Is it easy to get in and out of jean pockets?
1457342
No kind of big for any pocket.. if you r carrying a purse then its not a problem. Also holding on hand is much easier than the phone itself. Note 3 is big an slippery so for me it's comfortable now
1457343
On a scale of 1 to 10 on the ease of getting it in and out of pocket, I would give it an 8.
1457344
Provided you have the clearance to get the phone into your pocket, it'll come out swiftly and smoothly unlike something like a silicon case which can be quite a struggle to get in and out of a pocket.For men's jeans and out of personal experience, this has been the easiest case to get both in and out of my pockets
986334
It's actually pretty bulky. If your jeans are loose, it'll be fine. But if they're snug it'll bulge.
282353
I wore jeans most of the time so it didn't slide in the pockets easily, had to like wiggle it kinda into the pocket. It did made the phone seem thickers
1022585
comes out of cargo short pockets nicely, with the pocket catch, but pants pockets not so easily. As far as flicking it open without using the pocket catch, if your technique is solid, no problem, but waved open without technique, not so much because the blade is pretty beefy, and sits pretty close to the edge of the handle. Hope that helps
59788
Most of the case has the hard cover, so I've found it quite easy to get out of my pants' pocket. It's just the front edge (and a bit on the sides) that the rubber inner cover is exposed, but it's never been an issue.
310743
Yes the pockets pretty deep. I'm a big guy and I can put my hands into the pockets all the to my upper wrist(8-9) inches. I love these pants!! Can't recommend them enough.
508097
It depends on how big your pockets are really, I wear baggy jeans and its fits in my pocket fine. If you wear tight jeans or jeans with small pockets, then it probably will fit but look weird. It comes with a holster/belt clip aswell.
322056
Not really. I wear normal size jeans and find that I have to extend the pocket with one hand while sliding in the phone with the other. It's easier to get out though, but then the pocket gets pulled out. The silicone doesn't attract much lint, and when it does, it's easy to get on and off.
4980
I don't wear jeans, but it slips in and out of my (front) pants pocket surprisingly well for me. I don't keep a lot in that pocket, but I could probably keep more than I do. Enjoy!
1957896
Pockets are designed to be at the right height (waist level) to put hands comfortably inside - you could certainly keep your hands there as you walk around.
1331007
No, but it fits nicely into the small pocket in my jeans, which is usually where I wear it
1385863
No it draws fairly easy & the holster stays in your back pocket. Also easy to re-holster. The holster is stitched at the bottom of the square back, allowing you to get a two finger grip before you draw. But this also depends on what kind of pants you wear. I wear it in my duty pants & Levi jeans & have never had an issue. Hope this helps...
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.
1320709
It does slide in and out of your pockets with no problem. This is a good fitting and all around great case. I try a few different cases when I first get a phone and this is my favorite and the one I use.
1038895
I do love the case but it can be difficult to take out of your pants pocket, depending of course on the size of the pockets. No problem taking it out of a jacket pocket. It will not slip off your leg.
1044177
The MotivAider fit in my pockets just fine but I'm not sure if it would fit in the newer, tight-fit jeans kids are wearing now!
1513737
I'm not sure if Levis pockets are smaller or something, but I've been able to fit this in the back pocket of other jeans. It's highly uncomfortable unless you plan on standing up the whole ride. A better idea would be to wear a belt and wedge the lock between your pants and belt. I know this doesn't address your actual question, but I thought I'd give you the heads up.