12 lb. bowling ball test: Extreme Sleeve vs. hard case!
8 commentsOur video showing Thom Cafaro dropping a 8 lb bowling ball on our G-Form iPad Extreme Sleeve™ has received a lot of attention lately.
For those remaining skeptics, Thom and his new cameraman have filmed a 12 lb bowling ball dropped on an Extreme Sleeve™ and a hard case just for comparison. We’ll let the video tell the story:
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The G-Form iPad Extreme Sleeve™ fits both the iPad and iPad2. It is available in either yellow or black. Orders will be shipped on May 2nd. To learn more, visit the Extreme Sleeve™ product page.
Thanks for your prompt reply and the latest 12lbs demo. Extreme! I hope your development of iPad with zaggmate casing will be arrive ASAP!! Ü
PS: I recognize the “other” demo casing. Was about to press the order button. O.o
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This is pretty phat. I’m curious: how come you guys don’t sell wrist guards? That’s the one bit of protective gear I’d most like to have, but good ones are hard to come by these days.
A MUST HAVE CASE FOR iPAD
THE BEST CASE OUT ON MARKET
I would love it if, this product came for the iphone4
please right back.
Ivan.
Thanks for your interest. We do have plans for an iPhone case. Stay connected to us through Facebook, Twitter, RSS or our newsletter sign-up to learn of product updates and releases.
I am impressed, you shouldn’t make your cases product dependant, instead make them sized so someone with a non ipad device is more likely to buy the product rather than thinking “it’s for an ipad only i wont bother”.
Impressive, i liked the space drop video as well. Curious however how it performs when dropped on one of the corners. Say drop it from one story holding it by one corner and see if you can make it land directly on the opposite corner to see what the results are. Either way, this looks impressive.
Next, the bullet test