While we’re here at the Burton US Open in Vail, Colorado, we’re going to be cruising around with the new Nokia Lumia 820 and its custom Burton insulator case. Featuring a Carl Zeiss lens and compatibility with Burton x Nokia’s new app, it should make for some rad content, stay tuned.

SHUT has taken their cache of classic graphics and flipped them into a collection of wood iPhone cases with Brooklyn’s GoodWoodNYC. Available in natural and black wood and for both iPhone 4/4S and 5, you can get one in seven graphic variations here. See them all after the jump.

In the “why didn’t anyone think of this before” category comes the Nokia x Burton Insulator Case for mobile phones. Simply put, the Insulator Case is “layering for your handset” that not only protects it while you shred and keeps it from falling off the chairlift, but also allows the battery to maintain 50% more life than if it was in your pocket alone. Can’t front on that. Another look after the jump.

Dopest iPhone case ever. Via Highsnobiety.

NYC based startup company Kogeto is on Kickstarter looking for funding for their latest endeavor, Dot, a 360º panoramic video camera for the iPhone 4. If they can get it done, its a safe bet to say that amateur shred filmers worldwide will benefit. Support the project here.

Electronic device bags and cases company Speck has updated its family of Burton collabo cases. Check out the new looks for the iPad and iPhone 4, which are available here. More looks after the jump.

The latest in skate inspired iPhone covers is easily the sickest one yet. High end case company Grove linked up with recycled skate deck jewelry maker MapleXO to create a super limited run of 50 iPhone 4 cases made from actual skate decks. Some more looks at the process behind sanding and slicing the decks into strips as well as the finished product after the jump. Via designboom.

With so much action in the iPhone case game, it’s crazy that no one came up with this before. Not only will your phone emulate a 7ply hard rock maple skate deck but the actual griptape backing doubles as an on the go nail file. Bust out a razor for some additional customization. Buy it here. More looks and a video after the jump.

There really isn’t anything groundbreaking about this short by Aaron Rose for Incase, but it is definitely cool to see that you can make some decent videos on the iPhone 4. Someone needs to get to work on an image stabilizer app pronto though.