Boost Mobile recently added the Kyocera DuraShock to its lineup of ruggedized, prepaid phones.
The DuraShock is a rebranded DuraCore, which was previously sold by Sprint. The DuraShock is a simple feature phone that offers mil-spec protection from drops, vibration, and dust, but it isn’t waterproof and doesn’t have a camera.
It is a 3G phone that includes basic messaging and browsing apps, but no advanced features. Boost is selling the device for $60 without a contract.
