Let’s take a peek at some incredible adventures and smart safety solutions that came across our feed this week. From off-road daredevils showing off their beastly rigs to a post-apocalyptic, Mad Max-inspired vehicle outfitted for both style and safety. Plus, a special shoutout to a community member who stepped in to save a truck from getting burned to the ground! This week is a mix of wild adventure, dystopian design, and smart fire safety!
The Tamers Of The Beasts
Get ready to hit the rugged trails with "24 Hell & Back"! Start the series off by getting to know the 10 elite off-road wheelers who are ready to conquer the wildest terrains. Each rig is a masterpiece, built to withstand the toughest conditions. Who will dominate the trails?
WATCH EPISODE 1
Preparing for the Apocalypse
This custom-built monster from @thechroniclesofboost is straight out of a Mad Max scene! With its ferocious looks and apocalyptic vibe, it's a true head-turner. With the Element Fire Extinguisher on board they’re set for anything the apocalypse might throw at them Safety meets badassery! 🧯💪
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
There When You Need It
This week, we're thrilled to feature a special showcase by @TheBracketeer, the wizards behind top-notch car seat mounts. Their post highlights how beautifully their mounting solution integrates with Element fire extinguishers. Visit their Instagram page to see how easy it is to install the seat rail mount for your Element Extinguisher.
SEE HOW EASY IT IS TO INSTALL
COMMENT OF THE WEEK
“I just used mine on a fire on a truck ahead of me in the road. No one could comprehend that stick thing lasting so long. It worked! Ordering many more.”
@drillmastertraining Stepped in to save a truck on the road that was on fire! He managed to get the fire under control before it could get any worse! Really goes to show the importance of being prepared to fight fire.
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