TORRAS' new Q3 Air Pro case uses a dual-layer airbag system to absorb drop impacts, with a rotating kickstand and magnetic mount for outdoor use. Available now.
TORRAS introduced the Q3 Air Pro on Wednesday, a phone case built around a dual-layer airbag system the company says can absorb impact from drops and bumps without adding bulk. The case, available immediately through the company's website, targets outdoor enthusiasts who need more than basic protection.
The system works in two stages. An outer airbag intercepts the initial force of a fall, and an inner layer disperses the residual shock. TORRAS said the sealed airbags spring back quickly after each impact, allowing the case to handle multiple drops. The design draws from air-cushioning used in performance sneakers, with a transparent outer shell that reveals an orange inner layer and ribbed loop structure.
Beyond protection, the Q3 Air Pro includes a 360-degree rotating kickstand that doubles as a magnetic mount. The stand ring provides 18 newtons of magnetic force, enough to attach the phone to metal surfaces for hands-free use during navigation or recording. It also supports wireless charging through the stand, so users don't have to remove the case.
TORRAS refined the back panel through 576 texture adjustments to resist sweat and dirt. Rock-inspired grip textures line the sides. Inside, the microfiber lining carries a topographic pattern and the coordinates of Mount Everest, a detail aimed at customers who see the phone as adventure gear rather than a fragile device.
The Q3 Air Pro is the flagship in TORRAS' current lineup. The company also sells the lighter Q3 Rugg for everyday use and the single-layer Q3 Air for active pursuits. All three cases are designed for the latest iPhone models, which account for the bulk of TORRAS' accessory sales.
TORRAS did not disclose pricing or sales targets for the Q3 Air Pro. The case is available now on the company's website, with retail partners expected to stock it in the coming weeks.
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