Beast Putty + Jacksonville: A Match Made in Weird

In 1886, Jacksonville experienced a severe 11-minute earthquake — the largest ever recorded east of the Rocky Mountains at that time, with aftershocks for nearly two months.

We can't stop earthquakes, but we can stabilize your stress. Beast Putty: steadier than the ground beneath you.

Walt Disney wanted to bring Disney World to Jacksonville, but the city rejected it because they didn't want to deal with traffic from the "carnival folk".

Disney's loss. Your stress relief gain. Beast Putty: more fun, fewer crowds.

Angelo Faticoni, known as "the Human Cork" for being seemingly unsinkable, died in Jacksonville — his supernatural buoyancy forever unexplained.

Beast Putty keeps you afloat through rough waters. No Cork required.

The cryptid "Pinky" was sighted in Jacksonville starting in 1976 — a massive serpent the color of boiled shrimp spotted by fishermen on a Southbank pier.

We don't explain cryptids. We just squeeze stress into submission.

Annie Lytle Elementary School holds the reputation as the "most haunted building in Jacksonville" with a history of paranormal activity.

Ghosts may own the school. Beast Putty owns the stress. Different jurisdictions.

Jacksonville was briefly considered the "cotton gin capital" due to its role in processing cotton before the port city diversified.

Processed cotton. Processed stress. Beast Putty does the latter better.

The city once attempted a bizarre urban renewal project by creating a downtown skyway system so pedestrians never had to touch the ground.

Rising above stress. Beast Putty keeps you elevated.