Watertight Battery Flatpack
The Watertight Battery Flatpack is my third iteration of watertight battery storage, designed to keep the batteries you need organized and protected in your range bag, camping kit, or hunting gear.
The first two designs were pucks, sealed using commonly available O-rings. This version takes advantage of a flatter form factor, measuring 5" wide, 6.7" long, and just over 1" thick.
It uses a TPU gasket to keep water out and fits far better into cargo pockets, backpack compartments, or interior compartments of a range bag.
Mine has been in my range case for over a year through regular range trips, hunting, USPSA, and PCSL. Batteries for my optics, lights, shot timers—everything—are right here in one spot, and it's been great.
Battery Capacity
1 × 9V
2 × CR123A
4 × AA
6 × AAA
2 × CR2032
2 × CR1632
Custom Nameplate
The nameplate can be customized within reason. You guys with the hyphenated names can add this to your long list of struggles, but for everyone else, I should be able to put your last name on the tag if desired.
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Small time competitive shooter with enough 3D and Industrial manufacturing background to pretend to be confident around CAD and designing 3d printable range gear. All of my gear is available free to download and print on MakerWorld, but I've had enough requests for it to be purchasable that this shop page now exists for the more popular selections. The endgame is to get more people out there shooting, and the pricepoint is the #1 prohibiting factor. My goal is to get that down to a manageable place where people can at least run their gear, figure out what they want and improve from there.
Small time competitive shooter with enough 3D and Industrial manufacturing background to pretend to be confident around CAD and designing 3d printable range gear. All of my gear is available free to download and print on MakerWorld, but I've had enough requests for it to be purchasable that this shop page now exists for the more popular selections. The endgame is to get more people out there shooting, and the pricepoint is the #1 prohibiting factor. My goal is to get that down to a manageable place where people can at least run their gear, figure out what they want and improve from there.