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Roadie 8 Cool Box

Tan

Sale price£125.00
  • RockSolid™ rotomoulded construction
  • PermaFrost™ insulation with pressure-injected polyurethane foam
  • Capacity: 12 cans or 4kg of ice
  • Quicklatch™ lid fastening
  • SmallHaul™ carry handle
  • AnchorPoint™ tie-down slots for securing to vehicles and boards
  • External dimensions: 45.2 x 25.4 x 27.2cm
  • 5-year manufacturer's warranty

YETI have taken the construction of their larger cool boxes and shrunk it down to something you can carry in one hand. The Roadie 8 uses PermaFrost insulation to keep provisions cold, with a tough rotomoulded shell and a Quicklatch lid that opens easily. It holds twelve cans or four kilos of ice, and the tie-down slots let you secure it to a vehicle or paddle board. Tan, for keeping your lunch arrangements fairly low-key.

COLOUR: Tan

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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