3 New Cases from Xtreme!

[boss1]

I think the TURF case is the most appealing to me. It looks like the REVO except the top screen protector isn't removable


Link:

http://www.xtrememac.com/byipod/iphone.php

Sportswrap:

Onyx:

Tuffwrap:

 

[MyJelleo]

All of those cases look horrible to me. I could never imagine wrapping the iphone around my arm with a velcro strap; I would rather have it sewed in so that it and I can be one together. The strongest material for protection is human skin.

 

[jbellanca]

All of those cases look horrible to me. I could never imagine wrapping the iphone around my arm with a velcro strap; I would rather have it sewed in so that it and I can be one together. The strongest material for protection is human skin.

I guess you don't go to the gym or go running, then... an armband is really convenient for both lifting and cardio.

 

[roland.g]

I guess you don't go to the gym or go running, then... an armband is really convenient for both lifting and cardio.

I have to agree with the horrible part. Yes, an armband is really convenient for the gym and running, but use one with a Nano, not your iPhone. Or get a shuffle to work out with and a pair of the Monster iFreeplay headphones.

 

[MyJelleo]

I guess you don't go to the gym or go running, then... an armband is really convenient for both lifting and cardio.

Yeah, I'm not going to work out with my iphone strapped to my arm. I feel more comfortable with my ipod nano being my gym companion.

 

[mcdj]

Yeah I'm wondering how you're even supposed to interact with the phone while it's on your arm. I'd be very surprised if the majority of iPhone owners don't already own another iPod more suited to gym use. IMO the iPhone arm band manufacturers are totally playing to the "look at me, I have an iPhone" crowd.

 

[AJsAWiz]

Yeah, I'm not going to work out with my iphone strapped to my arm. I feel more comfortable with my ipod nano being my gym companion.

Same here . . . Nano in the gym . . . iPod Video and Nano in the car . . . iPhone securely tucked away (when not in use) out of sight.