Lean & Green
Like all cases in our new Slimcase line, the Slimcase for iPad 2 is tailored for a trim, travel-friendly fit, with the ability to protect your iPad 2 from everyday wear and tear. The two-part slider case design not only delivers protection and a great feel, with the addition of the included metal foot, it's surprisingly versatile, as well. Whether you're watching a movie, playing a game or typing an email, the accessory foot provides the perfect angle.
As with all of our wood sound systems and accessories, for every tree we use in production, we plant 100 through our long-time partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation.
Like all cases in our new Slimcase line, the Slimcase for iPad 2 is tailored for a trim, travel-friendly fit, with the ability to protect your iPad 2 from everyday wear and tear. The two-part slider case design not only delivers protection and a great feel, with the addition of the included metal foot, it's surprisingly versatile, as well. Whether you're watching a movie, playing a game or typing an email, the accessory foot provides the perfect angle.
As with all of our wood sound systems and accessories, for every tree we use in production, we plant 100 through our long-time partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation.
Specifications
• Hand-crafted solid Walnut or Bamboo
• 2-piece design for a tailored, protective fit
• Metal foot for landscape or keyboard use
• Soft, scratch-resistant lining
• Openings for all buttons, connectors, microphone & speaker
• Durable, natural VOC-free protective finish
• 7.6" (192 mm) W X 9.8" (148mm) H X .7" (18 mm) D
• 6.4 oz (181 g)
About Bamboo...
Did you know Bamboo is actually a grass? ...and like your lawn,
it can be harvested many times without harming the plant itself.
Bamboo grows faster than any other species, sometimes 3' per day,
reaching a harvestable height in only 3 months, compared to 40 -
60 years for a typical hard-wood species. It can also produce 35%
more oxygen per acre than a stand of trees.
Since mature Bamboo is harvested by hand, there is far less energy 'invested' (and
less CO2 produced) in processing Bamboo than wood or just about
any other production material. Harder and more dimensionally
stable than Oak, with strength characteristics equal to steel, you couldn't
ask for a tougher, more environmentally thoughtful material.
