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It’s definitely heavier than its more expensive friends on the market. The Pelican also features a different pull handle than the Yeti and Ozark coolers as well. I do think the Pelicans pull handle is the lowest on my list of the three. And for those who want a bit more ice life and toughness,… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

The asking prices for the various Ozark Trail Coolers will fluctuate quite a bit depending on which model you are going with. But seeing how Ozark Trail is in the business of making cost-effective products, all models should be affordable (particularly when compared to their industry competition). An example of the color choices for the… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

Anything smaller, and you end up carrying a lot of bag and not much of anything else. The smaller sizes just don’t have enough room to be functional for anything except an individual lunch or a few drinks. This comfortable, tough, waterproof backpack cooler, which holds about 36 cans, insulates just as well as any… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

SYNOPSIS – Our week is starting off on a clear and cool note, but we’ll warm over the coming days with a few clouds returning. First, we have another cool night on tap with temperatures dipping into the middle 40s for Tuesday morning. The REI Co-op Flexlite Camp Chair and the Flexlite Air (its featherweight… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

One charm of the RTIC 65 is its reasonable price, which allows us to be far less careful with this equipment than we are with something as expensive or desirable as a Yeti. For a cooler of more manageable size and only $97.00, the Ozark Trail 35-quart ozark trail chair hard sided cooler is a… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

The ice life, well not bad, was not near what Ozark Trail stated in their specifications. We have a hunch this is because their testing was performed under more optimal conditions. Sure, if we were to fill the cooler up to the brim with nothing but ice, never open it, and leave it in a… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

That being said, the two premium soft-sided coolers were no slouches. The tote, in real-life conditions, should hold ice for around 1 ½ days while the backpack should last a full day. The hard-sided coolers are designed to try to compete with the top-tier of the premium cooler world. The Ozark Trails Cooler is perfect… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

They are also commonly known for supplying soft/hard-sided high-performance cooler, and drink-ware. On the other hand, as the price of the Ozark trailer coolers is cheaper, this can be a great budget-friendly alternative to a YETI cooler. However, the Ozark Trail coolers have the upper hand when it comes to pricing. In that regard, you… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

Third place is literally filled by the gigantic Ozark Trail 73 quart which is a cooler for everything. Indeed, this cooler is designed for serious anglers, hunters and overall outdoor lovers with a large capacity that can handle your cargo for almost a week. Hence, this cooler approximately measures 33 x 20 x 19 inches,… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts

A cooler without a hardliner is more prone to having its stored items be damaged while moving. Thankfully, Ozark Trail includes a removable hard liner in most of their soft-sided coolers. And the premium cooler backpack and cooler ozark trail canopy tote take this up a notch by having an EVA compression molded base. Let’s… Continue reading Ozark Trail Cooler Review 26 quarts