Protective cases/shield with HMT?

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  • gibbiesmalls
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2017
    • 107

    #1

    Protective cases/shield with HMT?

    Tried searching but couldn't find anything that solved it:

    Outside of the plastic protective case that Foresight sells are there any heavier duty protective cases that work with the HMT attached? I have one of the aluminum/metal protective shields with my GC2 - but there doesn't appear to be any way/access to connect the HMT unit when it's in the case.

    How are those of you with HMT protecting your GC2?

    Thanks all!


  • p3eps
    Extreme Member
    • Nov 2014
    • 867

    #2
    I use the plastic one, which fits fine with the HMT. I've never (yet) hit a ball anywhere near the GC2, so can't comment how effective it is!

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    • gibbiesmalls
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2017
      • 107

      #3
      It's not me I'm concerned with! I've had mine a few days and have hit hundreds of balls and can't imagine me ever hitting it. It's everyone else that will certainly ask "Can I try?!".

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      • Ports
        Advanced Member
        • Mar 2016
        • 312

        #4
        I posted the same question. What I understand the hmt is impact resistant. It does seem "rubbery" and resilient. My metal case didn't accept the hmt arm so I modified it. I also assume that's why it was cheap via ebay.

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        • gibbiesmalls
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2017
          • 107

          #5
          Which metal case do you have?

          I have the one in the link below. Do you have something similar?



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          • Jay28
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2020
            • 145

            #6
            nvm - mistake

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            • grant2145
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2017
              • 198

              #7
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              Take a hacksaw and cut a hole in the case. It is pretty easy to cut through.

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