Is this case convenient for carrying my phone in my front pocket? My office clothes have loose pockets, jeans have tighter pockets.
711282
It is very bulky and is good for someone who works with heavy machinery - perhaps - and doesn't mind a large plastic clip on his belt. I don't think that it would fit in your front pcoket.
711283
The rubbery texture doesn't slide out like a slicker material so it does pretty well.
711284
I have found it plenty convenient for carrying in my front pockets. Unless the pockets in your jeans are really tight, you should be OK. It won't slide in and out like it wound without the case, but I've found that to be more due to the texture of the rubber than the size of the case.
711285
No not really I also like to carry in pocket but like flip phone even in back pockets it might slide out
2075070
I have a phone with something of the same problem -- it will do strange things if you just put it in your pocket closed -- and the case works pretty well for me. The elastic sides of the case are soft, but the front and back panels are relatively stiff. So long as the phone is not so wide that the elastic pushes the buttons on the sides, they are fairly well protected from accidental presses.
975164
I carry mine in my front pocket all the time. I have experienced none of the issues you asked about. I feel this is a good product.
1984259
I keep the phone in my front pants pocket without any issues. It may add about 1/4 inch to length, width, and depth of the uncased phone.
705063
This has been a great case for me. I'd havent had any issues with the phone sliding out of my pocket, except for when I wear basketball shorts. It fits the phone in a way that most of the time you don't even realize you have a case on. Hope this was helpful.
1877951
Yes, keep mine in my back pocket. I've had many cases over the years. This may be the best.
36724
I carry it in my front pocket with the strap dangling out. This works particularly well with slippery backpacking clothes, but also with khakis. Tight jeans not advised, although it slides into the back pocket of those pretty well.
123513
I would say yes, it would work for a "pocket" case, without the strap, of course. Only with baggy pants, though. :-)
1414594
Yes I put it in my front pocket. No, I don't find any problem. Of course it shows some wearing. And I note some grip while pushing it out the pocket.
702363
I haven't noticed this issue at all. The case is pretty slim and smooth except for the small grip panels on the sides, but the grips are not obtrusive enough to get caught on anything. In normal pockets you should have no issues, I might see a problem if the pocket is a tight fit.
372824
No problems in and out of my jeans pocket. Its not real thick...no where near the otter box defender, and a bit thunner than the commuter. It seems to dd more width than it does thickness.
838873
Yes, I would say it holds the phone tight. It has a built in case to give the phone a extra hold. If you buy this case be careful with your credit cards that they will not slide out.
2226756
I think you might be able to make it work. The pocket for your phone has a couple inches to move but I don't have a case that big so I don't know for sure! Definitely worth trying!
204356
that depends on the pocket, I usually wear khaki pants and shirts with pockets. I have not had any problem with it sliding in and out of them. I can picture it having problems with tight pants and levis, but part of that is the size of the phone to begin with.
17372
I would say yes, but part of it may stick out.. also its little bulky .. unless ur shirt pocket is deep
321280
Its not bulky at all. I am a guy I keep it in my front pocket. I have drop the phone and it fine. Its worth it.
1734056
for me, i find it very comfortable. all depends what you like. i don't use pockets on inside of cover though, so that may be why i don't find it bulky. but i do love the case. it's well made and wears very well also. i've had it a long time. i just hope they still make it if i ever have to replace it. hope this helps with your decision.