Charlie and I will be doing more outings at the park this year once Homeschooling starts. No, matter how hard I try and get out of the house without a lot of items to carry it doesn’t happen. Kangeaux Outdoors Walkabout Universal Carriers will come in handy.
We play Sports a lot at the park. Or I swing Charlie on the swings and end up setting my keys and phone on the ground. If someone isn’t watching, they could step on my phone. Or someone could even pick it up and walk off with it without Charlie, or I realize it.
Kangeaux Outdoors Walkabout Universal will not happen with universal carriers as we use these carriers to attach our phone and keys to the swing poles. No, would be able to get them without Charlie knowing.Plus Kangeaux Outdoors Walkabout universal carriers will keep our cellphone safer as it will not be on the ground for someone to step.
And David can also use Kangeaux Outdoors Walkabout universal carriers at work as he can affix his keys and phones to the carts he delivers and wouldn’t have to worry about dropping them. Or leave them on a table and someone walking off with them.
For my family, we were happy to receive Kangeaux Outdoors Walkabout universal carriers that we can not wait to purchase them to give Davids employees for Christmas. Also to his brother and father who drive big trucks as they can attach their phones inside the car where they can see it.
New carrying concept, the Walkabout by Kangeaux Outdoors, is designed to be an industrial-strength and multifunctional carrying tool for the outdoor adventurer and sports enthusiast alike. With the development of the Walkabout, Kangeaux Outdoors has developed a carrier like none other. It is predicted to become a standard for those “In The Field” — but as quickly, it’s ergonomic fit is ideal for the everyday carry. The Walkabout’s adaptable nature creates secure solutions for both athletic essentials like sports bottles and baseball caps, as well as daily items like keys, phones, sunglasses, etc.
There is genuinely no other carrier like the Walkabout.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
