Jump Starter Carry Cases

Jump starter carry cases: choosing the right protection in 2026

A lithium jump starter is a serious piece of equipment that spends its life in a boot, a van locker or a workshop drawer. It gets knocked, it gets damp, and its leads get tangled with everything else in there. A moulded carry case solves all three problems for a small fraction of the replacement cost. This guide covers case types, model compatibility and what to look for when choosing one.

What EVA construction actually gives you

EVA stands for ethylene vinyl acetate, a semi rigid closed cell foam that has become the standard for protective cases. It absorbs impact rather than transmitting it, resists water and does not crack in cold weather the way cheap moulded plastic can. Paired with a durable outer fabric and a heavy duty zip, it produces a case that survives years of rough handling in a vehicle.

• Impact absorption. The foam shell spreads shock loads away from the device casing and terminals.
• Water resistance. Sheds spills and damp boot conditions that would otherwise reach the electronics.
• Dust exclusion. Keeps grit out of ports and clamp jaws, which is where corrosion usually starts.
• Shaped interior. Cut outs hold the unit, clamps and cables so nothing rattles loose in transit.

Matching the case to your jump starter

NOCO cases are model specific rather than universal, which is exactly what you want from a protective case. A snug fit means the device cannot move under impact. Check your unit reference on the underside label before ordering, because the GB and GBX ranges look similar but differ in dimensions.

• GBC013. Fits the GB20 and GB40 UltraSafe jump starters.
• GBC014 and GBC017. Sized for the GB70 and GB50 respectively.
• GBC015. Built for the larger GB150 heavy duty unit.
• GBC101 to GBC104. Cover the Boost X range including GBX45, GBX55, GBX75 and GBX155.

Keeping accessories together

Most roadside failures with a jump starter are not the device at all, they are a missing lead or a clamp left in the garage. A shaped case with dedicated compartments keeps the boost clamps, USB C charging cable and any X Connect adapters in one place. When you need the unit at six in the morning in a supermarket car park, everything is where it should be.

Protecting battery health in storage

Lithium cells lose capacity fastest at temperature extremes. A case adds a layer of thermal insulation that moderates the swings in a vehicle boot between a frosty night and a hot afternoon. It is not a substitute for sensible storage, but combined with a quarterly top up charge it measurably extends the working life of the pack.

Brand quality at a glance

• NOCO. The definitive range of model specific EVA cases for GB and GBX Boost jump starters.
• BLUETTI. Padded storage options for portable power banks and smaller stations.
• Anker. Protective bags and cases for SOLIX portable power and charging accessories.
• Generic universal cases. Available where a model specific option does not exist, though fit is always looser.

Compatibility and fitting

Cases require no installation, but confirm these points so the case you order fits first time.

• Exact model reference. Read the code printed on the underside of the jump starter, not the packaging.
• Accessory clearance. Check the case has room for the clamps and cables you actually carry.
• Storage location. Measure your boot cubby or van locker if space is tight before choosing a larger case.
• Zip and handle type. A carry handle or belt loop suits mobile trade use better than a plain shell.

Why buy from Bass Junkies

Bass Junkies has supplied UK motorists and trade customers since 1995, and our Wolverhampton workshop handles NOCO equipment daily, so we know which case fits which unit without guesswork. Every case is genuine NOCO stock, orders placed before the daily cut off leave the same working day, and if you are unsure which reference suits your jump starter our team will confirm it in a minute. Call 01902 863 005 or order online.