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David Williams on BrotherPROOF®:
Since the early 1970's Doug and I
have been breaking all sorts of things. Additionally, due to an
overactive imagination and a lack of funding, we developed a tendency to
use available items for "creative" purposes. Eventually we came up with BrotherPROOF®.
In 1986 we welcomed Michael into our company. We evaluate gear:
not on it's ruggedness for it's intended use; rather, for it's suitability for unintended uses and roughhousing brothers and
pranks
like firecrackers and random tackling. This will be cool for commercials
for your company
where three brothers are wrestling and pranking
and the gear still holds out.
We might use a hiking boot as an
airplane tire chock or the edge of a compass to
chip through the ice on a frozen driveway. Sometimes we try a penknife to
break open a car trunk lock. Sometimes the car trunk lock wins!
We've bent countless items removing flathead screws.
Frisbees for Microwave dishware, Crescent wrenches for hammers, hula hoops
for a Gas Siphon! If it still works after we've messed with it
you'll know
it's BrotherPROOF®!
Douglas Williams on BrotherPROOF®
I can break into a Toyota Pickup
truck (pre-1995) and a Honda CRX with its own windshield wiper blade and a
pen. The windshield wiper blade still works afterwards too. The pen often
breaks. It just sucks after an ice-storm to lock your keys in the car. The
pens are more brittle and the windshield wiper is hard to get to. You need
a second pen to break the ice up.
Therefore, pre 1995 Toyota Trucks and
Honda CRXs are NOT BrotherPROOF®!
Bottle caps make great emergency whistles.
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