So I chose to get a Phantom Skinz after reading the reviews. My older Droid was having major reboot issues, so I just exchanged it 3 days ago. Once I determined this new Droid had no glaring issues, it was off to install my phantom...
Took 1.5 hours. Wasn't thrilled at the way the corners worked, but it was doable. HOWEVER, when I went to take the dog out and bent over to pick up a ball to throw for him, the once-sticky droid (now slick with the full body skinz), slipped right out of my hoodie pocket.
"woo!" I thought. "Good thing I installed the Skinz..."
OF COURSE the only place that was scratched was the 1mm of bezel that is not covered by the strangely-engineered top/corner cover. Kinda ticked
that I wasted $20, 1.5 hours, only to make my phone slick enough to fall and have it scratched where the "full body" cover didn't cover.
WAH!
Image below...took a Sharpie to it to try to minimize the obvious damage.
Took 1.5 hours. Wasn't thrilled at the way the corners worked, but it was doable. HOWEVER, when I went to take the dog out and bent over to pick up a ball to throw for him, the once-sticky droid (now slick with the full body skinz), slipped right out of my hoodie pocket.
"woo!" I thought. "Good thing I installed the Skinz..."
OF COURSE the only place that was scratched was the 1mm of bezel that is not covered by the strangely-engineered top/corner cover. Kinda ticked
that I wasted $20, 1.5 hours, only to make my phone slick enough to fall and have it scratched where the "full body" cover didn't cover.WAH!
Image below...took a Sharpie to it to try to minimize the obvious damage.
There's really not many gender neutral ways to express these kinds of things.
. Honestly, I would consider removing the back protection if you are concerned about slipping. The soft touch material that motorola utilizes is extremely durable. My phone has been naked since the launch date, no scratches. The only thing I ended up buying a skin for was the screen, as unfortunately it will scratch. 
