Otter box

[living2345]

When is the Otter box coming out for the iPad because I will be getting one for sure.

 

[dennis]

When is the Otter box coming out for the iPad because I will be getting one for sure.

They haven't said yet, but you can sign up to receive an email when it is available.

Apple iPad Case :: Coming Soon! // OtterBox.com

 

[Seadog]

I favor pelican cases myself.

 

[EARL97850]

I've never had one of these covers on any of my electronics, but have heard good things about them.

Cya

 

[IpadOne]

I favor pelican cases myself.

Pelican is not a bad case at all but i am more fan of Alliburton i hope to get this case in more smaller size for carry my iPad in business visit

 

[EARL97850]

I favor pelican cases myself.

Pelican is not a bad case at all but i am more fan of Alliburton i hope to get this case in more smaller size for carry my iPad in business visit

This would definitely fit into the business world.

Cya

 

[Isaac Newton]

Love otter box...very pleased with it on my Bberry phone.

 

[Seadog]

In my industry you learn to know who makes tough cases. Trouble is, they are never cheap. The best cases may cost almost as much as the iPad itself. The Pelican can cost from $62 to $150 depending on vendor and options. But whenever I find time to go back to boating, I plan on getting one.

 

[iVan]

I have metal cases for tools. Although they are the best protection casing, after a while they look stupid and ughly with all the dents... but that's my tastes... :shrug:

 

[Seadog]

Because cases like these are clues that what is inside is valuable, I like to keep them inside a standard storage bag during travel. Of course, I do things a little differently. I have one large tackle box that has been my electrical tool box for years. And a small tackle box I modify into a portable laboratory. A lot cheaper than the dedicated boxes that do the same thing, and they often are handier.

 

[iVan]

Because cases like these are clues that what is inside is valuable, I like to keep them inside a standard storage bag during travel. Of course, I do things a little differently. I have one large tackle box that has been my electrical tool box for years. And a small tackle box I modify into a portable laboratory. A lot cheaper than the dedicated boxes that do the same thing, and they often are handier.

I"ve done the tackle box too but they were a little flimsy for heavy tools.

When I built and repaired sailboats 20 years ago, I lost expensive tools to the water. After that I've used big coolers as toolboxes. They would float for a while before sinking, leaving ample time for retrieval. The trick was to make sure it was properly closed at each tool use.

Polyethylene would be my number one choice for a case. Cheap, resistant and practical.