Looking for a vertical case that will hold just about everything but the kitchen sink?  Something with pockets to handle cash/credit cards, Bluetooth headsets, or maybe a house key?

Nite Ize may have just what your looking for with their Leather Cargo Clip Case (vertical).  We have already looked at Nite Ize's horizontal cargo case and we recently had the opportunity to take the vertical Cargo Case out for a test drive with the AT&T Tilt 2. 

Follow the break to see what lasting impression the Nite Ize leather cargo case of the vertical variety left with us.

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Nite Ize cases typically are moderately sized, multipocket, non-leather cases capable of carrying just about everything from credit cards to cash to the Windows phone itself. Breaking new ground lately, Nite Ize is offering a slim, leather series of cases.

We tested the Nite Ize Leather Cargo "Sideways" Clip Case with the HTC Touch Pro 2. Join us after the break to see how well Nite Ize succeeded with its leather cases.

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If you have any experience with Nite Ize, no doubt you’ve seen their rugged, blue collar cases. Although they’ve dabbled in more traditional leather pouches and such, a Nite Ize case is typically characterized by tough rip-stop nylon and a belt clip that is practically indestructible. The Nite Ize Cargo Clip case is another addition to their line of rugged cases.

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Nite Ize offers a unique range of phone cases ranging from the spacious Cargo Clip Case to the shoe-wanna-be Croc-o-dial Case. Compared to those two cases, the Clip Case Sideways almost looks dull.

We recently took the Clip Case Sideways out for a test drive with the Samsung Jack as well as the AT&T Fuze and found it to be anything but dull. It wasn't perfect but check in after the break to see how it measured up.

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Phone cases come in all shapes and sizes; executive cases with loads of leather and rugged blue-collar cases that feature nylon and heavy plastic. Choosing the case that is most appropriate for you depends largely on your lifestyle and preference. Nite Ize is famous for the rugged, "carry everything" style case. Both the Nite Ize Backbone and the Clip Case Plus have been reviewed here in the past.

Nite Ize is looking to make their mark on the executive case segment with their aptly named Executive Leather Side Case. Click on in to find how well they made the transition.

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Many of you are familiar with Nite Ize. They have been making cases and holsters for electronics for several years. Their products are traditionally industrial strength and size. The Clip Case Plus ($14.95 from the WMExperts store) is a perfect example of their typical product.

If Batman carried a cell phone, this would be the case he would use. There are pockets enough for a large cell phone (or two small ones), a Bluetooth headset, credit cards and id, a pen or flashlight, and some small children (not included).

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