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30Oct Blog

How to tell if a cooler is rotomolded?

You can reliably identify a rotomolded cooler using four simple checks: a seamless one-piece shell, heavy solid weight for its size, thick rigid walls, and...

28Oct Blog

How Cooler Boxes Work To Maintain Cold Temperatures

Cooler boxes keep food and drinks cold through two core mechanisms: thermal insulation slows heat from entering from outside, and a cold source (usually ice...

27Oct Blog

Do you put ice in a soft cooler?

Yes — you can absolutely put ice directly in a well-built soft cooler. High-quality soft-sided bags hold frozen cubes, blocks, and jugs just as effectively...

26Oct Blog

Does Cooler Colour Affect Ice Retention?

No, cooler colour has minimal impact on ice retention for well-insulated units. The only measurable exception is in direct, full sunlight: lighter-coloured shells reflect solar...

22Oct Blog

What size cooler do I need for a full day of fishing?

For most anglers, a 48–55 quart cooler is the sweet spot for a full day of fishing. It holds a full day’s catch plus food,...

21Oct Blog

How are rotomolded coolers made?

Rotomolded coolers are manufactured through a low-pressure rotational molding process that forms a single, seamless plastic shell with uniformly thick walls. A hollow mold filled...

21Oct Blog

Can a blow molded cooler hold ice overnight?

Yes, a blow molded cooler can reliably hold ice overnight when properly pre-chilled, fully packed, and paired with a tight lid seal. Exact ice retention...

20Oct Blog

Are injection-molded coolers better than rotomolded coolers?

No, injection-molded coolers are not universally better than rotomolded coolers. The right choice depends on your priorities, trip length, and budget. Injection-molded models are lighter,...

15Oct Blog

Can you use dry ice in a hard-sided cooler?

Yes, you can safely use dry ice in a hard-sided cooler — as long as you use a properly insulated model and follow critical safety...

14Oct Blog

How To Clean A Smelly Cooler

A smelly cooler can ruin a picnic, tailgate, or camping trip before it even starts. Sour milk residue, fish juices, and mildew create persistent odors...

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