The idea of anything happening to our Macs or iOS devices sends us into a frenzy. Personally, this editor would rather not ever take her Mac products out of the house, lest they get a few scratches on their chassis or fall to their deaths. Fortunately for us co-dependent computer and mobile device owners, FastMac's family of Impact Shield impact resistant cases prevent anything awful from happening to your precious gear. In fact, they'll even protect your candy-coated M&Ms. Take a look at the video for a demo.
MacManKenny
February 28, 2011 at 6:06pm
I have to say I was impressed. If anybody waved a blunt instrument of any kind at my iDevice (or my M&M's) .... I'd run the other way!! Impact Gel or not!!
TrevorM
February 02, 2011 at 7:48am
Some people wouldn't be impressed with a body armor video, either. But if you were shot while wearing a vest, you would be happy you had it on. Same with a protective iPhone case, or insurance. You'd be glad you have it if you dropped it...
Bear90039
January 31, 2011 at 5:19am
I'm not impressed. If I had hit that iphone with the same strength and with the wooden side, without protection I WOULD NOT HAVE BROKEN IT. That looks like the same crap dr scholls puts in his "gellin'" pads. The iphone used was wearing a protective cover. By coincidence, the hammer's edges have the cover covered, if you get my drift. If anybody can legitimately dispute me, I'm willing to pay money.
rpc94
January 29, 2011 at 12:04pm
Why won't they use the part of the hammer that you actually are supposed to hit with?? Hmmmm...
tpeasetiger
January 29, 2011 at 12:05pm
I was wondering that too. Made me want to look up impact gel on youtube and see if anyone hits it directly.
tpeasetiger
January 29, 2011 at 12:04pm
I'd like to see them put an iPad in their case and drop test it. Impact gel is so great! I'm glad people are finally using it for more than shoe insoles.
