PITTSBURGH, March 13, 2025 ~ A new invention has hit the market, promising to make outdoor activities such as tailgating, barbecuing, and camping much more convenient. The Mando Chest Booster, created by an inventor from Corpus Christi, Texas, is a specially designed stand that raises coolers to an appropriate level for easier access to food and beverages.

The patent-pending invention eliminates the need to bend down and offers increased comfort and convenience for users. It can be used with coolers ranging from 30 quarts to 210 quarts and easily attaches without taking up additional space in a vehicle for transport or storage.

According to the inventor, the Mando Chest Booster is not only ideal for outdoor enthusiasts but also households, campers, tailgaters, and even complements outdoor kitchens. Its durable and user-friendly design makes it suitable for use in all terrains.

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A prototype model and technical drawings of the Mando Chest Booster are available upon request. The original design was submitted to InventHelp's National sales office and is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers.

For more information on this innovative product, interested parties can contact InventHelp's Department 23-CTK-1476 at their headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Alternatively, they can visit their website at http://www.InventHelp.com to learn more about their Invention Submission Services. Don't miss out on this game-changing invention that will revolutionize outdoor activities!

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