Appstrap Mini - Ipad Mini Case & Kneeboard - Fits Ipad Mini 1, 2 & 3 on 2040-parts.com
Newport News, Virginia, United States
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The AS-mini doesn’t compromise the sleek and beautiful design of your tablet. Fitting to the contours of your iPad, the AS-mini provides the confidence and security you need to access all your inflight apps and charts. Turning your tablet into a kneeboard has never been easier. Case comes with legstrap, form fitting gel case, and one tilt pad to reduce glair and enhance the viewing angle. If you purchase your mini in 2015, you’ll want to reference the chart below to make sure that you select the correct AS-mini model. As always, our products are backed by a rock solid guarantee so can purchase with confidence. AppStrap it on!.
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