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Roadie 48 Wheeled Cool Box

Navy

Sale price£400.00
  • PermaFrost insulation with a ColdLock gasket
  • RockSolid construction, InterLock lid
  • Holds 76 cans or 24.5kg of ice
  • NeverFlat wheels and Periscope handle
  • Removable dry goods basket
  • 50.3cm wide, 51.1cm deep, 52.3cm tall
  • 11.7kg empty
  • BestDam drain plug, five year warranty

Once a cooler holds 24 kilos of ice, wheels stop being a luxury. YETI put NeverFlat wheels and a telescoping Periscope handle on this one, so a full Roadie 48 can be dragged up a beach instead of carried. There is a removable basket inside for the things that should not sit in meltwater.

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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