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Roadie 8 Cool Box

Charcoal

Sale price£125.00

COLOUR: Charcoal

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Charcoal
  • PermaFrost insulation with a ColdLock gasket
  • RockSolid construction, InterLock lid
  • Holds 12 cans or 4kg of ice
  • 45.2cm wide, 25.4cm deep, 27.2cm tall
  • 3.4kg empty
  • SmallHaul handle and single QuickLatch
  • AnchorPoint tie-down slots, BearFoot feet
  • Dry ice compatible, five year warranty

YETI's first product was the Tundra cooler in 2006, built because Roy and Ryan Seiders could not find one that survived a Texas summer. The Roadie 8 is the smallest thing they make in that line: twelve cans or four kilos of ice, a single latch you can work one handed, and tie-down slots so it does not launch out of the back of a pickup. Charcoal is the one that does not show a season's worth of use.

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