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Whether leaving a key in a diaper, in sketchy lock boxes, on top of the spare tire, or even behind the front license plate, most serious carjackers are not deterred by these strategies.

As I already mentioned, I've seen surfers hide keys in various ways. How NOT to Hide Your Car Keys Let's start with what NOT to do. These scenarios, as well as many others, are easily solved with the adoption of SLNT products.

David sees people hiding their keys in their rear tires and knows it's just a matter of time before thieves have their way with their vehicles.

Thomas has had his car broken into while surfing and still relies on the same methods even though he knows it hasn't worked in the past.

He locks the keys in his truck but would love to be able to offer a proper solution. Still, many of his students have newer cars with proximity sensors.

LARGE SMART KEY HOLDER MANUAL

Rick teaches surf lessons and uses a truck with a manual lock.Zach usually surfs in front of his house, where car theft isn't as big of an issue, but worries when he drives to other areas to surf.

LARGE SMART KEY HOLDER HOW TO

Cole wants a new car but seriously worries about how to prevent break-ins and theft while he surfs with the new car technology.Jack likes to travel to Hawaii and other surf destinations when he has time off and doesn't like looking like a tourist (kook) when he has to stash a rental car key.Dyland uses a valet key but doesn't know where to put his key fob, where his car won't stay unlocked, while he's out in the water. Still, it's part of the gig when going surfing these days. This is the elephant in the room for many surfers in Southern California. Dylan is an avid surfer, getting into the water weekly and struggling with stashing his key.Here are some stories of real people we've talked to in our surfing crossover of past brush-ins with car security: If you're reading this, you may feel an ocean lover's pain point for an unsolved problem. Makes me dream of a 1995 Eddie Bower edition of the Ford Bronco-it had a nice keypad. How To Hide a Key Fob: The Modern Surfer's Dilemma Until we can open our cars with a wave of our hands, the problem of keyless car theft is here to stay. If you're new to the sport or arriving at the beach asking, "How do I hide a key fob while I surf?" I have a solution for you. While these methods might have worked in the old days, electronic car keys and savvy thievery tactics require a smart hiding spot. Many surfers hide a spare key somewhere on their vehicles, and others simply stow their keys in the bushes or leave their cars unlocked. If you're like me, you've likely come up with a sketchy surf key holder at some point in your life. As a Santa Cruz native, I grew up on a surfboard. Kudos if you pulled up to check the waves in a 1970s bronco. And the back corner of your bumper isn't the spot.