With the industry moving to the NACS (Tesla-style) port, a lot of EV owners now carry adapters: a J1772 adapter for Level 2 public chargers, a CCS1 adapter for older fast chargers, or a NACS adapter if their car still has a CCS port. They’re expensive, they’re easy to lose and they hate being thrown loose in a cubby.
This case has molded compartments so each adapter has its own slot.
At a glance
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Holds | CCS1 and J1772 adapters (check your adapter’s dimensions) |
| Material | Oxford cloth outer, EVA shell |
| Weight | 0.36 kg (about 0.8 lb) |
| Seller claims | Waterproof, flame-retardant material |
| Price | $16.99 |
| Shipping | Free US shipping on orders over $50; typical delivery is 7–15 business days, with tracking |
What we like
- Separate molded slots keep adapters from knocking together
- Hard EVA shell adds cushioning
- Compact and light enough for a glovebox, frunk or sub-trunk
- Cheap next to the adapters it protects
What to watch for
- Adapter sizes vary. The case is molded around specific adapter shapes. Measure yours and compare before ordering.
- “Fireproof” is a stretch. The product name says fireproof, but the listing describes flame-retardant material. Treat it as a protective case, not a fire safety device.
- No cable storage. It’s for adapters only; use a charging cable bag for the mobile connector.
Related
For cable bags, holsters and covers, see our best EV home charging accessories guide.
Where to buy
The adapter case is sold by EV Wholesaler for $16.99.
Verdict
If you carry more than one charging adapter, a fitted case keeps them protected and together. Confirm your adapters fit the molded slots, and ignore the “fireproof” in the name.
How this review was made: this is an AllMoto research review. We scored it from the product listing, materials, fitment coverage and price compared with similar products, not hands-on testing. Prices were checked in October 2026 and can change.
