Hermitshell Hermitshell Travel Case Fits C Crane CC Skywave AM/FM Shortwave Weather Airband Portable Radio Clock Alarm

This is a perfect fit for the CC Skywave and a pair of earbuds. Radio is very well protected with the padding inside and the fact that the case is very firm with virtually no give when squeezed. You can throw it loosely in your backpack with no worries of damaging. There are two zippers for easy access when opening or closing in either direction you want. Feels like quality when you zip it open or closed. It comes with a carabineer so you can hang it from the outside our your pack. I definitely think you should get one if you have a CC Skywave radio. Very glad I did as I consider it a must have.

These cases are excellent! Of course they fit my Skywave radios but I also use them to protect my Ricoh GRD III and my Richoh GR2 cameras. Perfect fits for everything. I do not have the latest camera offerings from Ricoh so I’m unable to comment, first hand, on their fit. The specs indicate the cases should accommodate the new cameras. The cases are very well made.

Holds the CC Crane Skywave SSB radio + reel antenna + earbuds. Sturdy!

Fits the Sangean HDR-14 like it was made for it! Very well made padded case with a double zipper and internal top pocket. It's a hard case but only so by its nice tight weave fabric so the case is still flexible despite definitely fitting into the hard category. I can definitely recommend it.

Nicely made. Perfect fit for both the Crane Skywave and the Skywave SSB radios. Provides great protection. Has a little storage area for earbuds and extra batteries, etc. The only problem is this: The radio comes with a shortwave antenna in plastic wind-up housing. This does fit in the storage area, but the storage area is a little too thin for the thickness of this plastic object. With the radio in it's compartment, and the antenna in the storage object, it's like having an overpacked suitcase: you CAN zip it closed, but there's pressure squeezing the radio and antenna together. Aside from not wanting to have the radio under pressure, this will often cause the power button to be pressed and the radio to turn on while in the case. If you don't put the antenna in the case, it's perfectly satisfactory. But I'd much rather not have to carry two objects (the radio in the case, and the antenna separately).