Will hard case fit inside incase leather pouch?

Question

After getting a few scratches on my ipod, I've ordered Ice Creme to clean them off and Martin Fields to protect against further damage. Right now, I have an incase leather pouch, but I'd like a hard plastic case that completely covers the ipod all the time (I think I've gotten a lot of scratches just from sliding the ipod in and out of the case). I've read a lot on the forums and am torn between Agent 18, iskin, and PodsPlus. Does anyone know if any of these would fit inside the incase pouch? I like clipping the incase to my belt while listening to the ipod, but want something for screen protection while I'm watching.
I really have done my research on the forums, but I'm still torn. If none of these three will fit inside the incase, which do you think offers the best overall protection (from scratches and dropping)?
Thanks!

Answer 1

please take note in this post. I have had experience with all 3 types of cases.
I mention my experiences with these vasrious cases from owning 3 ipods previously. I have used a leather case,a iskin case, and lastly a aluminum case. Out of all 3 the hands down best is the aluminum case. why? well my last ipod (photo) was covered in a alumium case and in my experiences it was the best of all. I had the misfortune of dropping it 4 feet to the asphalt and i was very worried but i noticed that the ipod was perfectly safe and fine. nothing was wrong with it. the aluminum case only sufered minor scratches from the drop. the other perfection in this especially the podplus case which i use for my ipod video is the screen protection that is built into the case its not seperate liek the iskin but is fixed to the case. the interior of the podplus case includes neoprene. this allows a snug fit and doesnt alow for any scratches because the neoprene is non abrasive. removing the ipod is simply just opening the top lid that is snugly latched to the case.
the iskin case is good but i noticed flaws in it i didnt like for the price i payed. the silicone case attracts dirts easily and needs to be cleaned. The silicone also wears easily and after awhile shows signs of tearing in areas like the dock connector opening. As well the protective shield moves around on top of the screen of the ipod therefore scratching it....not good. I as well droped the ipod in the iskin case only 2 feet and the case absorbed the drop easily and my ipod was perfectly fine ..I still didnt like this case overall because of the signs of wear and the bad screen protection it offered. the beilt clip is also a joke on the iskin case too. removing the ipod from the iskin case is cumbersome becasue you can only remove it from the center clickwheel opening (very annoying).
the leather case was good, aesthically pleasing to the eye but i still noticed i removed the ipod from the case often to sync it to my computer and to access it to. To much work for getting to your ipod when you want to use it and protect it as well.
Overall i would recommend the podplus case over any other alternative specifically for the drop factor adn the overall design it has over the leather case or the iskin silicone case. Also the podplus case is only $29.99 no tax no shipping fees.I would also suggest getting a clear film to protect the front face of the ipod. the links below show what i have for my ipod now.
http://www.podsplus.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=157
http://www.podsplus.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=160
hope this helps
GFF