It's worth getting a decent waterproof case. I got one from [Catalyst](https://www.catalystlifestyle.com/collections/iphone-6-plus/products/copy-of-catalyst-case-for-iphone-6-plus-black-space-gray?variant=34895287562) that fits my Iphone 6+ without being too bulky. I found the Lifeproof a hassle to use and it offers very limited crush/crash protection - also a huge hassle if you want to switch cases often. The Catalyst is burly without being too too big and is relatively easy to get your phone in/out. You can also use a standard Apple aux cable with it. It's supposedly submersible - I've never tested this but it's proven totally adequate to handle winter riding and evaporation/condensation while in my pocket.
It's also worth getting some [Nanotips](https://www.nanotips.com/) for your gloves - paint this stuff on your thumb and index finger and you can easily operate your phone's touchscreen. Totally works.
Oct. 18, 2017, 6:29 p.m. - Cr4w
It's worth getting a decent waterproof case. I got one from [Catalyst](https://www.catalystlifestyle.com/collections/iphone-6-plus/products/copy-of-catalyst-case-for-iphone-6-plus-black-space-gray?variant=34895287562) that fits my Iphone 6+ without being too bulky. I found the Lifeproof a hassle to use and it offers very limited crush/crash protection - also a huge hassle if you want to switch cases often. The Catalyst is burly without being too too big and is relatively easy to get your phone in/out. You can also use a standard Apple aux cable with it. It's supposedly submersible - I've never tested this but it's proven totally adequate to handle winter riding and evaporation/condensation while in my pocket. It's also worth getting some [Nanotips](https://www.nanotips.com/) for your gloves - paint this stuff on your thumb and index finger and you can easily operate your phone's touchscreen. Totally works.