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I always stuffed it into my cycling shoes wrapped in a sock. As said above, shoes and a days worth of cycling kit in hand luggage JIC.
Got a rigid case for my sunnies so i pop the garmin in there along with the sensors and mounts. Sounds like you are new to going away and cycling. I would advise having one day cycling kit in your hand luggage too just incase your hold luggage does not arrive. Obviouslty hand luggage for your shoes and pedals too.
Security at airports are well versed with cycling specific kit in hand luggage in 5 years of travelling i have never had an enquiry from security.
I had a Prendas knitted cover - meant to be for my old phone but I use it to cover the go pro when I'm traveling. It's all it needs.
Thanks for the replies.
The plan was to put it in the hand luggage but was just surprised there wasn't something more specific to carry it in.
I'll have to keep my eye out for something non specific that will do the job.
When I forst got my Edge 705 I took it along to the local camerashop and tried out their display of camera cases till I found a suitably sized case. The Edge 705 is no longer but the case now houses my Sony digital camera when going on holiday.
I bought a cheap pack of Go-Pro compatible mounts off Amazon, and it came with a small semi rigid case for the camera, it should easily fit a GPS, as well as some other small items and some padding.
Put it in a sock?
OO-er!
Agree with all of the above, I use a rigid bike box for doing races on the continent I stick all of my gels, co2 clothes etc in the the box to save on another bag and all the Macbooks and Iphones and Garmins come on with me in my hand luggage...
Garmins are realtively cheap tech so I wouldn't worry about buying them a specific case. However, poundland do sell a universal tablet screen protector, I traced around my Garmin, cut a few out and just stuck it on, even the winteriest gritty wet hands scratched the screen and ruined it...so just replace the plastic screen and repeat, the screen is literally as good as new everytime you take the plastic off!!
Everything breakable (helmet etc) goes in the middle of my suitcase surrounded by clothes.
Everything electronic and expensive goes in my hand luggage (laptops, phones, GPS, HRM etc)
Cheers,
Likewise.
Just to note also that airport security people can ask you to power up your devices, so be sure they have enough charge to deal with that.