The StackTech coolers are compatible with the ToughBuilt Ice Pack, TB-B1-A-92 (not included), which attaches to the inside of the lid. Full customization is at Pros fingertips with tool-free, quick-release steel accessory rails. The StackTech XL Cooler is built for high-impact durability with armored corners, a steel-reinforced lid, and IP65 dust and water protection to ensure it can handle the toughest conditions. The StackTech XL Cooler is engineered for Pros to build a system unlike any other and customize it to the needs of every trade. StackTech Compact Cooler is engineered for those who demand performance and durability. It features an intuitive self-aligning top that allows StackTech boxes and coolers to virtually stack themselves.
Take on any terrain with the RTIC 52 QT Ultra-Light Wheeled Cooler. This lightweight and strong premium cooler features up to 2.5’’ of closed cell foam insulation, puncture-proof all-terrain wheels, an ergonomic handle, and locks in the cold for up to 5 days. It’s from Pelican, and it comes in an impressive variety of color options, but the performance wasn’t as strong as other comparable options. Still, it’s worth it if you just want the best performance for the price. Simply put, the Yeti clobbered the competition in our tests.
Additionally, the handles aren’t wide enough for two hands (if you grab a friend to help you lug it) nor reliable enough for heavy loads. The Coleman is simple; it’s pretty straightforward and basic. The plastic handles on the sides are easy to blindly grab as you head out the door to your party or picnic and swing back down into place when you let go. The Coleman Xtreme is a non-rotomolded cooler with a single pair of end handles and an internal height that fits most wine bottles or 2L sodas.
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At $399, the Rovr Rollr 60 was the most expensive cooler that we tested, but when you consider the build, the price makes a little more sense. Not only is it rotomolded, but it also comes with a rugged set of 9-inch inflatable rubber wheels, plus an aluminum axle and handlebar. It’s basically a tank that’s made to go anywhere you want to take it (you can even hitch it behind your bike). The comparable wheeled Yeti model is just as expensive, and a Bison with a wheeled cart accessory will cost a total of $460, so don’t rule Rovr out if you lead an active outdoor lifestyle. Beach, lake, backyard or tailgate—bring the party in comfort with our Southern Comfort Coleman Cooler.
This fact certainly adds to the Coleman’s portability, as many of its competitors weigh three or four times as much without even anything in them! The overall width of this cooler is also fairly conducive to a single person carrying it. Promote your business in the great outdoors with custom Coleman coolers. When you’re shopping for Coleman® coolers, there are a couple of features to consider. Take your cooler from place to place with ease with a Coleman cooler with wheels and a heavy-duty handle.
It’s the only cooler we tested that has an actual weight limit listed for it lb. To put that to the test, we had our 225 lb tester jump on every cooler, and the Coleman was no exception. Though it doesn’t have the same rock-solid feel that many of the rotomolded coolers have, the Coleman seemed to have no problem being an impromptu trampoline. If you treat the Coleman Xtreme nicely, you may be able to get a bit more life out of it, but if you’re rough on your gear, this cooler probably isn’t the right choice for you. The first flaw easily noticeable is the thin, flimsy hinges. As the lid overextends, you can hear the screws ripping right out of the plastic.
When loaded with light things, this is less noticeable. However, if you decide to fill the Coleman to the top with ice and soda, you may soon be wishing you hadn’t! So depending on how you pack your Coleman, you may have no problems wandering through the city park with it, or you may have a tough time merely loading it into the back of a Subaru. As the cooler with some of the thinnest walls we tested, the Coleman doesn’t blow us away with an amazing insulation value. During our insulation tests, the Coleman was able to keep below 40º, for 3.7 days — which wasn’t the best.
Accessing the cooler is simple and intuitive with a one-handed center latch, standard on the StackTech system. The 38-quart capacity provides ample room for your beverages and perishables. A built-in bottle opener located on the front accessory rail coleman canopy ensures you’re always ready to enjoy your favorite beverages after a TOUGH day, and a convenient drain spout makes cleanup easy. The white color helps to reflect sunlight, reducing heat absorption and keeping the contents cooler for longer.
Whether you’re headed on an overnight camping trip, to a tailgate party, or out to a BBQ, the molded handles make getting to your destination easy. Once you arrive, the cup holders molded into the lid will keep your cold drink close while you enjoy the day. The Igloo polar 120 cooler lets you camp or fish even longer, with Ultratherm insulation in the body and lid to hold ice up to 5 days in temperatures up to 90 degrees. This oversize Igloo ice chest has a 120 quart capacity that holds 188, 12 ounce cans or enough food for your whole crew.