GBK's Pre-ESPY Awards Gift Lounge

GBK's Pre-ESPY Awards Gift Lounge
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ESPY award nominees, presenters and other athletes and entertainers came out last week to the Line Hotel for Copper Tires & GBK's 2016 Pre-ESPY Lounge and Poker Tournament benefiting the Animal Wellness Foundation and the LA Clipper Foundation.

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Odell Beckham Jr., Marcell Dareus and Prince Amukamara at GBK.

Title sponsor Cooper Tires gave celebs certificates for any brand new set of tires, including the new Zeon RS3-G1, along with an auto emergency kit. Talent also received a three night Caribbean stay at Bay Gardens Beach Resort and Spa in St. Lucia.

SoundStitch clothing, by ProTrending, handed out sweatshirts with sewn-in machine washable headphones. Meanwhile, AccousticSheep gifted RunPhones and SleepPhones - a headband material, one with built-in headphones for running, and the other with built-in speakers and a Bluetooth receiver to stream music.

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Jazmyn Simon and Dule Hill at GBK.

There was unisex clothing from Chicago-based Maebane Wear and lifestyle bags by JLEW. Zumer Sport gave out backpacks and duffel bags made with actual sport ball materials including basketball, tennis, football and soccer.

Pet-owners left with Nulo's grain free dog and cat food. For those with kids, there was the educational Epik Learning Tablet pre-loaded with interactive games, spelling curriculums and reading and phonics lessons with Looney Tunes characters.

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Malik Jackson and Omar Bolden at GBK.

Dr. KenGee Ehrlich, aka, the Good Chiropractor, gifted a pain relief package that included X-Rays and one month of unlimited chiropractic care.

Segway debuted their new Mini-Pro hoverboard that looks like a regular Segway, but without the handlebars. Instead, a kneepad is used to steer.

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Devon Still and his daughter Leah Still at GBK.

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