“Safety is a priority for both parents and NASCAR so this is a natural partnership,” said Heather Campbell-Dewar, CEO of parent company, Baby Sherpa.
Aimed at the fast moving toddler crowd, Safe-2-Go® is a safety harness backpack that is fun for small children to wear while providing a sense of security for parents when out and about in crowds.
Bearing car numbers 24 and 48, the new NASCAR series features a race car with a checkered flag as the retractable tether. Completing the innovative design is a patented 38″ retractable nylon tether that tucks back in when not in use. Key features of the Safe-2-Go® include:
- Padded, adjustable shoulder straps;
- 50 lbs of pulling strength, and;
- A zippered pocket for small snacks or tiny treasures.
Invented by Nancy Vardalos Ginakes, sister of Hollywood actress, Nia Vardalos, Safe-2-Go® is CPSIA compliant, meets ASTM and CE safety standards, and is also lead, phthalate and PVC free.
“I am proud of my sister’s innovative Safe-2-Go® design and the Baby Sherpa partnership with NASCAR,” said Nia Vardalos, on behalf of Safe-2-Go®.
The Safe2Go NASCAR line is now available – just in time for racing season!
Baby Sherpa® is a leading edge designer of gear-carrying solutions aimed at active families. Founded in 2002, Baby Sherpa® has received various juvenile product awards for excellence and innovation. They have offices in Cincinnati, Ohio and Stony Mountain, Canada.