• iPad holder and folio cover are reinforced with proven shock-absorbent material used by the industries that take shock absorption seriously - aerospace, automotive, and sport protection equipment. This material helps dissipate the shock minimizing the impact force and protecting iPad from drops and screen impact.*

• Clever engineering and durable materials keep iPad safe from accidental bumps and scratches
• The case is liquid repellent and wipeable so spills are not a big deal 

MIL-STD 810G is a US Military test method standard that establishes environmental and engineering testing parameters to validate the durability and worthiness of a product.  MIL-STD 810G allows for tailoring of test protocols to the expected condition of use of a product. 

 How did we test Big Bang?

For Big Bang drop protection testing, the Transit Drop Test was performed per the standard MIL STD 810G, Method 516.6, Procedure IV, Paragraph 4.6.5.  Test results show Big Bang to exceed MIL STD 810G drop testing standards.  

First, the Transit Drop Test was completed at a height of 1.22 meters, as specified by MIL STD 810G. Big Bang successfully passed the conditions established by the test.

To take it a step further, the Drop Test was then conducted from a greater height – 1.4 meters. This height was chosen as an estimated average maximum height from which an iPad can be accidentally dropped by a person using it for reading, browsing or taking photos.