The Veltrix Rain Shield Eco steps things up. Built tougher and sturdier for riders who cover real distance, it doesn't just hold your phone — it powers it. With 15W wireless fast charging and 30W Type-C & USB fast charging built in, your phone stays topped up while you stay focused on the road.
An anti-theft lock keeps your phone secure at every stop, while the anti-vibration mount and 360° rotation give you a stable, clear view no matter the terrain. It's the reliable middle ground between simple protection and full-featured performance.
Features:
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15W wireless fast charging
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30W Type-C & USB fast charging
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360° rotation for the perfect viewing angle
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Anti-vibration & anti-theft lock
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Universal fit for phones up to 8.3 inches
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Rugged, handlebar-mounted build
Best for: Daily riders and long-distance riders who want charging power built into a tougher, more durable holder.
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