Red makes the drinks station easy to find across a crowded campsite or parking lot. The shell is heavy-duty 600D polyester over a leak-resistant PE liner, raised to 33.1 inches on black powder-coated steel legs that fold, with a travel bag for the trip between uses.
600D polyester is a dense weave, the weight used where a bag gets dragged, loaded, and set down on rough ground rather than carried gently. Here it forms the outer wall of an 18.1-inch-square body, and the red dye keeps the cooler visible among folding chairs and gear at a tailgate or sports field.
A PE liner sits inside the polyester, holding melting ice and condensation away from the outer shell so the fabric is not carrying water by the end of an afternoon. That separation is what lets the same cooler chill cans, bottles, and juice cartons repeatedly without the body going soft or damp through.
The steel legs fold under the body, after which the whole cooler goes into its travel bag for carrying to a campsite or storing between weekends. Reassembly puts the opening back at waist height, where a zippered lid and the quick-access panel both sit within easy reach of anyone standing beside it.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
