In contrast, open-cell foam is permeable to air and water like a sponge (which is why it frequently appears in foam pillows, as it’s squishier and it breathes). But open-cell foam’s ability to insulate greatly diminishes when it’s wet because water permeates all of the open space and acts as a conductor of heat. In… Continue reading Coleman Steel Belted Review Tested by GearLab
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Coleman Steel Belted Review Tested by GearLab
For $65, the 50-quart Coleman Xtreme is another standout in the value category, and this time with wheels. With a similar overall construction as our top budget pick, this basic cooler certainly is a far cry from the RovR RollR, Igloo Trailmate, and Pelican 80QW Elite above, but the functionality is decent for the price.… Continue reading Coleman Steel Belted Review Tested by GearLab
Coleman 54qt Steel Belted Cooler Wrap Skin and SeaDek Cooler Pad Tops
We’ve removed that pick and are continuing to monitor the situation. If you want a backpack cooler, we recommend the Polar Bear Original Nylon Backpack Cooler. The interior is rather roomy – Coleman claims 70 quarts, and we measured it at 68, which is pretty darn close. Importantly, this cooler also comes with a leash… Continue reading Coleman 54qt Steel Belted Cooler Wrap Skin and SeaDek Cooler Pad Tops
Coleman 54qt Steel Belted Cooler Wrap Skin and SeaDek Cooler Pad Tops
If you’re looking for all the bells and whistles, dive into our review of the Yeti Tundra 65. This cooler has some of the best insulation and can withstand wear and tear. Unlike the feature-filled frivolity of a few of the other elaborate coolers we tested, the Coleman Xtreme doesn’t offer too much beyond the… Continue reading Coleman 54qt Steel Belted Cooler Wrap Skin and SeaDek Cooler Pad Tops