Showing posts with label coleman cooler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coleman cooler. Show all posts

Rubbermaid Inc 10Qt Victory Cooler 2A11-04-Modrd Cooler - Personal Review

Rubbermaid Inc 10Qt Victory Cooler 2A11-04-Modrd Cooler - Personal
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
I am somewhat of a lunchbox connoisseur. I have gone through many. Lunch is my most important meal of the day, literally making or breaking my mood.
First, I used paper bags. Mom knows best. But these are disposable, and get thrown away, and are bad for the environment. They also offer little protection or insulation for my lunch, and no spillage or ziploc bag crush/pop countremeasures.
Then came the soft coolers. These are nice, but hard to wash, and do not protect my PB&J and bananas from being smushed. Upside: you can fit "just a little more" in them and still zip it closed.
Then I got a hard cooler: but it was either too big, or the inside was too small. I either looked like I was going to a BBQ or carried around a cooler so I could have small juice and a sandwich only.
Then I got this thing that was invented in India supposedly. It has three containers in a thermos. This was great, but I couldn't use it for sandwiches, and it couldn't hold drinks (except in a bowl) and did nothing to protect my bannanas and sandwiches which still had to go in the soft box. Awesome for leftover day though.
Then I found this, one morning in Hawaii at my friends house. I promptly found the model number and wrote it down. Insulated. Hard. Durable, and protective of my food. No silly sliding top like an igloo to get stuck on anything too tall. Big enough to hold a six pack of soda, snacks for the beach, or lunch if I packed carefully...most importantly..thin walls. I don't know who at rubbermaid came up with this, but he or she should be promoted. Unlike other coolers with half inch thick walls, these walls are thin and not overly bulky. I can still carry enough food without looking like I am going camping everyday. I have no need for another lunch box. Ever! The search is over! Granted, the insulation wont last as long, but thats ok, I mean, its only there for 8 hours tops. Its also easy to wash.
Capacity: 1 can/small bottle, 1 small/medium sandwich, 2x fruit (bannana, apple, pear, kiwi, peach), 1 yogurt, 1 ziploc bag of snacks.

Click Here to see more reviews about: Rubbermaid Inc 10Qt Victory Cooler 2A11-04-Modrd Cooler - Personal

Rubbermaid, 10 QT, Victory, Cooler, Great For Sporting Events & Outdoor Activities, Urethane Based Foam Insulation For Superior Thermal Retention, Stain & Odor Resistant Liner.

Buy Now

Click here for more information about Rubbermaid Inc 10Qt Victory Cooler 2A11-04-Modrd Cooler - Personal

Coleman 9-Quart Excursion Cooler Review

Coleman 9-Quart Excursion Cooler
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
I have been checking out coolers at local stores and am in search for personal-sized coolers that can keep items ice cold the longest and which have excellent build quality. The Coleman Excursion (9 qt) is a cooler that I had for about a year.
This Coleman Excursion (9 qt) was tested using pre-chilled drinks and packed with cubed ice. When testing coolers, I leave the cooler in a room, the average temperature highs are usually around 90F, and the coolers are opened about every 4 hours to see how the ice is holding up and to resemble periodic use.
This cooler has kept items ice cold for approximately 24 hours. This is second out of five personal sized coolers that I have tested. First being the Igloo MaxCold 24 which was tested once while having less than half of the cooler packed (36 hours). Others tested were the Rubbermaid 20 qt Ice Chest (approximately 10 hours), Coleman Flip Top 5 qt (approximately 8 hours), and a Rubbermaid 5 qt cooler (approximately 6 hours).
The Coleman Excursion 9 qt appears to be made really well. The lid appears to be aligned very well with the body of the cooler and has a snug fit that locks in place nicely when closed, which will be helpful in locking in the cold. The cooler appears durable, as opposed to the Rubbermaid 20 in which the lid broke off during the first use.
Overall, the Coleman Excursion 9 qt is an excellent cooler and I would rate the build of the cooler at the top of the personal coolers. 4.8 out of 5.0 as I would have put more value into the cooler should it have kept things ice cold a little longer, though I am mindful that this cooler is only made to carry 6 cans and a couple of sandwiches.

Click Here to see more reviews about: Coleman 9-Quart Excursion Cooler

The Coleman 9-Quart Excursion Cooler holds 9 twelve-ounce cans (or a 6-pack with a Coleman Brite Ice pack, sold separately). The large, comfortable handle makes it easy to carry. A convenient hinged lid and substantial foam insulation ensure that your food and beverages stay cold. Made in the USA.

Buy Now

Click here for more information about Coleman 9-Quart Excursion Cooler

Igloo 12-qt. Ice Cube - Blue Review

Igloo 12-qt. Ice Cube - Blue
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
Inside dimensions are approximately 9.3W x 9.3D x 9.0H inches.
Not big enough to brine a turkey, but a chicken yes.
There is no drain plug, but then again I do not like drain plugs because
they are something extra to clean and a source for possible leaks, bacteria, or accidents.

Click Here to see more reviews about: Igloo 12-qt. Ice Cube - Blue



Buy Now

Click here for more information about Igloo 12-qt. Ice Cube - Blue