2 week horseback adventure

The KOALA is very flexible as far as a place to attach to and fits my Samsung S20 in its case perfectly. Gives me another reason to go "out" to breath the fresh air.

Very handy to have while shopping, can retrieve to answer phone . Clips onto belt loop when going on walks.

Amazing ! Paddle boarding, aerial rigging and general clumsy fingers covered a definitely good purchase from me and my family!!!

First time using while out kayaking. Worked Great and gave me a lot more room to position to get great pictures. That clip is so tight !! Felt very secure attached to my PFD. Thanks for a great product ❤️

Perfect fortaking pictures and videos on the slopes.

Camping and fishing

Got it for our Alaska trip on Friday. Can’t wait to use it!

This item is exactly what it says it is. I wish we would have found this years ago.

I have used my koala kayaking, hiking, and cycling. I love how I can take pictures and videos on the move and not worry about dropping or losing my phone.

This is my second one. Horseback riding all over the US. Has saved my phone lots of times . It has brought me many beautiful pictures

I am a passenger on a Can Am Spyder. It is great to be able to hold the phone with the harness and not worry about dropping it while riding.

I bought these for my husband and I for our trip to Denali and they worked great! It can get very windy and cold on the peaks and it was nice to know if I fumbled my phone it wasn’t going over the edge.

Way better quality than the one I got off of amazon.

Materials seem good but one corner always slips off eventually because the tension grip isn’t great.

Wanted something to secure my phone while kayaking. Have used it on three occasions, one time it definitely prevented phone from being lost to Davie Jones locker. No complaints so far. Does the job well. I like the versatility of the clip and the fit of the minimalistic rubberized web holder.

I need my phone for alerts and positioning on kayak, paddleboard, and powercraft. The strong clasp keeps it attached, and the leash fittings and swivel allow me to use it easily when on the water. Great design, and accommodates different phone sizes.

It gets in the way of screen controls- a little. But not unusable at all. But then that’s not the focus. Protecting your phone from the bottom of the lake is. And it does that job well. No matter what you have on the phone. I have a battery pack on the phone and it accommodates it fine.

I had an incident where I left my phone and forgot about it for awhile. I shopped around for a solution. The Super Grip if perfect. It is a high quality band that secures the phone with a quality clip. I use the clip at work to secure my phone so I will know where it is. The Super Grip is a minimal solution in that it doesn't take up space. I considered a crossover but I didn't want to have a strap on all the time with a bulky purse that I would have to open and close to get to my phone. I think it is a good value for the quality and peace of mind that I won't misplace my phone.

I ordered two of them a very long time ago when they first started didn't think they were going to be much of anything. I ate my words when they saved my and my son's phone more than once they work like they claim. They had a great deal when I called with a small issue. They replaced at no charge like Warranty said

It really kept my phone handy to take pics, refer to AllTrails, just worked great.

This takes the stress and strain out wondering if I dropped my phone in God knows what. Great idea

It’s always fun to take photos on any adventure but when I’m out climbing I have that fear of watching my phone drop 1000 ft. I took my Koala hangtime out climbing the Grand Teton, Upper Exum, with my son and had total confidence pulling my phone out to snap some shots. Worked great. I do wish the lanyard was a few inches longer just because of how I prefer to keep my phone in the multi pocket climbing pants. Still worked great and that could be remedied by putting it in a jacket pocket or such.

boating and trout stream fishing