Seventy-four quarts of insulated interior hold roughly 120 standard cans plus ice, which covers a weekend campsite, a beach day for a large group or a tailgate without a second run to a shop. Ice retention runs to about 48 hours at or below freezing and around 8 hours at 68 degrees Fahrenheit, the difference between a cooler that lasts a trip and one that needs restocking overnight. Construction is rigid PE over PP, light for its volume yet stiff enough to sit on, and the lid carries moulded cup holders so drinks rest above the ice rather than on the ground. Wheels under the base and a side handle mean the loaded box is towed across turf, sand and gravel instead of lifted, and heavy-duty side handles allow a two-person carry into a vehicle. Empty weight is 25 pounds at 32.9 by 17.1 by 16.5 inches. Fill to at least 40 percent ice and keep out of direct sun.
Holds about 120 cans: The 74 quart interior takes roughly 120 standard cans with ice, enough for a weekend campsite or a large tailgate without a mid-event run to restock supplies.
Keeps ice around 48 hours: Retention runs to about 48 hours at freezing and around 8 hours at 68 degrees Fahrenheit, so a multi-day trip is covered rather than needing an overnight restock.
Rolls when fully loaded: Base wheels and a side pull handle move the full box across turf, sand and gravel, which avoids the two-person lift a loaded 74 quart cooler would otherwise demand.
Cup holders moulded in: Recesses in the lid park drinks above the contents so cans and cups sit level instead of on damp ground, and the rigid lid doubles as a seat or a prep surface.
Rigid PE and PP build: Light for its volume at 25 pounds empty and 32.9 by 17.1 by 16.5 inches. Fill to at least 40 percent ice and keep out of direct sun. Wipe clean. Imported.
PE, PP
Wipe clean
Imported
Style Variants
Available Colors: White
Size Reference for SUGIFT and Heavy-Duty Handles
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