Scent Crusher Introduces Locker Lite

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posted on September 22, 2020
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For those in the market for a hunting locker on the smaller side, Scent Crusher has released the Locker Lite, a scaled down version of its larger Locker. Like all Scent Crusher products, the Locker Lite is designed not just to store clothes, but to eliminate odor and bacteria from them as well, using Scent Crusher's third generation ozone generator. This device emits chemical-free ozone, which destroys most odors within 30 minutes. 

The 23-pound Locker Lite, which measures 28-inches wide, 69-inches high and 20-inches deep, promises easy assembly and enough durability for outdoor use. This is down to its techno-lite fabric, heavy-duty zippers, and a weather-proof base creating the sort of seal needed to keep gear clean. For more information on this portable storage unit, which includes all AC/DC cords needed for charging, please visit scentcrusher.comMSRP: $199.99

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