Everyday items to carry on your errands in Washington County

Everyday items to carry on your errands in Washington County
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There’s nothing worse than trying to find a gift for someone and not knowing what to get them.

To take the guesswork out of gift buying, we’ve found practical and helpful gifts for any occasion, sorted by theme to help find everything you are looking for.

Top 5 “Everyday Carry” Gifts

1) Pen Insert
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Pop a pen into your Keyport multi-tool keychain. This pen is made to fit neatly in the streamlined Keyport for any on-the-go doodles, notes, and journaling.

2) Active Elastomer Key Fob – Pink
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Orbitkey transforms your cluster of keys to a neatly organized stack. You can arrange keys in your order of preference, which will help you locate the right key quickly and effortlessly.

3) Rugged Key Organizer Pack
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Compact, durable, and expandable, the KeySmart is a Swiss Army style key holder that eliminates the bulk in your pocket and the sound of noisy keys. The Rugged Key Organizer features a built-in pocket clip and bottle opener.

4) Extended Key Organizer
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KeySmart: Extended Key Organizer – Blue

5) Tile™ Smart Location Key Organizer
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Meet the first key organizer with Bluetooth tracking technology built right into it. Keysmart Pro syncs with the Tile app on your phone and allows you to track your KeySmart, so you’ll never lose track of your keys. Just click “find” in the Tile App and the Keysmart Pro will start ringing. And the alert works both ways—by double clicking the Tile button on your Keysmart, you can find your phone, too.



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