LiliPod: iPod Protection
The LiliPod may look a little funny, but once you buy it you will be glad you did. Talk about protection and versatility for your iPod. The LiliPod is shock resistant and waterproof, meaning you could go swimming with this case and your iPod will remain happy and dry inside. The shell is hard and fits snugly around the iPod to provide protection in various environments and climates. You can go sailing, skiing, rock climbing, biking and hang out on a nice sandy beach without your iPod feeling the effects of dust, sand or water.
The design is sleek, except for the compression clamp and O-ring, but those are critical components to the LiliPod. These two components protect your iPod from dust, dirt, water and other elements that can destroy an iPod. The headphone plug is specially designed to allow you to listen to your iPod and keep it waterproof.
The LiliPod features a Sterling Rope attachment. This little rope is made from materials such as Kevlar, Vectran, Dyneema and Spectra. It is also made with DryCore, which keeps the cord from developing mildew. This cord is great for those activities that you need to wear your iPod around your neck or tied onto your body, boat, bike or anything else. On the back of the LiliPod is the Dual Action Belt Clip. This clip attaches to anything from your belt to your pocket or even an accessory belt. The attachment is secure in any activity you choose. The shell is made from hard plastic and offers complete iPod protection.
From washing dishes to gardening, kayaking, fishing, hunting, water balloon fighting, the LiliPod offers complete iPod protection. There are three sizes of the LiliPod for all of your music listening pleasure. Sizes include the 3rd, 4th, and Photo generation iPods. There are also LiliPods for the 1st and 2nd and mini.
These cases are absolutely amazing. The biggest fear of iPod users has been that his or her iPod will get scratched, cracked, or even worse – dropped in water. The LiliPod protects the iPod in such a way that if you were to keep your iPod in the case at all times it would never show wear.
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