Buckaroo is supporting the fight against breast cancer by bringing out a pink-accented version of its Tradesman tool belt and donating a portion of the sales to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
The partnership is a part of the NBCF’s ‘Real Men Wear Pink’ campaign, which is challenging men around the country to wear pink and fundraise in recognition of the women in their lives and to help find a cure for breast cancer by 2030.
“We are really proud to be a partner of the NBCF,” Buckaroo Leatherworks MD Tanya van der Water says. “Breast cancer is still a major issue for not only for the Australian women who suffer, but for the men and families of those diagnosed. This is just one way that tradespeople around the country can show their support and add some colour to the worksite!”
Van der Water says the premium-quality Tradesman is the belt that put Buckaroo on the map, thanks to its built-in back support and ability for the wearer to kit up his or her own belt. It’s aimed at tradies, electricians, famers, and workers in all industries.
Features of the comfortable and durable Tradesman include 6mm leather point, German rivets and 100 percent natural wool felt inner.
The upper belt strapping uses Australian-made copolymer, which Buckaroo says has superseded leather in many industries due to its nontoxic nature, as well as the fact that it is resistant to stretches, cracks, tears and hardening when exposed to moisture.
The pink Buckaroo Tradesman tool belt has a recommended retail price of $135 (plus optional extras) and is available from all Buckaroo resellers upon request. For more information visit www.buckarooleather.com.au