Recommend occasional use case/protection?

[deeddawg]

So mostly I'm wearing my Nike edition as it came. I splashed out on applecare+ to cover major screwups, albeit at $70 a pop.

Still, I have a long list of home improvement projects and would like to be able to keep wearing my watch while working, so I'd like to add a little quick & easy protection without spending much.

Any particular suggestions for this purpose?

 

[ZebraDude]

So mostly I'm wearing my Nike edition as it came. I splashed out on applecare+ to cover major screwups, albeit at $70 a pop.

Still, I have a long list of home improvement projects and would like to be able to keep wearing my watch while working, so I'd like to add a little quick & easy protection without spending much.

Any particular suggestions for this purpose?

This is what I use! They just started coming out with ones that match the Series 2/Nike Watches.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LY0ER8P/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[BarracksSi]

Spigen has been making a "Rugged Armor" case, but I don't think they've added a version for the Series 2 yet. Another MR forum member had one and tried it on his Series 2, but sent it back, and Spigen said they were starting work on the new model.
http://www.spigen.com/collections/a...tch-case-rugged-armor-42mm?variant=1961583297

 

[deeddawg]

Thanks for the suggestions, folks.

 

[ZipZap]

Since the watch will be worth 2/3rd less in 1 year, save your money, enjoy the watch, and wear it as is.

 

[deeddawg]

Thanks for your input. I'd already considered that thought and decided that I prefer to take care of my stuff and not have it end up looking it like ****. It's well worth $8-15 for protection I can easily/quickly put on the watch when I'm going to be doing tasks that substantially increases the risk of damage.

 

[ZipZap]

Thanks for your input. I'd already considered that thought and decided that I prefer to take care of my stuff and not have it end up looking it like ****. It's well worth $8-15 for protection I can easily/quickly put on the watch when I'm going to be doing tasks that substantially increases the risk of damage.

My experience with the. They look terrible and fall off.

 

[deeddawg]

My experience with the. They look terrible and fall off.

You've tried every one on the market? They *all* fall off? I find that difficult to believe.

Now if you'd share the specific models which you had a problem with, that would be helpful information. As a generalization, it's of no practical use.

Looks are irrelevant while I'm doing carpentry, floors, drywall, tile, landscaping, moving furniture, etc.

 

[ZipZap]

You've tried every one on the market? They *all* fall off? I find that difficult to believe.

Now if you'd share the specific models which you had a problem with, that would be helpful information. As a generalization, it's of no practical use.

Looks are irrelevant while I'm doing carpentry, floors, drywall, tile, landscaping, moving furniture, etc.

There arent that many different ways to do it. A bunp and gone. I am not going to review fo you. If you need to know fisrt hand buy them.

 

[greg555]

I got the older version of this, which works pretty good for a buck: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/361711761911...49&var=631023181329&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

 

[deeddawg]

There arent that many different ways to do it. A bunp and gone. I am not going to review fo you. If you need to know fisrt hand buy them.

So... ya got nothin' to back up your specious generalization. Thanks for wasting my time.

I appreciate the actual helpful input from the others who've shared options that they've found to work for them.