And if we are going to be blatantly obvious....do you strap down or buckle in sticks in your car? Gonna go with no. At least that's ONE of the benefits of his product...it buckles down!
Can't believe I waste my breath
I put my sticks next to the passenger seat, sandwiched between the side of the car and the seat. It takes up none of the useful space, allowing me to carry a full passenger compliment. If there's a sudden jolt in any direction, it may move, but there's always something in the way preventing it from shifting more than a few inches, making it next impossible to hit anyone inside or out.
As for the buckles, that's my question. How do they hold up when in a collision? Are they specially engineered in any way? Heck, how do the magnets holding this in place hold up under these same forces?
It may very well be everything is more than enough to handle it, but it's a concern.
As for wasting your breath, you seem to be going at this pretty hard, like a cat in heat hard. It makes me wonder what's your stake in this?
Regardless, I'm sure your activity in this thread will do wonders for the image of this product, especially if someone happens to google up this thread while looking for information about said product. But by all means continue.
, but I came up with the idea from personal experience. I would have loved having these during my youth hockey days traveling all around the state, carpooling, sitting in the back seat with my head sideways next to my sticks, having to have a seat folded down, etc. I remember way back my dad had made a bazooka looking pvc thing ratchet strapped to the car for the sticks...
