Tag: 70quart

Coolers aren’t complicated, which is a good thing to remember in the face of all that advertising. After spending many years evaluating more than 40 cooler models, we’ve chosen eight that are well made, well insulated, and well suited for a range of outings. To get rid of melted ice, you need to tilt the… Continue reading Coleman 70-Quart Xtreme Cooler Coleman Xtreme Coolers

The Xtreme 5 looks like the size I’d bring to a tailgate or weekend camping trip. The 70-liter capacity is listed as being able to hold 100 cans, but that depends on how much ice you include. I typically use a heavy hand with ice, and the inside of the Xtreme 5 leaves ample room… Continue reading Coleman 70-Quart Xtreme Cooler Coleman Xtreme Coolers

For a long time Polar Bear led the way in soft-cooler designs. Recently, however, we’ve been let down by the lifespan of its soft coolers (though not this backpack in particular). But with care, you can extend the lifespan of any soft cooler—the number one rule seems to be not to leave it out in… Continue reading Coleman 70-Quart Xtreme Cooler Coleman Xtreme Coolers

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. It features an integrated fishing ruler and four cupholders in the lid. As for performance, the Coleman cooler was one of the better options I found for less than… Continue reading Coleman 70-Quart Xtreme Cooler Coleman Xtreme Coolers

The overall width of this cooler is also fairly conducive to a single person carrying it. 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. Though it doesn’t have the IGBC certification… Continue reading Coleman 70-Quart Xtreme Cooler Coleman Xtreme Coolers