Xtreme Mac gets serious with rugged iPhone protection


If someone wants to protect his iPhone from being damaged then it is a great idea to go for something that can protect the shiny handset. Xtreme Mac’s new range of wraps and cases for the handset can be the right choice for those who want to protect their handsets by scratches. Xtreme Mac is made with a tough material like neoprene, silicone and leather. The Sport Wrap is probably the best option while cycling because it has a Velcro strap which can be fixed on the arm very easily. This Sport Wrap can protect the iphones screen from any shuffle or a scratch. Some of them can prefer Spandau Ballet’s Gold which can be beneficial in protecting the iPhone from the moisture, as it is moisture resistant lining.
For the slightly more restful




the belt-clip Onyx case is a micro suede lined cocoon for the iPhone. Cutouts for buttons and headphones mean one can still use it without needing to take it out. Although doing so should be pretty easy thanks to the use of a magnetic clasp. The outside part is hand-stitched leather. Finally, for those rubber fetishists, Xtreme Mac’s Tuff Wrap silicone case might be the ideal playmate. Bumpy for the pleasure and for a decent grip it has cutouts for buttons and features, while a clear screen protector makes accidentally scratching the phone’s display unlikely with the gas mask. These different types of cases will be launched very soon and will also be available for pre order. Sport Wrap and Onyx are priced at $29.95 while Tuff Wrap comes is priced at $19.95

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    • Posted on Aug 2nd, 2007 by Philip King in Accessories | No Comments


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