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THE WILDMAN Business Group, a third generation fam- ily owned business based in Warsaw, IN, has seen much success in its Sportula Products venture. David Bazzoni, devel- oper of Sportula Products, and his team have put a lot of effort into the subsidiary over the past year, to make sure the company is truly offering something new and fun with its licensed tailgat- ing tools. It’s fi rst product, the Sportula, proved to be a great impulse buy for tailgating fans looking to fl aunt their team pride in a unique way. “The Sportula is one of a kind,” says Bazzoni.
“It is an 18 and a half inch la- ser-cut hamburger fl ipper, with a bottle opener at the end.” Sports fans and tailgating en-
thusiasts, however, have more to fl ip over than burgers, with Spor- tula Products’ newest addition, Boasters. While reminiscent of a coaster, a Boaster sports a heavy duty stainless steel design with
SmokersVapor.com E-Cigarettes
510 car charger Cases
We carry over 53 fruit, drink and tobacco flavors
e-Liquid Flavor
cork backing, and the logos, let- ters, and artwork are laser cut into the stainless steel surface. Following suit with the Spor- tula, Boasters will be organized into six product lines based on six themes. The Collegiate, NASCAR, Patriotic, Corporate, Greek, and Enthusiast lines feature university logos, race- car drivers’ numbers, military service, college fraternity letters, and generic guy-friendly images. And now, just in time for base- ball season, Sportula Products has closed a licensing agree- ment with MLB, offering fans continued on page 88
All kits are
rechargeable up to 300 times +/- 2
We also offer a wide variety of replacement parts & accessories. We sell the most popular e-cigarette in the U.S.
Tel: 727-474-2529
6741 102 nd Avenue, Suite #1 Pinellas Park, Florida 33782 email:
Barry@SmokersVapor.com 86 May 2012
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