Arctic Zone Titan 30 Can Zipperless Cooler, Silver
June 1, 2017 - Comment
The Titan 30 can zipper less cooler features a Real tree extra Camo exterior and still has ice after 3 days! deepfreeze high performance insulation with Radiant heat barrier and a triple layer cold block base combine to create superior cooling. There is a “flip-open”, patented zipper less lid that provides quick access to food and drinks and an insulated front pocket. The Rhino-Tech exterior is tough, water resistant and Wipes clean easily. The interior features a durable Hard Body liner with Smart Shelf. The Smart Shelf allows you to keep hard stuff like drinks separate from soft stuff, so sandwiches and other soft foods don’t get crushed. If you want to use the entire liner, the Smart Shelf easily removes to provide one large compartment. Designed for convenience and usability, this cooler also features an adjustable back saver shoulder strap with shoulder pad that centers load weight to reduce muscle stress.
Product Features
- Patented, easy access Zipper less lid
- Deepfreeze high performance insulation with radiant heat Barrier
- FDA compliant Hard Body liner with Smart Shelf
- Insulated exterior pocket
- Adjustable, padded back Saver shoulder strap
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less than one month old, side mesh pockets and … less than one month old, side mesh pockets and gadget straps are falling apart. you can buy it from Costco for $18. instead of $30 at amazon then when it fails you can at least get a replacement.
Well insulated!!! So far we’re loving this! Hubby needed a new lunch carrier and this is the one we chose. It is definitely a huuuuge upgrade from his last one. He’s been using it about two weeks. His line of work requires him to keep his lunch in his vehicle and it can get really hot in there. So far the little ice packs I put in are staying frozen for 12+ hours so that’s a huge plus!
Good cooler for the money Let me start by saying my review is with the expectation that the product is a <$50 cooler. I would expect a $300+ cooler to outperform the Arctic Zone easily.