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Roadie 24 Cool Box

Navy

Sale price£225.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Navy
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  • PermaFrost insulation with a ColdLock gasket
  • RockSolid construction, InterLock lid
  • Holds 33 cans or 11.8kg of ice
  • Tall enough for wine bottles upright
  • 42.2cm wide, 35.6cm deep, 44.2cm tall
  • 5.9kg empty
  • DoubleDuty strap, QuickLatch, BestDam drain plug
  • Five year warranty

The Roadie 24 is the one sized for a car boot rather than a boat. It swallows 33 cans or nearly twelve kilos of ice, stands tall enough to take a wine bottle upright, and has a drain plug so you are not tipping meltwater over your shoes on Sunday night. The strap is padded, which starts to matter once the thing is full.

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