Review on ProCase 9 by Troy Rotermund

Due to my limitations, I have to customize many of the items I use. Being in a wheelchair my hands are mostly occupied with other things like steering, so the things I carry have to be on my lap so I can reach them. While the pocket on the back of my chair fits an umbrella or water bottles for my husband to reach, I need to keep my personal belongings within reach, so I've adapted my flip case to double as my purse. I attached these (leather glue and rivets) to the outside of my case so I only have to worry about one thing that won't slip off and be able to carry my phablet with ease. I spend a lot of time in the doctor's office and take copies of all medical examination reports and the like with me. I play games or read one of the books I like while I'm in the waiting room because TV that I can't hear is pretty much useless. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the case stays closed very well. It's very soft inside so it won't scratch your device and fits my Android phablet perfectly and I can take it out without having to open the whole case. I use a handy little card slot to keep my business cards so I can put them on my husband's calendar and I shared with him where he can manage his work schedule to give me free time on the days I have appointments how to take me.