Coleman 20-Can Party Stacker Portable Cooler, 18 Quart
November 9, 2019 - Comment
Bring cheer and cold beverages to your next party or family gathering with the Coleman 20-Can Party Stacker Portable Cooler. Featuring a compact design that is suitable for one-handed carrying, this portable cooler box can interlock with other Coleman Party Stacker products for easy storage and transport. Use the cooler along with other Party Stacker coolers to color-code your items. For instance, you can use one color to chill the adult drinks, another color for the kids, and store warm food in a third cooler, so everyone will know where to find their favorite treats. The cooler’s tall design can accommodate 2-liter bottles upright to help prevent spills. And thanks to its ergonomic bail handle, this portable cooler is easy to lift and tote around.
Product Features
- Portable cooler box ideal for storing food and drinks at parties
- 18 quart capacity stores up to 20 cans
- Interlocking base stacks with other Coleman Party Stacker products for easy storage
- Bail handle allows for easy, controlled lifting and carrying
- Vibrant finish ideal for color coding food and drinks
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A decent cooler but the igloo legend is built better. This review is for the Coleman 18 quart party stacker cooler in green. I love the quirky color but sadly, the party stacker is inferior to the igloo legend.I was recently at a family reunion where at least one other person had the same red igloo legend cooler. That’s my only complaint with the legend… you can have any color you want as long as it’s red. As soon as I realized I lost my cooler I made a couple calls to see if anyone knew who got it and of course no one knows and it’s…
Finally a cooler that fits two flip top growlers standing upright! I canât yet speak to the quality of the cooler. The size it what I have to talk about. Finally a cooler that fits two flip top growlers standing upright!
No sweat….no wait…huge sweat Used this on a one week trip to hold ice in our RV. Condensation was so bad it SOAKED everything it was set on; rugs floors, etc. The interstitial insulation must be non-existent.Ambient temperature was maybe 75I was convinced it had a leak and ran a test when I got home using room temperature water. No leaks. Our problems were purely from sweating.