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EVERY Australian summer is a scorcher, but the harsh Aussie sun won’t be able to stop keen adventurers from hitting the road and exploring the great outdoors.
Not all awnings can shield you from UV radiation, and that’s why Rhino-Rack is proud its sun-safe awning range is endorsed by Cancer Council and offers maximum UV protection. Innovation and Rhino-Rack are synonymous! The team at Rhino-Rack takes great pride in seeing its community get out there without having to worry about the consequences of being exposed to the elements, especially when it comes to the hard-hitting sun.
With a UPF50+ rating to provide excellent protection from UV radiation, Rhino-Rack’s brand-new Batwing and revamped SunSeeker are both Cancer Council-endorsed products, meaning you will still be sun safe while relaxing in the shade at your chosen destination. Head of marketing for Rhino-Rack Matt Hankin said, “We’re excited to be partnering with Cancer Council, a leading charity playing a crucial role in helping to reduce the prevalence of skin cancer in Australia.”
“Having Cancer Council’s endorsement on our Batwing and SunSeeker gives our consumers confidence when buying our awnings, reassuring them they’ll be sun safe when combined with other sun protection measures.” Cancer Council CEO Prof Sanchia Aranda said Cancer Council is delighted to have a company of the calibre of Rhino-Rack as a product licensee partner.
“Both Rhino-Rack and Cancer Council share a commitment to education and innovation, especially when it comes to protecting Australians against the damage that can be caused by exposure to UV radiation,” Prof Aranda said. “Our partnership with Rhino-Rack not only brings innovation in sun protection, but the income generated will make a valuable contribution to our vision of a cancer-free future.”
Every purchase of Rhino-Rack’s Batwing and SunSeeker will support Cancer Council’s work in cancer research, education and support services, helping the charity take a step closer to finding new and better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer.
For more information on Rhino-Rack, visit rhinorack.com.au, and to learn more about Cancer Council, head to cancer.org.au
