Cell Phone Cases Canyon Crest Center

I have always put my cell phones in protective cases so I’ve used many different types over the years. The Peak Design phone case fits so perfectly and feels good in the hand. The case has a slight texture to it so that it doesn’t easily slide out of my hand. And the new magnetic connection works seamlessly with the car mount and tripod mount for easily moving the phone between activities without having to remove the case. Outstanding case!

pelikan cases are the best i use them for everything from my cameras to my cell phone. any time you need to protect something, you can rest assured if it's in a pelikan case. the 1400 is the perfect size for a portable dvd burner, or dslr kit.it's a great case for small dv cameras and small dvd players.

This Cell Phone Mount was bought for my Wife. She watches videos on her cell phone often and I thought this was a better idea than leaning her phone against a bottle of ketchup or loaf of bread. Combining this with a tiny foldable tripod gives her a compact stand for her cell phone and she now uses it almost daily. She seems to like it and it folds up to take very little space. The mount had a slight hangup when I first tried it out but seems to work fine now. The threads in the plastic parts are actually brass inserts that are moulded in place so they will probably hold up a lot longer than plain plastic would. The plastic is well moulded and seems to be pretty good quality. In theory, the mount will stand up without a tripod, but it isn't stable.

As a professional Guide in the Grand Canyon, I have been using the inReach Mini for several seasons and also used it during my section hike completion of the 800 mile Arizona Trail through some of the most remote country the Southwest has to offer. With the new Messenger coming out I wanted something that made messaging easier, while still having the ability to send an SOS in the case of an emergency. The Messenger is noticeably faster, the new larger antenna works great even in the deepest side canyons, switching to the new software platform is a breeze, and the ability to switch between cell service and satellites seamlessly is awesome. I have been using the new Messenger all Guide season and it's worked flawlessly. I even have a velcro mount to keep it on my dash for any vehicle based emergencies when I do not have cell service. If you travel into the Wilderness, adding the Garmin inReach Messenger would be a necessary upgrade to your Backcountry kit to keep in touch with loved ones, handle emergencies, or simply extend the range of your mobile work life. Five stars all the way.

We didn't know if our cell service would work in the Grand Canyon (t-mobile - it was spotty) and decided to try the radios when 1/2 the family was on the rim and my daughter and I hiked down to Indian Garden (4.9 miles, 3000 feet). It worked for us when we checked in from the garden and at our other points to give an ETA to meet at the trail head.� We used the hi-power GMRS mode (I have a license that covers our family) and my wife and other daughter were always less than 1/2 mile from the rim at the top.

I like the feature that it is also connected to my cell phone.

this worked well with my cell phone and GoPros.

I use it to connect my cell phone to my car.

Backup for the other one I'm going to the cell phone

Use with cell phone