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Top 5 Reasons To Get In The Loop!
StoptheDrop™
Loopy® makes it hard to drop your phone.
Especially on your face!
Reach/One-handed Use
Simply said, the iPhone 6 and especiallythe iPhone 6 plus is just too big for one handed use, even with their new 'double tap' feature. Loopy allows you to reach every square inch of your phone with ease.
Multi-grasp
Who isn't always carrying a million things at once? Simply flip grab and go. You don't know how nice having an extra hand is until you're in the loop!
Photography
Cameras on phones are getting better and better while the phones themselves are getting harder and harder to hold. Loopy® allows you to feel secure in whatever position you have to put your phone in for the perfect photo.
Interchangeable Loops
One case equals endless possibilities, especially when you can add a loop pack for under $5.
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Hold Your Phone with Your Left Hand?
Do you HOLD your phone with your left hand? If so, you'll want to request a LEFTY Loopy! It's no problem because we make them, too! :)
In short, the hand that grabs your phone (most of the time) is the orientation you want for your Loopy Case.
All Loopy Cases are righties by default. If you'd like a left-handed Loopy, please choose Lefty in the drop-down menu! Returning Lefty customers: We now use this new drop-down system and no longer use cart order notes for Lefty noting as of summer 2020! :)
Additional Info:
Having trouble deciding? Simply answer this question: which hand do you hold your phone with MOST of the time? If the left hand, please request a LEFTY model via the instructions above. If the right hand, no note is needed since this is the default orientation for Loopy :)
Can I still use my phone with my right hand if I get a lefty model? Absolutely. Most of us here at Loopy HQ use our cases with both hands with EASE. Our loops are made to be comfortable and versatile for use with both of your hands. The loop angle is simply there to give you maximum comfort with your dominant hand, but does not hinder your ability to use it with the other.