Has anyone used either still undecided which one to go for
In reply to Post #1
I have the korda one and really rate it but I do like how the fox has double zips and the pads on the bottom to protect the base
I have the korda one and really rate it but I do like how the fox has double zips and the pads on the bottom to protect the base
Been looking at the Fox 20L but is that the internal measurement or overall size?
In reply to Post #3
Not sure,there is a video on you tube to give you an idea of what it can hold
Not sure,there is a video on you tube to give you an idea of what it can hold
In reply to Post #4
Looked at at few vids but they dont really say. It does look fairly large tho. I have an old 16l esp and the fox does look larger than that inside.
Looked at at few vids but they dont really say. It does look fairly large tho. I have an old 16l esp and the fox does look larger than that inside.
In reply to Post #3
It's the internal volume. I've got one, when it turned up the overall size surprised me.
As for Fox v Korda they are basically the same, the Fox one has a better base and handles IMO and it was cheaper than the Korda.
It's the internal volume. I've got one, when it turned up the overall size surprised me.
As for Fox v Korda they are basically the same, the Fox one has a better base and handles IMO and it was cheaper than the Korda.
In reply to Post #6
I think the Korda is smaller as well.
I think the Korda is smaller as well.
Seems that the Fox 20L is sold out everywhere!
In reply to Post #7
Korda is 20ltr internal, it has carry handles and removable shoulder strap.
Korda is 20ltr internal, it has carry handles and removable shoulder strap.
In reply to Post #9
Might have to be the Korda then! Are they any good?
Might have to be the Korda then! Are they any good?
In reply to Post #10
As I posted in another recent thread
I've not used the RM but did from Wednesday morning to early evening friday last week with day temps from 25c to 28c. Used the korda compac cooler, put a frozen 2ltr craven Dale milk bottle one end with a very cold one next to it. Put my aqua cool bag tight to these with fruit in it and on the other side my meats and a frozen bag of mixed veg on top. When I got home the frozen milk was still ice cold with probably half of it still frozen, the meat that I hadn't used was as cols as it would have been if kept in the fridge. Expensive but I'm very happy with it so far
As I posted in another recent thread
I've not used the RM but did from Wednesday morning to early evening friday last week with day temps from 25c to 28c. Used the korda compac cooler, put a frozen 2ltr craven Dale milk bottle one end with a very cold one next to it. Put my aqua cool bag tight to these with fruit in it and on the other side my meats and a frozen bag of mixed veg on top. When I got home the frozen milk was still ice cold with probably half of it still frozen, the meat that I hadn't used was as cols as it would have been if kept in the fridge. Expensive but I'm very happy with it so far
In reply to Post #11
Sounds good to me. Thanks Goose.
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Sounds good to me. Thanks Goose.
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In reply to Post #12
Get in, you smashed it
Get in, you smashed it
In reply to Post #13
I have the Korda one and very happy with it. 
In reply to Post #13
Very Troy Hawke.
Very Troy Hawke.
In reply to Post #16
This was 2 years ago...I'm bumping it because I want to know what cool box is best now.
I would like something that keep things frozen for 3 days if possible.
This was 2 years ago...I'm bumping it because I want to know what cool box is best now.
I would like something that keep things frozen for 3 days if possible.
In reply to Post #17
I think 2 days frozen will really depend on what you are using it for. If you whacked bait and ice blocks in either and didn't open it for 2 days then I reckon it would stay frozen. If you open it 4 -6 times a day for milk and supplies I think you'd struggle depending on outside air temperatures.
These new breed of bags (and I've had both) allow some much ‘coldness' to escape with each opening, are fairly difficult to open (as the zips are so tight/good)..
I recently rotated ice packs every two days and kept it ‘fridge' like as had a freezer on site.
I think 2 days frozen will really depend on what you are using it for. If you whacked bait and ice blocks in either and didn't open it for 2 days then I reckon it would stay frozen. If you open it 4 -6 times a day for milk and supplies I think you'd struggle depending on outside air temperatures.
These new breed of bags (and I've had both) allow some much ‘coldness' to escape with each opening, are fairly difficult to open (as the zips are so tight/good)..
I recently rotated ice packs every two days and kept it ‘fridge' like as had a freezer on site.
In reply to Post #17
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