Coleman NFL 60 Quart Wheeled Cooler – Washington Redskins
August 5, 2018 - Comment
Keep your food and drinks cold, and keep the fun going, for up to 4 days when you roll in with a Coleman 60 Quart Performance Wheeled Cooler. Large enough to hold 94 cans, you’ll have plenty of space for refreshments for a whole group of people. Whether you’re headed on an overnight camping trip, to a tailgate party, or across the ball field, the heavy-duty wheels and long, telescoping handle let you roll over almost any terrain with hardly any effort. The additional molded handles make it easy to lift your cooler in and out of the car or onto a picnic bench. Once you arrive, the Have-A-Seat lid will ensure you always have a place to sit and relax, and the cup holders molded into the lid will keep your cold drink close while you enjoy the day. When the fun is done, the EZ-Clean top wipes clean, and the leak-resistant drain makes it easy to empty any excess water, so you’re ready for your next fun adventure.
Product Features
- Keeps the Ice! – 4-day ice retention at temperatures up to 90 °F
- Holds 94 cans
- Heavy-duty wheels for easy, reliable transport
- Leak-resistant drain lets you remove water without turning the cooler upside down
- Have-A-Seat Lid supports up to 250 lbs. for a place to sit and rest
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Very easily manuverable, too Got this as a birthday gift for my husband and he loves it! Very easily manuverable, too. Good product.
Cheaper in store I bought this and a week later found it $20 cheaper in a local store. Oh well…but the item itself is worth it and pretty fantastic. Survived a few camping trips already on gravel roads.
Big, Light, Portable I’m happy with this cooler so far. Its light in spite of its size and seems sturdy enough. It easily carries 48 cans/bottles plus enough ice to keep the drinks cool for hours. The wheels and handle make it easy to drag the fully-loaded cooler around. I used to have a 40 quart Coleman with no wheels. That was a little too small for my soccer group and a pain to lug along. But the good thing about the old cooler was that there were no breakable handles/wheels, and its still usable after 25…