Is hiding your car key while surfing really a good idea?
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Under a rock. Somewhere near a wheel. In a place that feels impossible for anyone else to discover.
Surfers have spent decades inventing places to leave car keys while they are in the water. The problem is that a hiding place only works for as long as nobody finds it.
With modern vehicles there is another complication: the key may be electronic, proximity-enabled and considerably more expensive to replace than an old mechanical key.
So perhaps it is worth changing the question. Instead of looking for the best place to hide a key, can we avoid hiding it altogether?
KGUARD Key Pouch was created precisely so an electronic car key can accompany its owner into the water. It is a compact pouch made from soft, flexible silicone, with a patented closure and certified IPX8 waterproof protection.
The key stays protected inside the pouch and KGUARD can be secured using its cord. The solution therefore does not depend on remembering a hiding place or leaving the key close to the vehicle.
Every surfer should choose the system that best fits their car, their key and the way they surf. But there is one option worth adding to that list: keeping the key with you.
Next time someone asks, “Where do you hide your car key?”, try answering with another question:
“What if you did not have to hide it at all?”
Discover KGUARD Key Pouch and check whether it suits the size and shape of your key. Share this article with the friend who still hides a car key before paddling out.