What is the drop height/level of drop protection? I know the griffin survivor is guaranteed for 6'6"...
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From what I know, the Otterbox does not have a drop rating. They just say it protects from drops but no specifics on height/level. I've tried searching online but no luck finding any information either.
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Mine sets about a foot or a little less above the door and I have the drop fairly low. Maybe 18-24 inches but you can adjust the drop angle from just a couple inches to over 2ish feet.
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Exactly the reason I bought it....recoil not a problem but I am over 6' with long arms. Rifle fits perfectly with the pad installed and I don't think I'll ever take it off. Recoil is lessened somewhat but not much.
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Sorry, I haven't tested a drop yet! However, it does seem to be a very protective case.
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Most likely not, I'm 205 and I bottom mine out on 6" drops. I've heard you can get a stiffer spring though.
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I find the max practical height on mine about 64" as a tripod and 68 with all the legs together. The middle section has legs with gradations showing about 18" of adjustment. The lower leg sections extend out 21". The absolute lowest I can get mine is 22.5" from ground to the saddle where the fore end of your rifle stock rests. I use mine to mainly kill hogs at night using night vision equipment and a suppressed .223 rifle. I highly recommend the Bog Pod...it is extremely stable and I never miss using it. Killed about 70 hogs with it last year from July-Dec. Hope this helps.... I find the max practical height on mine about 64" as a tripod and 68 with all the legs together. The middle section has legs with gradations showing about 18" of adjustment. The lower leg sections extend out 21". The absolute lowest I can get mine is 22.5" from ground to the saddle where the fore end of your rifle stock rests. I use mine to mainly kill hogs at night using night vision equipment and a suppressed .223 rifle. I highly recommend the Bog Pod...it is extremely stable and I never miss using it. Killed about 70 hogs with it last year from July-Dec. Hope this... » Read More I find the max practical height on mine about 64" as a tripod and 68 with all the legs together. The middle section has legs with gradations showing about 18" of adjustment. The lower leg sections extend out 21". The absolute lowest I can get mine is 22.5" from ground to the saddle where the fore end of your rifle stock rests. I use mine to mainly kill hogs at night using night vision equipment and a suppressed .223 rifle. I highly recommend the Bog Pod...it is extremely stable and I never miss using it. Killed about 70 hogs with it last year from July-Dec. Hope this helps.... « Show Less
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Dear Customer,Thank you for shopping with Hans-USA.DROP PROTECTION26 drops onto concrete from 4ftFor more information and please visithttp://www.tridentcase.com/shop-products/google-nexus-5/aegis-case-google-nexus-5.aspxThank you very much for your business and looking forward to serving you again.Best regards,Hans-USA
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I mounted the Hunter 28724 in a room with a 7' 6" ceiling and the clearance is good. I utilized the 3" downrod (as opposed to the flush mount configuration). I am 6' 2" and the height is NOT a problem.
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The Umbrella was a gift for my son so I can't say. I do know my son is 6'4" and doesn't complain about having to stoop to get under it. He is VERY happy with the umbrella.
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Not really a height minimum or maximum intended. I bought a 4 foot for my 8 year old nephew, he and his over 6 foot dad and a bit over 5 foot mom all enjoy shooting it. Myself, (5'8") I like the 5 foot a little better, sense it has a little more power, and is better as a walking stick in the boonies, on the hills.
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I just measured mine and it looks like you should be able to get a little more than 8" drop (measured to the bottom of the ball, not the top) at the lowest unit setting.
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I'm 5'6". And it works well for me. The top part you can't adjust. The bottom part you can adjust for the length of your legs. However, that may make the top half heavier then the bottom (the balancing problem). If this is what is happening, and you are falling backwards, it is good, because that is where you will end up and want to. It is bad because it is hard to come back to upright when you are done. You may need to attach some weight to the place you stick your feet in. Maybe use leg weights (the ones with the Velcro straps). This should help. Please let me know if this works. Oh.. and make sure you try this with someone there to help! Good luck Darlene. Martin
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It looks and feels like it could protect it from a decent drop, say 5-6ft. I wouldn't jump on it but it looks like it is solid. There's no way you'll have a scratch. It's lined with a wool like layer that is really soft.
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The drop is adjustable as others have stated. This is not an expensive awning, fabric is inexpensive and the hardware is lightweight. I can state that the fabric fades quickly, have had mine for less than six months and the portion that is exposed when rolled up is visibly different. Still a great value for the money. I have tapped the end of the awning tube and added arms for support. Would not trust this in a wind. I don't see this lasting 5 years, but if does, I'll be delighted. Just make sure you have a very sturdy attachement point. Good Luck.
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I am 5'4'', my husband adjusts my Rover & is comfortable on it but he is 6'. I believe if the Rover doesn't adjust enough, one of the other TerraTrike models might.
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I think David A is correct. I just bought this and I am having trouble figuring out how to get a 15"+/- drop. If anyone has figured it out please let me know.
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I drop it all the time. I've 5'3" and it absorbs that fall well. My phone is still perfect and the case is still in one piece.