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Roadie 15 Cool Box

King Crab

Sale price£175.00
  • RockSolid™ rotomoulded construction
  • PermaFrost™ insulation with pressure-injected polyurethane foam
  • Capacity: 22 cans or 7.4kg of ice
  • NeverFail™ hinge system with interlocking two-pin design
  • Quicklatch™ lid fastening
  • AnchorPoint™ tie-down slots
  • External dimensions: 42.9 x 28.4 x 35.6cm
  • Weight: 4.35kg, 5-year manufacturer's warranty

YETI build the Roadie 15 around a tough rotomoulded shell and thick insulation, keeping provisions cold without needing a full-sized cool box in the boot. It holds 22 cans or 7.4kg of ice, with an interlocking hinge system and Quicklatch fastening to keep the lid secure. AnchorPoint slots let you tie it down in a vehicle or on a boat. King Crab is a fairly direct colour choice, so the cool box will be the first thing people notice.

COLOUR: King Crab

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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