A local guy college student got a scholarship for his invention. You don’t have to get off of your duff anymore, or you won’t have to walk to the other end of your boat to get a beer. He calls it shoot a brew.
Sweet….
Ok now that is an invention that has a use love it 
That things is totally awesome. I can’t really justify $295 for it, but I would love to have one!
$295??? That’s what a wife if for!!
If your not already married…Buy the cooler…WAY CHEAPER !!!
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$295??? That’s what a wife if for!!
Ya maybe, but this thing will never say, you’ve had enough!! 
Why do I see after a few, someone getting the shotgun out, a case of cheap beer and start yelling….Pull!
Ya, I’d like one but $300 is a bit spendy for me.
Al
Cool until the 12th one and you reach for it, miss and go arse over tea kettle into the river.
or the 18th one that hits you in the temple, since you are already drunk and easily distracted, and puts you down for the count.
Ametures, Now go sit on the porch 
All we need is one guys! Then we can reverse engineer it and build our own!
Might have to get one of these for tailgating.
Kinda wonder how much beer is lost when opening the can. I didn`t see any one poping one open ( unless I missed it ). Might be way more expensive then one might think in lost beverage.
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All we need is one guys! Then we can reverse engineer it and build our own!
Why not copy the Big Mac too? 
Heck, I’m still workin out the new prototype of the slimmer womens thong 
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Kinda wonder how much beer is lost when opening the can. I didn`t see any one poping one open ( unless I missed it ). Might be way more expensive then one might think in lost beverage.
Interesting point. I think you’d be ok if you caught it softly, but drop one and you might not be able to open it for a day.
That kind of make me wonder about the physics or chemistry of why a can of beer or soda that is dropped will build up pressure and does it actually dissipate over time as I have always assumed? I guess jarring a can some how release CO2 gas, but how?
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