Inslip® is an elastic strap that securely attaches to virtually any phone, case, and tablet. It will change the way you connect to your devices in the most innovative and intuitive way! Glovelike tension, universal application, durability, style, and security are the main goals of Inslip®. It’s comfortable, unbelievably strong, and curiously simple. It retracts completely flat when not in use and anti-slide neoprene keeps your device where you want it. Be prepared to need one on every device you own!
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@KW, thanks for your kind words. It is just the golden rule, my experience is like yours sadly. It is to the point of not backing anything unless they have a history.
Just got my replacement and it looks, feel and behave extremely well.
Highly appreciate the 2nd try effort
@Huang, international orders are shipped with a Nickey Brothers return address, yes,
@Erik, We took the entire inventory of the 1st generation and cut them in half. I saved some of the packages for shipping hand made products, but all old products were destroyed. THe only product on the website is the new product. The pictures show sharkskin, but it is actually cell skin. John
I sent an email last wednesday to Direct Link US Tracking but I have no answer. Can you do something?
@Peggy, The correct tracking number is RE205142686SE
Just a bit concern with the tracking of the replacement from PostNord. I am in Australia, however the tracking shows destination country to be Japan?
John
@Ben, No HidInslip in the KS campaign or sold on the web used the poor material.
John
@Jason, This is disturbing to me since we spent the money for postage! I will confirm yours gets delivered when the replacements go out. If there are any doubts, we sent every pledge to every backer. I probably should not have to say this, but if I don't hear from the backers, I assume they received their pledge. Please send me a confirming email (john@inslip.net) with your address or confirm the backer address in the system is correct. Thanks, John