Quad Lock Case for iPhone 6/6s

The Quad Lock case is a perfect fit for the Quad Lock mount (shocking that isn't it?)Well I bought the Quad Lock set up for an Iphone 5 back in January 2014 and all I can say is that these hasn't been a time where I have been on my bike with my phone at the handle bars whilst Strava is recording my ride! It is 100% stable and will not fly off, I have gone over 46MPH with the phone locked in place with the amount.The phone case is great, really grips to the phone it can be a slight struggle removing it but thats expected because no one wants their Iphone 5 s falling out of a case now, do they? Nope.The case offers great protection even when not using it on the bike mount, the case is good for every day to day use also!! Definitely worth buying!(I ended up having to buy a new phone case as my phone was stolen and the case was on my phone)The Quad Lock Case for iPhone 5 on its own is around £22 (inc postage) which is semi expensive so moral of the story, buy the full kit for £50 and just don't lose anything hahahaha.LOVE THIS PRODUCT THOUGH!!!

I was so pleased with my QuadLock case for the iPhone 4S that there was no question as to which case I would get when I upgraded to an iPhone 6. I do a lot of running and the matching QuadLock armband is the best I have ever used for comfort, consistent budge-proof fit and easy access.There are a few notable improvements since the 4S case: most importantly the rear quadlock 'connector' is now a sealed unit, so no particles can creep into the rear and scratch your phone. There is now a velvety interior to further improve longterm care of your phone and finally the outer edges are a fraction more pliable than previously.I have just returned from Disneyworld Florida and used my QuadLock armband and iPhone 6 case on high speed rollercoasters and there was no movement at all, despite high speeds and g-forces. I trust these products so much that I felt my iPhone was more secure on my armband than in a zipped pocket. However, on some rides they do not permit "loose items" (they don't know and trust the QuadLock like I do) and for those rides I used a magnetic Running Buddy pouch which also proved to be rollercoaster-proof.

Just brilliant. I've has the iphone 6s for less than a week decided to splash out on the expensive leather case which has promptly been removed as it makes the phone so hard to hold and slippery. This case however is so snug and has a great hiddenn feature when holding it in your hand - the indent at the back of the case is perfect for more grip on the bigger phone! Very well made and the poncho is also much better thn the 5s version as it covers the camer lense on the back too. The button covers are also much better than the official iphone cases as they are softer to press and therefore you don't keep turning the volume up/down instead of trying to lock the phone! This one also has a seeled bracket so no debris can get in. 95% of the time this phone is in my hand/pocket rather than clipped to the bike so it has to work in the hand, not just as a fancy bike mounted case. DEFINATELY RECOMMEND and money well spent. Anyone need a 6s leather case?

I really like the whole Quad Lock system. I have one on my bike, one in each car, one on a monitor mount on my desk and I also use one to secure my phone to a Karma camera gimbal when it's paired with the GoPro so I can use it as a monitor. The cases, being interchangeable mean I can use an older iPhone 6 or my iPhone 7. They're durable, they look good, they're not particularly obtrusive and I would go as far as to say they are the best iphone mount/case I have ever had. Couple of niggles - firstly, the car mount needs frequent adjusting to get it at the right angle. I think the mounting plate turns when I'm connecting or disconnecting the phone to it. Secondly, it's a shame it's not water resistant and requires a separate purchase to make it so - the Poncho - making a total of nearly £50 for the case aspects alone, before you start looking at the mounts. Thirdly, it's great that the iphone is so secure on my bike, but for me it's not a case of easy one-handed removal! It's actually a bit fiddly. So for those few niggles I deduct a star from what is otherwise a really excellent bit of kit that I highly recommend.

Best case for an iPhone, period.I have owned iPhones since the 3G came out, and have tried every possible case that exists; and Quad Lock by far make the most practical and well made iPhone cases and accessories around.If you are a sporty person; cycling or running a lot, I cannot recommend Quad Lock enough. I commute into work almost every day via bicycle and I have been asked several times by other cyclists what I am using and I don't doubt some of them have gone and bought these after my suggesting they do so. I have convinced at least 3 other family members and friends to use their cases and accessories and they have always been seen as a good investment!The only downside is that these products are more expensive than other phone and smart device mounting options, but in my opinion none of them offer anywhere near the same level of build quality or resilience as Quad Lock do. They seem to know how to construct hard wearing products down under!