Coleman FlipLid 6 Personal Cooler, Blue

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Product Details

Main Features

  • 7" x 10.5" x 8.25"
  • Holds 6 cans plus ice
  • FlipLid top reverses to become a serving tray
  • Wide-bottom base for added stability
  • Blue

Description

Holds 6 12-oz cans plus ice FlipLid stays attached and doubles as a serving tray Flat top so cooler can double as an extra seat Wide bottom base for increased stability 7 inch x 10. 5 inch x 8. 25 inch

Other Details

  • Brand: Coleman
  • Color: Blue
  • EAN: 0076501308433
  • Label: Coleman
  • Manufacturer: Coleman
  • Model: 5205A758G
  • MPN: 5205A758G
  • ReleaseDate: 2007-09-17
  • UPC: 076501308433
  • Item Dimensions: 1.60 lb
  • Package Dimensions: 10.20 in x 8.10 in x 7.00 in; 1.70 lb

Customer Reviews

The snack cooler

5.0 / 5.0


This is a really nice size for bringing snacks on a road trip. We pack some grapes, a couple of drinks and choclate bars with a few Blue Ice packs. The lid slides open and flips over giving you a place to set two cups.


Good for one or two!

5.0 / 5.0


Great little cooler. Perfect for packing an individual lunch to work or school or for taking some treats for two to the beach. Keeps items cold with one small icepack (purchased separately).


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