Capacity

20 litres. Recommended for 2-4 people. There is a stretchy mesh storage pocket on the outside.

Dimensions

WATERPROOFING

This ice box is not waterproof. It’s normal for moisture or water inside the cooler (through condensation, for example) to seep through seams. This prevents humidity or unwanted water from being stored inside the cooler.

Directions for use

Using tests, conducted according to the EN 12546-2 standard, we measured the cooler's capacity to keep food cool for 13 hours with ice packs (1.2 kg). To improve the thermal properties of your cooler, we recommend: - using cold packs, - leaving your cooler in the shade, - only opening it when necessary and quickly closing it.

Robustness

We have used reinforced 600 denier* polyester fabric (PES) for the bottom of the cooler to increase the product's robustness outdoors and in the mountains. *Denier tells you the weight of a yarn in grams per unit length of 9 metres; so, for a 600-denier fabric, this means it weighs 600 grams for 9 metres.

FOLDING

By folding, you can reduce the volume of the cooler to save space when storing it. Here are our tips for correct folding: - close the zip of your cooler, - press the top down to compress it as much as possible, - secure by putting the elastic, located on the side, around the cooler to keep it as flat as possible.

level of practice	all levels
frequency	occasional
number of persons	4 persons, 1 person, 2 persons, 3 persons
type of opening/closing	zip
number of pockets	1 pocket
number of compartments	1 compartment
foldable	foldable
customisation	not customizable
type of coolbox	softshell cooler box
waterproof	no waterproof
volume (in L)	20 L
condition	new
length (in cm)	31 cm
width (in cm)	34 cm
height (in cm)	38 cm
duration of efficacy	9 h
weight (in g)	782 g
carrying system	shoulder strap

FLEXIBLE CAMPING COOL BOX - 20L - 9 HOURS OF COOL STORAGE

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