Classic retro Igloo Coolers Hard Coolers IMX 70 Qt Cooler – Igloo Sales 2022

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IMX 70 Qt Cooler | Igloo

IMX 70 Qt Cooler Skip to product information 5 Year Warranty Steel-braided cable handles Up to 7 day ice retention Rubberized T-latches Holds up to 105 cans Lightweight yet heavy-duty! Our top-performance, super durable IMX cooler features Ultratherm® insulation that provides advanced ice retention (the longest-lasting among all our coolers!) and weighs 40% less than coolers with similar performance. Thanks to the built-in features — like a bottle opener, cup holders, lockable lid, fish ruler and wire basket — the spacious 70-quart IMX is the bestselling cooler countless adventurers rely on. Item #: 00049023 Capacity:105 12-oz cans70 quarts (66 liters)Weight:25.8 lbs11.70 kgsExterior Dimensions ( L x W x H ):31.10″ x 20.32″ x 17.72″79.0cm x 51.60 cm x 45.0cmInterior Dimensions: ( L x W x H ):26.68″ x 14.43″ x 12″67.76 cm x 36.65 cm x 30.48 cmBase Dimensions: ( L x W ):28″ x 16″ The Longest-Lasting Ice RetentionWith an Ultratherm® insulated body and lid, Cool Riser Technology® and rubberized latches that lock in the cold, the IMX is #1 among our coolers when it comes to long-lasting ice retention. Small Details That Are a Big DealBuilt-in cup holders, bottle opener, fish ruler, drain plug…PLUS a removable food basket — all tiny details that make your life easier and save you time so you can concentrate on having fun. Secure & Easy to CarryA locking plate in the lid, non-slip base and rubber-gripped steel cable handles make it easy to grab, load up, keep in place and securely store contents inside.

Trailmate Journey 70 Qt Cooler – Igloo Coolers

Igloo Coolers | Trailmate Journey 70 Qt Cooler Skip to product information THERMECOOL™, eco-friendly insulation Oversized, smooth-ride wheels Telescoping, Glide™ handle Locking dry storage compartment With Trailmate, nothing gets in fun’s way. We built our up-for-anything cooler so it’ll roll right over rough terrain like it’s on a paved path. It’s loaded with tons of handy features — all-terrain smooth-ride wheels, telescoping handle, THERMECOOL™ insulation, bottle openers, storage areas and way more — so you can easily get to your destination and supply everyone with ice-cold goods throughout the adventure. Item #: 00034705 Capacity:112 12-oz cans70 quarts (66 liters)Weight:34.7 lbs15.74 kgsExterior Dimensions ( L x W x H ):34.59″ x 19.7″ x 23.61″87.86 cm x 50.04 cm x 59.97 cmInterior Dimensions ( L x W x H ):23″ x 14″ x 11.5″58.42 cm x 35.56 cm x 29.21 cm “The Swiss Army Knife of Coolers”From the big (all-terrain wheels) to the small (bottle openers) and a ton of handy features in between (butler tray, dry storage, umbrella holders and way more), Trailmate has everything you need. Sand? Curbs? Wild Trails? Bring it On.Our rugged Trailmate cooler has oversized, all-terrain wheels and a sturdy telescoping handle, so you can easily and smoothly roll it to your destination. Ice Retention That Keeps Up With the AdventureYou’ll get long-lasting, extended ice retention with the Trailmate, thanks to the THERMECOOL™ (it’s eco-friendly!) insulated lid/body and Cool Riser Technology®.

The 7 Best Coolers of 2022 | Reviews by Wirecutter

The Best CoolersBest hard cooler: Coleman 70-Quart Xtreme 5 Marine Hard Ice Chest Cooler Photo: Michael HessionOur pickGet this if: You want a cooler for weekends away, car-camping trips, or tailgating, or to keep as a backup cooler in your garage in case your power suddenly goes out. It’s a workhorse.Why it’s great: The Coleman 70-Quart Xtreme 5 Marine Hard Ice Chest Cooler is a tremendous value if you’re looking for a spacious, reliable cooler. Not only that, but it’s sized so that you can still move it and carry it with reasonable ease. It fits in most cars’ trunks and works great as extra seating—it can support up to 250 pounds. The Coleman Xtreme weighs 13.4 pounds empty; even when it was filled with 60 pounds of ice, our testers still found it manageable to carry for a short distance. If that weight or size seems intimidating, Coleman makes a similar model with wheels.In our testing, the Coleman Xtreme kept ice frozen for a full week (170 hours), 30 hours longer than the Igloo MaxCold (140 hours). It measures 28.4 by 15.8 by 17.5 inches, its design incorporates bevels and angles all over the place, and it has a ruler and cup holders molded into its lid. Insulation obsessives may want to fill those cup holders with Styrofoam, but considering how well this cooler performed in our tests, doing so doesn’t seem to be all that critical. The most noticeable functional difference in the designs of the coolers we tested was in their drainage ports, and because we were draining these coolers upwards of three times a day for several days straight, we learned quite a bit about what works and what doesn’t. Unlike most of the other models, the Coleman Xtreme has a channeled drain, which made draining much easier and required very little tilting on our part.The Coleman Xtreme features replaceable hardware, whereas some of the company’s cheaper models don’t. This is an important detail because the first thing that will wear out on a cooler is either a hinge or a handle, and having affordable replacements means a cheap repair rather than a brand-new purchase. At the moment, you can buy Coleman’s replacement hinges and replacement handles for less than $10 each.Flaws but not dealbreakers: Coleman makes many nearly identical versions of the Xtreme cooler. We don’t know why they all have such similar names and such different looks, but according to sources within Coleman, for practical purposes they are all identical where it counts: in insulation and build materials. We consider all of these models to be part of the same line.Dimensions: 28.4 by 15.8 by 17.5 inches (WDH)Best cooler for long, tough camping trips: RTIC 65 QT Hard Cooler Photo: Rozette RagoOur pickGet this if: You need a cooler that’s all but indestructible for longer camping trips, and you don’t mind giving up a bit of interior space for thicker insulation.Why it’s great: Most roto-molded coolers are two or three times more expensive than they need to be. (The term refers to a manufacturing process that creates uniformly thick, and therefore extremely durable, plastic walls with no seals.) Of all the models we tested—a group that included the wildly popular Yeti Tundra 65—the RTIC 65 QT Hard Cooler emerged as the best for the price and performance. It’s just as tough as any of its competitors, and it keeps ice from melting for just as long. That said, most people do not need a roto-molded cooler. They’re big. They’re heavy. They carry less than other, same-size coolers because of the amount of insulation they’re packed with. In short, they’re impractical for most mundane needs—a fact that has stopped absolutely no one from buying them in record numbers.The RTIC 65 weighs 36.5 pounds and measures 32 by 17 by 18 inches on the outside. It has enough space to hold 65 cans…

