Hard Sided Cooler, 45 Quart, with a Silicone Rubber Gasket for Road Trips and Outdoor Adventures

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$403.19
Sale price  $403.19 Regular price 

Hard Sided Cooler, 45 Quart, with a Silicone Rubber Gasket for Road Trips and Outdoor Adventures

$403.19
Sale price  $403.19 Regular price 
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This hard sided cooler keeps food and drinks cold for road trips, fishing outings and time outdoors with family. The Grizzly 45 has a 45-quart capacity and a silicone rubber gasket that helps trap cold air and extend ice life.

Pressure-injected insulation and rotomolded construction support outdoor use. Tie-down slots help secure the cooler in a truck, boat or UTV, while the 2-inch drain plug makes it easier to empty melted ice at the end of the trip.

Features

  • Silicone rubber gasket helps keep cold air inside.
  • Pressure-injected insulation supports cold storage.
  • Rotomolded construction resists rot, dents and leaks.
  • Tie-down slots help secure the cooler during transport.
  • 2-inch drain plug allows quick draining.
  • 45-quart capacity holds up to 42 cans with 20 pounds of ice.
  • Made in the USA.

Specifications

  • Product type: Hard Sided Cooler
  • Capacity: 45 quarts
  • Can and ice capacity: Up to 42 cans with 20 pounds of ice
  • Gasket: Silicone rubber
  • Insulation: Pressure-injected
  • Construction: Rotomolded
  • Drain plug: 2 inches
  • Securing feature: Tie-down slots
  • Country of manufacture: USA

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cans can the 45-quart cooler hold with ice?

The 45-quart cooler holds up to 42 cans with 20 pounds of ice, giving you a stated packing reference for drinks and cooling ice together.

Can I secure this cooler in a truck or boat?

Yes. The cooler has tie-down slots to help secure it in a truck, boat or UTV.

How do I drain melted ice after a trip?

Use the cooler's 2-inch drain plug to empty melted ice. The large drain opening allows quick draining after use.

What helps the cooler retain cold air?

The cooler uses a silicone rubber gasket to help trap cold air, along with pressure-injected insulation.

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