Griffin Survivor Military Tested Case for iPhone 4/4S

Timmeh

November 3, 2025

Pros:OK, is bulky but the number of various forum posts where people take pride (almost) in the number of iPhone drops, is, well – a lot. I have a very savy techi son and although he demurred from wanting Griffin for himself, was in total awe at the product and did admit to secretly liking it and totally understood why his loose fingers ‘ol man chose it, LOLFor me, is a no brainer… just go onto YouTube and you’ll find some vids showing iPhone (inside Griffin!) literally being thrown at walls which leave dented plaster and yes, no iPhone damage etc. Sure, I’d never do that but come on, certainly gives one some *peace of mind*, yes?Anyway, ‘everyone’ (now that I have iPhone – I see ’em everywhere!) has the hardware in hand etc, where it can easily slip away. Mine, well – now it IS a statement, if that’s what floats yer boat! Actually I could care less about impressing, I have this phone because it is a total no-brainer in it’s use. Is my first smartphone and ANY way to keep it from getting damaged is just [for me] common sense.The Griffin just works – no issues.The belt clip is greeeeat. Specially in this weather when there is some sun out and the clothes become minimal.;)Have no probs with it. The clip turns in on itself (think letter J) so it catches on waistline hem so basically, unlikely to come off easily. On the positive side, does it matter if it did? that’s the purpose of the Griffin = total iPhone drop safety :-))Additionally, it can be on shoulder strap or just anywhere that clip will attach to.Also, is certainly not big deal extracting case from wherever it’s clipped onto – just grin ‘n bear it for a few times and hey presto, off it comes. Actually, the just pull the case body away eg, from your waste and the clip will lock open = issue solved. Clip stays open and is simple to release back to closed position when…

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