwave. I gave mine to my mom and she boiled the bottle without the rubber (just in case) in a hot pot only 1 time. This is just in case she pours extremely hot liquid and not crack or break. Hope this helps.
250085
hard plastic, however appears to be designed to stand the test of time with removing and replacing. Still a tight and snug fit when replaced after removing daily.
2121895
There is a plastic shell that it snaps into. It's secure, because I have a hard time getting it out.
1897640
i've never seen the ziploc totes, and i know i saw a mesh vent on the small ones i bought, but i honestly cant remember. i'm out on business and i can confirm when i get back on the weekend. sorry i cant be of much help right now. i can tell you its strong plastic and an overall good buy for storage.
1652426
It's hard plastic. I love the holder. I had tried so many different types. This one is short enough that it doesn't rattle on bumpy roads. I have had mine for 6 months and through a tough winter and no problem with cracking or coming undone.
177508
PenBeads, if your definition of "hard" plastic is absolute rigidity; it is not. If your definition of "soft" plastic is flimsy and very pliable; it is not. The main structure (outside walls and inner divider cells) is of plastic approximately 1/16th of an inch thick - it does move should you apply pressure. A loose comparable is the plastic of good Tupperware; but not flimsier like ZipLock storage containers. The two lids are somewhat thinner but adequate. However, an observation on the lid is that the closure construction is a flap along the side of the lid that snaps onto the main structure. This might, just might, fatigue over time and split along the seam. Too bad there is no way to contact you directly; mine is too big for my needs - I'd just send mine to you.
777459
It's metal, I think. It is as strurdy as any zipper, if that is your concern. It's really smooth to zip and unzip.
686627
It is strictly hard plastic. I'm happy with the case, and the fit is very good.