How difficult is it to remove this case? It looks pretty big (necesary for shock protection) and I don't want to use it unles I am riding
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It is simple and easy to remove an iPhone 5/5S from a PROTKT. Make sure you are not using a screen protector or other phone case while using the PROTKT. Please see this link for detailed instructions: http://www.wahoofitness.com/instructions/protkt
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It's not difficult to remove at all. You just slide open the top cover and it slides right out! It's an excellent case. Hope that helps!
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Hi there, is actually pretty simple once you learn how to do it. Is important to do it properly to avoid damaging the elastic bands. It should not take you more than 10 seconds to do it. The great protection that this case offers is worth the effort!
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Relative to other cases I have used I have to say that this one is on the more difficult to remove side of the scale.
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just twist it on with your hand. It will tighten when you ride. To remove it however you need an acs crossfire key(removal tool)
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It is a tight fit, and can be taken on & off with some effort. It is a tight fit (not waterproof). It seems to be a good case (case only), however the folding stand is not very well attached, and can be easily broken.
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I highly doubt it, unless you do some major modding to it. I could be wrong of course, I didn't really examine it closely if it can be removable, or easily removable. I'll crack open my case sometime soon and check it out. i'll update this answer
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You will need to remove it. My husband had a slim case and he still had to remove it.
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Yes, it is easy remove. It's not difficult at all. If you can remove your battery then you can take the case apart.
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If it CAN be removed (which I doubt, as it seems pretty solidly a part of the unit), then the company would have to do it, I think. But why would you want to remove it? It juts out only an inch-and-a-half from the back and looks decent, too. It turned out to be useful for installing the PSU in the case, and afterwards it can be good for keeping track of those not-so-often-used-but-easily-lost USB cables, like for a camera.
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The top section come off very easily. The two lower sections are a bit more complicated. Unsecuring them from the carrier involves unlatching three buckles, which are not conveniently located. It's not all that hard, but putting it back on the bike more time consuming. You could maybe use the whole thing unsecured, but I would be hesitant. The top part can hold quite a lot. If you were commuting to (let's say) work, most everything you need could be kept in the top section, and very quickly detached and carried in.
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It looks like it can / will come off, but why would you, you need it to mount onto something, i.e. bike, bike helmet, motorcycle, etc.. I would not mess with it, it might void the warranty. ?? who knows.
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The case is pretty big and has no give since it is so hard. I haven't flown with it yet but it would be a tight squeeze.
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My wife puts hers in it with the case on, but it is a very small case, mostly a decorative cover. I would think you would want to remove the case if it has any size.
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Another option is to drill a small hole in it and attach a string that is long enough to reach the handlebars. That way you won't forget and drive off without it.
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I assume u mean after you are in possession of it. I don't think its worth the effort. I believe the pic is on metal or plastic and glued to the case. It's probably difficult to get off without damage to the case. And I would think the only place to get an exact fit is from izercase.
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Hey nathan. Removing the case is simple . It takes little time but a little cumbersome. You remove the clip on backing plate and then the rubber case. Again straight forward but a little cumbersome.
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James, It is indeed a large and cumbersome case, if you intend to carry it. That's just my opinion. I would consider other options if you don't want to wheel a cart around. Hope this helps...
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It's really stiff, I snapped it on and since then have not removed it bec Iam afraid I will break it if I do, sorry I know that's not a great answer
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The body of the case is pretty dense and not very flexible, so I think this would not be a bad choice for transporting a guitar while riding a bike. The greatest challenge I foresee is that the bottom of the case may extend beyond the seat of your bike, so you may have to ride hunched over to keep the guitar off of your rear wheel.