June 29, 2018

Why Every Hunter Needs an SLXtreme iPhone Case

Deb Griffith, SnowLizard

Snow Lizard camo phone case There's nothing quite like dropping a trophy buck, only to realize that your iPhone is just as dead; smashed at the bottom of the tree stand, ruined because the rain or the battery just ran out. Either way, no trophy picture for you, and no GPS or messaging app to help you waypoint the meat cache or tell your family you're heading home soon.

That's why we created the SLXtreme for iPhone. This rugged phone case was made with hunters in mind; it provides everything you need to stay powered and protected. It’s not an everyday case (just like you probably don’t get to hunt every day) but it should be an integral part of your gear.

This tough iPhone case is waterproof and certified military grade protection, so you’re covered if it falls from your tree stand, into a puddle or out of your pocket. And the Mossy Oak Break-Up Country camo design allows you to use your phone without flashing colors or reflections that might scare game away.

Even more important, the SLXtreme also has a built-in solar panel that can recharge your phone in the backcountry, and a built-in battery that adds up to 185% more juice than your phone has alone. As long as you have access to direct sunlight, you'll always have an emergency navigation and communication device. And if you’re on an extended hunt, the solar charging capability will trickle-charge your battery back to life. No more dead phone, ever.

The SLXtreme is available in Mossy Oak's Break-Up Country® Camo for the iPhone 7, 7+, 8 and 8+ and are now $30 off!

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