It's super low temperatures in Colorado this week, so we wanted to travel with everyone to checkout Red Mangrove Kayaking in Key West and see how they are using custom die cut stickers.
Red Mangrove Kayaking gives tourists an opportunity to take a few hours out of their schedule from running around the town of Key West to experience some of the nature the Florida Keys have to offer. The mangrove forest which is one hundred miles away from the mainland in the Gulf of Mexico backcountry is where it all begins. In a small group of seven, paddle through the Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge and take in all wildlife above and below the water. After paddling through the forests it opens up to the Gulf of Mexico with some amazing views.
Taking a wild keys adventure via kayak is immediately an experience that must be shared. That's why Red Mangrove Kayaking makes sure to distribute these custom logo stickers to folks taking their tour. It's a great way for people to connect back with the experience and regardless of where they slap it on, it immediately becomes a talking point where the Red Mangrove story is told over and over again.
Their die cut sticker is a circle shape with their name and location wrapped around the edges with a skull and 12x12 as the logo design in the middle. The 12x12 has a cool meaning behind it, explained by the owner and guide, Mitch:
"The 12×12 is actually in reference to a 12 foot by 12 inch plank that a fellow adventurist and I dragged out of the tree roots, and slept on one night during a 60mile paddle from the middle Keys to Key West. We lost daylight and tide, and had to “man vs. wild” on a clump of mangrove roots with that plank as our home for the night. 12×12 is about a continued thirst for adventure, even when it all goes wrong."
Paddle rad and slap on a sticker after.