Blue Coolers Ice Vault – 60 Quart Roto-Molded Ice Cooler with Wheels | Large Ice Chest Holds Ice up to 10 Days |

Love blue cooler. I purchased the 60qt vault on wheels knowing it doesn’t fit in my trunk. Every year we camp at 4th of July and you have to keep running for ice. This year due to storms I left cooler on the back seat of my car, 95 degrees outside with windows open when it wasn’t raining. Car was in the sun 1/2 the day for 3 days. I did not need ice at all and had enough cold water/ice left to get home and everything was ice cold. Love the wheels, it is heavy for me, but well constructed so I don’t mind. I loaded it after I put it in car. I have many lighter coolers I could have used, but they don’t keep everything cold as long. I used one large bag of ice and froze 7 of the water bottles. Everything was in refrigerator including the rest of the water. This 10 day cooler did Awsome in these conditions for 3 days. I also bought the kit with cutting board, lock, light, basket. Basket is great, everything ice cold without getting wet, light is a must at night and I used cutting board to divide water and food. Picture is ice left after draining, everything nice and cold.

This is a wonderful cooler. It is expensive but it held 55lbs of frozen meat for 5 days on a road trip in the middle of August. Worth every penny not to worry about the product thawing before it got to its destination. We never had to put ice on it. Meat was frozen soild and solidly packed and arrived still frozen. The ice chest is light in itself allowing it to still be fairly easy to move when loaded. It is well built. The size allows you to pack a lot in it but still be able to left. The wheels make it extremely easy to get from one place to another. The seal is tight. This is a great cooler. Expensive but worth every bit.

Recieved product. I obviously thought it would be smaller. It is very heavy. Im too old to manage it. I know its a wonderful product and my friend says its better than the real expensive one. It was just too big and heavy so I had to return it. Never took it out of the box.

Great cooler held ice all weekend. Sturdy I sat on it around the campfire and Im 260lbs,

Against the recommendations of others, I decided to buy and keep the Blue Cooler 60w instead of the Pelican 45qt Wheeled Cooler. I was looking to purchase a cooler for multi-day solo and couple's camping and purchased both units on Amazon for Memorial Day. Both coolers were dimensionally the same size, but the Blue Cooler holds 15 quarts more space than the Pelican. Blue Cooler Pros: The Blue Cooler 60w is Roto-molded and rated to hold ice for 10 days. [I conducted my own ice retention test in my rear-shaded patio for nine days in 100-degree weather]. The latches, rubber seal, and pull-handle are thicker, reliable, and more durable than the Pelican's. The Blue nameplate is riveted to the body of the cooler and will never come off, and the corners of the lip are reinforced with stainless steel edges. The pull handle is heavy-duty metal with rubber bicycle-type handle grips. The cooler is easy to pull and maneuver. The price-- $319 (vs $372). The Blue's skin is thick and commensurate with Pelican's. Pelican Cons: Pelican latches are made of chinsy-plastic that often break (which explains why every used Pelican for sale on FB marketplace has broken latches) Albeit, Pelican units have a lifetime warranty, they are too cumbersome to submit for warranty replacement and wait for the parts to arrive in the mail to replace the part yourself. The Pelican brand name stickers on the cooler easily peel off and were delaminating straight out of the box upon delivery. The pull handle on the Pelican is a joke, and the handle is made of the same hallowed-plastic that children's toys are made of. There is also this weird block design that pivots and pushes on the cooler plastic rolling to cooler around, which I don't see as a long-term solution for portability and movement. Price-- $372 (vs $319). When I tested this unit against the Blue Cool for ice retention, the Pelican was only able to hold ice for three days. Pelican Pros: The two things that the Pelican cooler has over the Blue Cooler 60w [that I found] were the larger wheels and the retention wire on the drain plug. That's it. I guess, if you are pulling your cooler down a dirt trail over rocks and ruts, and you are worried about losing the plug-- those are benefits. I returned the Pelican and kept the Blue cooler-- which was clearly the smart choice.

Love this cooler. Keeps ice for several days as long as you close it properly. Saved a couple hundred by not buying a big name brand.

I love this ice chest, I compared it to the Yety ice chest and it actually works better. The ice lasted way longer, and way better price.

It will NOT keep ice for more than 3-4 days! I bought this cooler because it advertised 10 days, but my experience has been very disappointing. I have used it on 2 camping trips with the same disappointing results. I prechilled the cooler for 24hours and then filled it full of new ice and cans. It was stored in the air-conditioned camper storage area. I only opened it twice a day to transfer cans to a backpack cooler. On the 4th day I only had water and cans left in the cooler. For the price you can buy almost any other cheaper cooler to keep ice that long. I DO NOT recommend this product.

6 day trip and zero ice melt

Have been using for several months, this cooler is better than expected. But, beware, it is very heavy!

Well, I could give zero stars if I can. It says will hold ice for ten days, but the ice melted in less than 12 hours in an air conditioned room. I think this is an overhyped and over priced item that doesn't meet its stated goals. I'm trying to return it now.

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