The Hitcase at CES 2013 makes a case for being a leader in the rugged iPhone case market. Its size and weight means it's not meant to be left on all the time, but it should survive your action sports adventures.
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This is the standard version of the Hitcase on display at CES 2013. The Pro version adds a glass lens to improve the field of vision.
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The interior of the Hitcase holds your iPhone snugly in place. Note the rubbery-looking pattern on the right-hand side. This provides shock protection should you take a tumble off your mountain bike at high speeds.
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The Hitcase isn't kidding around when it comes to waterproofing. It can keep your iPhone high and dry in up to 33 feet of water. Time for some scuba diving.
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The Hitcase ChestR mount won't be making its debut on a Paris runway anytime soon, but the stretchy design and ease of putting it on are points in its favor.
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