Beast Putty + Tucson: A Match Made in Weird

Tucson briefly rebelled against Arizona's no-Daylight Saving Time rule in 1967 and created its own timezone, making the city one hour ahead of Phoenix until banks couldn't process transfers and TV schedules imploded.

We keep you on time—just squeeze and chill.

Tucson only has "Stravenues"—diagonal streets that intersect both streets and avenues—a unique geographic quirk found nowhere else in America.

Navigate your stress from all angles with our putty.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base houses the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group, aka "The Boneyard," the world's largest aircraft graveyard with 4,000+ planes worth $35 billion.

Your stress doesn't need to be mothballed—squeeze it away.

In 1960, Tucson officials sealed an unopened time capsule in the Pioneer Hotel walls with instructions to not open it until 2060, containing something so controversial its contents were never documented.

Our putty won't explode in 40 years—guaranteed.

Notorious gangster John Dillinger was captured in Tucson in 1934 after a hotel fire exposed his hideout.

We help you stay off the FBI's radar by decompressing.

Arizona has a bizarre law (still on the books) that forbids women from wearing pants in public—though absolutely nobody enforces it.

Stay comfortable in whatever you wear—our putty judged you long ago.