The
HandyCanTM is a unique
insulated drink holder which will allow you to attach your drink
to many types of metal surfaces. One side of the holder contains
an embedded super magnet, which will connect the HandyCanTM
safely to any painted metal surface without the risk of the magnet
scratching painted or finished surfaces. It is designed to hold
a full can or bottle to any vertical surface allowing you to
place your drink in a convenient location such as the side of a
car. Some metals such as aluminum, stainless steel, and the
titanium plate in your head, all lack the iron-ore required to
attract magnets.
We are sure you will find many uses for your
HandyCanTM magnetic drink
holder. Some of these include attaching it to the side of a car
or motorcycle fuel tank while tailgating at your favorite
sporting event. It is also ready to assist
in
enjoying a beverage while working on the ol’ family truckster.
Other uses include using it to hold
your drink in areas where there are no cup holders available,
such as inside your tractor, forklift, heavy machinery, or
learjet1. It has even traveled
in excess of 75 M.P.H. on the outside
of a car for over 50 miles and maintained a full beverage2.
Can anybody say “road trip”3?
You will have hours fun finding hundreds of uses on your
own. Please try it, order one
today!!
1) Please do not
attach the HandyCan to any important electrical equipment, such
as the interior cockpit of your learjet.
2) This was tested on a closed circuit track. Please do not
attempt.
3) Don’t drink and drive.
The
HandyCanTM is a unique
insulated drink holder which will allow you to attach your drink
to many types of metal surfaces. One side of the holder contains
an embedded super magnet, which will connect the HandyCanTM
safely to any painted metal surface without the risk of the magnet
scratching painted or finished surfaces. It is designed to hold
a full can or bottle to any vertical surface allowing you to
place your drink in a convenient location such as the side of a
car. Some metals such as aluminum, stainless steel, and the
titanium plate in your head, all lack the iron-ore required to
attract magnets.
in
enjoying a beverage while working on the ol’ family truckster.
Other uses include using it to hold
your drink in areas where there are no cup holders available,
such as inside your tractor, forklift, heavy machinery, or
learjet1. It has even traveled
in excess of 75 M.P.H. on the outside
of a car for over 50 miles and maintained a full beverage2.
Can anybody say “road trip”3?