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Rambler 7.6L Beverage Bucket

Stainless Steel

Sale price£150.00

COLOUR: Stainless Steel

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Stainless Steel
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  • Double wall vacuum insulated
  • 7.6 litres, a six pack or three wine bottles
  • Bearfoot non-slip ring
  • Rotating rubber grip handle
  • Stackable
  • 29.3cm wide, 22.3cm tall
  • 3kg
  • Lid not leakproof, dishwasher safe

A bucket that keeps ice as ice, which sounds obvious until you have watched a washing-up bowl of drinks turn to soup by two o'clock. YETI vacuum insulate this one and put a rubber ring on the bottom so it does not slide off a table. It takes a six pack or three bottles of wine, and they stack if you are running a bigger operation. Plain stainless steel, which goes with whatever colour of YETI you already own.

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