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Roadie 60 Wheeled Cooler

Navy

Sale price£480.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Navy
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  • PermaFrost insulation with a ColdLock gasket
  • RockSolid construction, InterLock lid
  • Holds 98 cans or 30.8kg of ice
  • NeverFlat wheels and Periscope handle
  • Removable dry goods basket
  • 60.3cm wide, 50.7cm deep, 52.1cm tall
  • 13.9kg empty
  • BestDam drain plug, five year warranty

98 cans is not a picnic, it is a commitment. The Roadie 60 is the biggest of the wheeled ones, taking nearly 31 kilos of ice behind a ColdLock gasket and pressure injected PermaFrost insulation. It weighs 14 kilos before you put anything in it, which is why YETI fitted the wheels and the pull-out handle.

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  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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