Peak Design Gnar Case – iPhone 17 Pro Rugged Drop-Proof Cover

Description

• Description
• Features
• About The Brand

• All the protection, ruggedness, and connect-ability that you could ever want from a phone case, yet with a clean and refined aesthetic, the iPhone 17 GNAR case is among our first generation of cases to be Fair Trade Certified. Designed for those individuals who are ‘down to clown’ but don’t want to look like one, GNAR Case is ideal for motorcycling, mountain biking, and the security-loving ‘belt-and-suspenders’ types. Compared to the Everyday Case, it has a bit more padding—3.2mm thick (vs. 2.4mm), 4.4mm TPU bumper (vs. 3.4mm), raised camera bezel—yet retains a flat, slim profile that feels svelte in your hand and your pocket. A lightweight recycled polycarbonate body features a smooth scratch-and-stain-resistant finish that’s easy to clean. A diamond-knurled edge texture and extra-wide machined/anodized aluminum buttons make GNAR Case easy to handle, even with gloves on. A soft Clarino™ microfiber internal liner keeps your phone pristine, and a removeable USB-C port plug prevents dirt and water ingress in outdoor environments. And of course, it contains our brilliant magnetic/mechanical SlimLink™ locking system for instant connection to all Peak Design Mobile mounts, chargers, and accessories. We designed GNAR Case for ultra reliable lightning-fast wireless charging, which can be an issue with some thicker 3rd party cases. It even works with Apple MagSafe chargers and accessories, however compatibility with all 3rd party chargers is not guaranteed.

  The rugged phone case market is full of needlessly chonky and aggro-styled specimens, each screaming to the world how tough they are. Peak Design hears those desperate screams, and GNAR Case is our answer. What does the GNAR acronym stand for? Go Nuts And Ride? Get Naked And Roll? We hope to find out ourselves, someday.

• Features

  Fair Trade Certified & guaranteed for life

  Connects to all Peak Design Mobile mounts & accessories

  Also compatible with MagSafe* accessories & chargers

  Built-in magnetic & mechanical locking technology (called SlimLink™) is ultra secure and feels like magic

  Lightweight recycled polycarbonate construction with slim 3.2mm profile

  Ultra-smooth scratch-and-stain-resistant finish that’s easy to clean

  Burly 4.4mm TPU full-surround shock-absorbing bumper and screen lip

  Raised TPU camera bezel for enhanced lens protection

  Diamond-knurled edge texture for better grip

  Extra-wide machined & anodized aluminum power and volume buttons

  Fully-responsive Camera Control Button

  Removable USB-C plug prevents water/dirt ingress

  Soft Clarino™ microfiber internal liner

  Rugged 4.5m (15ft) drop protection

  2 mounting points for Peak Design Anchor let you tether/carry your phone with any Peak Design strap

  Compatibility Notes:

  Designed to allow reliable fast wireless charging, unlike many thicker 3rd party cases

  Compatibility with all 3rd party chargers (even Qi certified chargers) is not guaranteed

  Works with many but not all screen protectors. More info in this article.

  *MagSafe is a registered trademark of Apple, Inc.

  Specs

  Dimensions

  3.5mm rear wall thickness

  2.6mm side TPU bumper

  5.2mm top and bottom TPU bumper

  1.2mm camera lip height

  1.2mm screen lip height

  Weight

  Pro Max: 70.7g

  Pro: 60.1g

  Weight varies by +/- 4g depending on phone model

  Materials & Sustainability

  Ultralight 100% recycled polycarbonate body

  Rubberized TPU bumper, bezels, and USB-C plug

  Machined & anodized aluminum buttons

  Soft Clarino™ microfiber internal liner

  High-temp neodymium magnets

  High-strength ceramic locking ring (yttria stabilized zirconia)

  What’s In The Box

  (1) GNAR Case

• In 2010, a fresh-faced, Minnesota-born, good-to-know-ya fella named Peter Dering went on a 4-month trip around the world. During this trip he learned that carrying a DSLR camera is a pain in the touchis. He returned to his San Francisco apartment and did what any responsible person would do: quit his nice job and spent 10 months designing a little thingy-dingy for carrying cameras. In May 2011 Peter launched that thingy-dingy (we now call it Capture) on a fledgling website called Kickstarter. It worked, and Peak Design was born. Peter started hiring friends, friends of friends, and random people he met at concerts. Peak Design got itself a little office in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood.

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