Neckpacker Set To Launch On Kickstarter

Mar 28, 2017

Neckpacker Partners With Funded Today

Helsinki, Finland - March 28, 2017 /FundedToday/ —

Neckpacker is set to launch a Kickstarter campaign for their innovative travel wear. They’re hoping that, with the help of Funded Today, they can bring their product to more people and raise even more in pledges.

About The Neckpacker

Nekpacker is a jacket that features multiple secure pockets to help make traveling easier. It comes equipped with designated pockets for iPads, cellphones and even passports. It also features a patented inflatable hood for comfort while flying. The hood also features an eye cover to help block out light. The jacket comes in black or blue, and sports a water resistant, easily-packable material.

Pricing and Availability

Neckpacker has partnered with Funded Today for the launch of their campaign. Together, they hope to bring in enough pledges to bring Neckpacker to the world. Once the campaign finishes, Neckpacker is set to be produced and shipped to all backers worldwide by November 2017. The starting price for one unit is $148.

To learn more about Neckpacker or to back their campaign, you can visit their Kickstarter page here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2095856917/1986183279?token=93405d5b

Contact Info:
Name: Pascal Friedmann
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Funded Today
Phone: 8016955804

Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/neckpacker-set-to-launch-on-kickstarter/181171

For more information, please visit http://www.funded.today

Source: FundedToday

Release ID: 181171

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