The summer lifestyle in the Lowcountry involves the beach
and saltwater at times, and dust and heat at others, and a LifeProof case can
offer protection from a range of smartphone doomsday scenarios.
Dip net, hackey sack, Lifeproof case and dry box; Getting ready for a day at the beach |
In 2014 I choose to add a LifeProof Fre waterproof case to go with my iphone. After multiple trips to the beach, splashing around in
fishing boats and sometimes just plain getting caught in summer pop-up
rainshowers, I can relay that the waterproof case adds a measure of confidence
for the outdoorsman who is on the go.
The Otterbox dry box is good for car keys, wallets, etc. |
LifeProof Fre case adds freedom to your day |
Are
there other worthy smartphone cases on the market? You bet. Did you know that
the popular OtterBox brand is actually part of the same company as LifeProof,
which might explain their commitment to keeping smartphones dry and functional
more than most.
The Otterbox Pursuit dry box is a good option for safeguarding gear
like key fobs, wallets, cell phones with no case and cleaning cloths for sunglasses.
I picked out a size 40 dry box in clear and put it on the beach and watched
while a wave came up to wet it, but the rubber o-ring and locking mechanism
ensured that the contents stayed dry.
A LifeProof case makes
sense for me, though it may not for everyone, but the difference may be picking
up your cell phone after a day at the beach and instead of a ringtone you hear
that familiar monotone that comes from placing a conk shell to your ear. Can you
hear me now?
To view this feature article in the newspaper click on Colletonian.
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