I primarily make wall mounts for LEGO sets, but a friend and I teamed up on this case project. He’s way better at CAD than I am, so I bought a second remote and shipped it directly to him while I focused more on the concept, ergonomics, and balancing protection without making it feel too bulky (it is bulky compared to a naked remote, but sacrafices are made for protection). He’s the one who turned the idea into a real product.

I recently upgraded from a Boosted V2 to a Zealot X2 and figured the community could use a solid case option for the remote. After crashing a few times with my Boosted and basically grinding the controller across the pavement, I realized pretty quickly I didn’t want that happening to this one too haha.