Good silicone iphone4 case (squishy) that won't mess up invisishield?

Any recommendations?

best 0.99$ ever spent, fit well and tight, and doesnt mess up shield.
bought this 2 months ago, fitted so well, i ordered another one.(in case of lost, wanted to be sure to get the exact same model, cause it fit so well...)
http://cgi.ebay.ca/Black-Silicone-Bumper-Frame-Case-Cover-iPhone-4-4G-/110609476 024?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item19c0d6a9b8

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