Welcome to GetMojo, we do the research so you don’t have to! In this video, we’re offering our picks for the 5 best coolers on the market.
Whether you’re going to the beach, a football game, or just sitting on your lawn, a capable cooler for keeping drinks cold can be a lifesaver. And to help you decide which cooler is best for your needs, we’ve put together a list of our 5 recommended products based on numerous website and consumer reviews.
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The Front Runner: Igloo Marine Ultra Cooler
Igloo makes some outstanding coolers, from small pull-along 28 quart models to huge 128 quart chests. Our pick would be the 72-quart model, which is available on Amazon for $100. As well as offering UV protection for your beverages, and up to 5 days of ice retention, the 72-quart model can store up to 114 standard 12 oz cans. Plus, its rock hard exterior means it can handle pretty much anything you’re likely to throw at it.
The Budget Option: Coleman FlipLid Personal Cooler
Small enough to carry with you to work if need be, this 5 quart Coleman cooler can store up to 6 cans and costs just $10. With 80 per cent of those that reviewed it on Amazon giving it 5 stars, it’s been praised by consumers for its convenient size and longevity. And, you can choose between red and blue!
The Soft Shell: AO Coolers Canvas Series 24-Pack
Lugging a cooler around can be hard work, but having the option to carry it on your back or on your shoulder can be a massive plus – and AO are pretty much the kings of soft shell coolers. Our pick of their range is the $75, 24-can model from the Canvas Series, which offers up to 24 hours of ice retention and a side pocket for other items. And, it comes in a variety of different colors.
The Wildcard: Coleman Xtreme Wheeled Cooler
It may not be much to look at – and it may not be the biggest cooler at 50 quarts, but for what it lacks in style and capacity, it makes up for in practicality and ruggedness. Featuring a telescopic handle and all-terrain wheels, you can trudge this cooler pretty much anywhere. But, it still does a solid job of cooling, holding ice for up to 5 days and being capable of storing up to 84 cans. It costs just $40 as well!
The Deluxe: Yeti Tundra 45
28 can storage for $300? What’s the deal? Well, the Yeti Tundra isn’t your average cooler. Built like a tank, inside and out, the Tundra 45 features military-grade polyester handles and 2.75-inch thick walls, offering “unparalleled cold retentionâ€, according to thespruceeats.com. Due to its thick shell, a small ice goes a long way with this one. Plus, it’s got a slick design and is available in a series of colors.
So which cooler should you choose? For most, storage capacity and practicality will likely be the decider. Whether you’re planning on taking one to work or on an expedition, choose appropriately.
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