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Nitecore Battery Magazine NBM40

Nitecore Battery Magazine NBM40

3 reviews
Save $5.50
$14.99
$9.49

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Nitecore NBM40 battery magazine provides you a safer and more convenient way to store and carry your batteries. It prevents accidental connections between batteries, vastly diminishing potential fire-hazards by blocking circuit shorts. The soft yet sturdy vapor-phase gum material offers a secure and safe way for battery storage and carry while still allowing for easy withdrawal.
Features: 
  • Holds up to 4x 18650 batteries
  • Constructed from environmentally friendly vapor-phase gum
  • Extreme resilience, tear and rupture proof
  • Can handle up to 40 lbs of weight
Package Contents: 
NBM40 (Color: Black), hook & loop strap.

We only stock this item in black. If you wish to receive it in yellow, please let us know, we're happy to order it for you. Delays of +/- 4 weeks will apply. Thank you!
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4.7 Based on 3 Reviews
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05/21/2020

good for what it is, but its abit pricey....

its a great item, definitely protects and insulates the batteries. but i can purchase a few plastic cases to hold my 18650 batteries too, and they are cheaper than this holder. if you have the budget, for sure get it. however, if you are on a budget, pass on this item - its not necessary.

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William P.
Canada Canada
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06/27/2018

Delivery was on time. The battery magazine is well built and fits 18650 battery well. Should keep the battery terminals dry when outdoors.

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01/30/2018

If you are going to invest your money in good batteries, which are not cheap, why not protect them. I like this unit because it’s compact, light and great fo my outdoor adventures. I have other battery protectors but they are made of material and absorb water. You don’t want wet batteries when hiking for days. Wet batteries; not cool

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Stephen M.
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