Keep sports equipment and toys organized this summer!
Store the 'dirty" gear in one central box. Store helmets, soccer balls, baseballs, cleats, mitts, and gloves in easy lift-off lid boxes so the kids can always find their favorites. Keep another box for casual outdoor toys and games like Frisbees, kick balls, jump ropes, sidewalk chalk, sandbox toys and more. Let the summer games begin!
Pack Up For a Playdate
Diaper bags and backpacks require storing your playdate essentials in endless, hidden pockets and compartments. Instead, create a "play date tote" with a Bankers Box storage box. Everything remains clearly visible and accessible when you need to get to that toy, snack, diaper or bandage! Having your supplies in a single storage container keeps your gear organized and makes it easy to see if you're running low on wipes or graham crackers, or forgot to pack a special toy. Plus, the locking lift-off lid provides security, while the comfortable handles make your play date tote portable from your car to the park!
Create a Road Trip Box...or Two
Whether driving cross-country to a national park or across the state to visit a waterpark, summertime often means family time on the road. Be prepared by bringing a few key items with you. Create a roadside emergency box packed with a flashlight, flares, jumper cables, a mini tool kit and a first aid kit. It's also a good idea to include bottled water, tissue, paper towels, wipes, garbage bags and energy bars. When traveling with kids, keep a box handy with travel games, snacks, books, movies, toys, blankets and pillows. Include a Frisbee or jump rope for those long trips with rest stops, when they need to exert extra energy! If you're also bringing Buddy along for the ride, don't forget a leash, water bowl, treats and a toy or two. With fully-stocked boxes ready to go, you can hit the road with confidence - safe travels!
Recommended Product:
The R-KIVE® box plays as hard as you do! Because it’s heavy-duty, it’s strong enough for everyday use. Keep the lid on for safe-keeping, or leave it off if the kids need faster access. Shown: 00724
