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Exmark, George Kittle Partner On Backyard Life Blog
Both on the field and off, there’s no denying all-pro tight end George Kittle is a hard charger. And while he’s never shied away from hard work, the challenge of maintaining his rural acreage was cutting into his free time. Not any more thanks to a new partnership with Exmark.
“I’m now part of team Exmark,” Kittle remarks. “We get the job done. We go hard, but we also like to have a good time.”
Exmark Director of Marketing, Jamie Briggs, explains the collaboration with Kittle is a natural fit, particularly for the company’s blog, Backyard Life (https://backyard.exmark.com/).
“We’re creating some fun video content showcasing how I enjoy more outdoor living thanks to Exmark,” Kittle adds. “We have a lot of land to cover and a lot of grass to cut with my Lazer Zs.”
Kittle uses three Exmark mowers to maintain his property, including 60- and 96-in. Lazer Z X-Series zero-turn riding mowers, both customized with Exmark original accessories including a sunshade and LED lighting. He also has a Commercial 30 X-Series walk-behind mower, which he says is ideal for trim work and mowing in tight spaces.
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