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"File this under &amp;quot;awesome things that you should buy right now.&amp;quot; As reported by Core77,\u00A0BaseOneLabs\u00A0is using the\u00A0collapsible air pockets from the inside of shotgun\u00A0recoil pads to create an impressively shock absorbent iPhone case.\u00A0The result of this is the GunnerCase.\r\n\r\nWhen the GunnerCase is dropped, the side-walls are designed to collapse and distribute the force around the case. This saves your iPhone while keeping the case thin (only 13.9mm thick)\u00A0and effective.\r\n\r\nFrom BaseOneLabs:\r\nInternal Air Cells\u00A0- Lined\u00A0throughout\u00A0the inside of the\u00A0GunnerCase are Air Cell pockets that were inspired by recoil pads found on shotguns and rifles. When dropped, the Air Cells collapse absorbing impacts, providing the same protection as a case twice as thick.\r\nYou can pre-order yours now for $40, for delivery in late March. The design of it is pretty basic and un-slick, but the minimal detail speaks to the nature of the product. It's a tool, just like a\u00A0recoil pad. Not decoration. If you're looking for that, you should just grab something from BlingCases.\r\n\r\n\u27A4\u00A0\u00A0GunnerCase\r\n\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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