Hey fans,

We need your support.  First of all, see our video on Kickstarter to help out an awesome project.  I’m sure some of you are unfamiliar with Kickstarter, so here are a few quick questions and answers:

What is Kickstarter?

• It is a crowd funding website.
• It uses Amazon Payments and is safe and secure.
• You sign up to pledge something in exchange for a reward (like a cooler)

Why Kickstarter?

•  It’s a great way to raise the finances needed to get a project into production

​What happens if you don’t reach your goal?

• You don’t pay anything and Cooler Cannon will not go into production:(

For more questions, visit Kickstarter’s FAQs for backers.

Now go pledge with confidence!  Click here

I have to admit, there aren’t a lot of products more fun to demo than Cooler Cannon.  To spread the word about the Kickstarter campaign, we walked the parking lots around Jack Trice Stadium and fired off rounds of cans with the remote control.

Fans loved it and were eager to get one, so we left everone with cards to point them to the link above.  Surprisingly, one of the most frequent questions I fielded was “do you have a patent on that?”  I guess I should have expected that from an engineering school, and yes the patent was issued in 2010.  So here are some more pics of the tailgating scene at ISU.

It’s a great tailgating school in that all the action is in one huge surrounding area of parking lots.  Makes it easy to make your way around and find all your friends.  Here’s one rig I can appreceate.  Nice effort here, even down to the 70′s couch, nice touch.

As always, thanks to the fans for a great time last Thursday, despite the blown calls.  If you haven’t seen Coach Paul Rhoads response to the game, it’s another fired up response from a passionate coach.  Hope to see you all soon at your next tailgate.  Drop us a line on our Facebook page if you’d like us to stop by.

Derek

Cooler Cannon Creator

“From cooler to koozie with the touch of a remote”