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The HitCase is a waterproof, shockproof case designed to fit an iPhone 4/4S and make it usable as an action camera.
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A lens port gives the iPhone an unobstructed view for recording video.
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The HitCase hinges open, and has three flaps that clamp down to lock the case closed.
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The transparent cover allows operation of the touch screen.
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HitCase also offers a free video app, called Vidometer, which overlays telemetry data on the image.
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The optional SuckR mount locks the HitCase firmly to a car's fender.
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The mounting bracket lets the HitCase slide and lock into place.
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