Best Coolers for 2022: Cabela, Magellan Outdoors, Yeti, RTIC …

Best Coolers for 2022: Cabela, Magellan Outdoors, Yeti, RTIC and More Heat waves continue to make their way across the US, so having a dependable cooler is more essential than ever if you’re planning backyard get-togethers, camping trips and tailgating events. Whatever outdoor activity you decide on, having a cold place to stash drinks is key for you and your guests to stay cool, hydrated and happy — which is especially important during big events like Labor Day.  That said, finding the best cooler for your needs is complicated by a crowded field. The list of options has grown steadily in recent years. Chief among them are a rising number of heavy-duty, roto-molded coolers that deliver thick, dense insulation superior to traditional coolers (and which perform better by leaps and bounds than a soft cooler or cooler bag).  Keep shopping and you’ll find coolers on wheels, thermoelectric coolers, coolers with power and even a cooler backpack or two — truly coolers as far as the eye can see. If that sounds a little daunting, never fear. The entire point of this list is to make finding the best coolers a little easier for you. Over the past several years, we’ve tested dozens of coolers, 40 of which are still commercially available as of this writing. I’ve broken them down into four main categories: Small or personal-sized coolers that advertise internal volumes of less than 40 quarts (that’s less than 10 gallons or 37.85 liters).Midsize coolers, where most of your top options seem to land, ranging from 40 to 59 quarts (10 to 14.75 gallons or 37.85 to 55.83 liters).Large “party” ice chest coolers that boast volumes over 60 quarts (over 15 gallons or 56.78 liters).Soft-sided coolers, which don’t have a specific capacity range, but tend to line up with the same offerings as small or personal-sized coolers.Keep ’em cold. Chris Monroe/CNET Is a bigger ice chest always better? Are the more expensive coolers actually worth their asking prices? And can any of the cheaper models keep up? Are ice life, insulation and versatility more significant? That’s what I wanted to know, so I grabbed the usual suspects — Magellan Outdoors, Coleman, Orca, Igloo, Frosted Frog, Yeti, Pelican, RTIC, Cabela’s and more — and lugged their most popular models into the CNET test lab. My mission? Find the best coolers of the bunch based on size, features, and most importantly, how cold they stay over time, and then categorize them in a way that will make it easy for you to find the perfect cooler for your needs. Whether it is a soft-sided cooler, a hard-sided cooler, one that has foam insulation or a removable liner, I’ve considered all these and more to come up with the list of best coolers for you. After several weeks of hands-on testing and countless ambient temperature readings, I’ve separated the winners from the also-rans. (Of course bonuses like the inclusion of a cup holder or bottle opener is important, but the most critical thing a quality cooler does is keep your cold drinks cold.) Here’s everything I learned, starting with the coolers I think you should rush out and buy before your next camping trip or big family gathering. I update this list periodically. Also, don’t forget to check out our handy dandy video buying guide for coolers with Andrew Gebhart. We’ll show the testing processes, and Andrew and I have a poolside chat about cooler features.  Steve Conaway/CNET The last time I tested coolers for this list, I had Cabela’s 60-quart version of this cooler listed as the best large cooler. That title is now held by a Magellan Outdoors model. But in the big picture, if you want stuff to stay cold, you literally cannot beat Cabela’s Polar Cap option. Its lowest internal temperature during testing was the coldest, but the real treat was the fact that it held that low level temp for around 20% longer than the next best…

Classic retro Igloo Coolers Hard Coolers IMX 70 Qt Cooler

Classic retro Igloo Coolers Hard Coolers IMX 70 Qt Cooler – Igloo Sales 2022 Lightweight yet heavy-duty! Our top-performance, super durable IMX cooler features Ultratherm® insulation that provides advanced ice retention (the longest-lasting among all our coolers!) and weighs 40% less than coolers with similar performance. Thanks to the built-in features — like a bottle opener, cup holders, lockable lid, fish ruler and wire basket — the spacious 70-quart IMX is the bestselling cooler countless adventurers rely on. Color Sandstone, Bedrock Red, Rugged Blue, Gray, Oil Green, Tan/Black, White Reviews There are no reviews yet. Be the first to review “Igloo Coolers Hard Coolers IMX 70 Qt Cooler”