Good idea 👍

In reply to Post #15
I like a bit of ingenuity

In reply to Post #17
Great idea!. I have a Coleman 70 Quart Xtreme for France, great if you can keep it pumped with Ice. For UK fishing I use a Nash Polar medium that suites a 2-4 day stint easy.

In reply to Post #18
If just 1 or 2 nights just by a standard 24ltr cool box from Argos for around £15 . Use frozen bottles to keep contents cool, if your worried that it does not look carpy enough, get some cammo tape.

In reply to Post #15
That looks the dogs dangly bits...

I've found a Dometic Cool Ice 22 on Amazon, looks good as it's got insulation rather than just a double plastic wall.

There's a company that does bags that you roll the top down to keep them sealed bit like a duffle bag
Can't think of the company but they look good.

In reply to Post #20
I found as well rather than use ice blocks freeze bottles of water and use them instead usually get 2 to 3 days of cold then chilled milk, etc... and use the water from the bottles on the last day for tea, etc....👍🏻

In reply to Post #21
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In reply to Post #21
They are the Titan ones that you get at Costco

In reply to Post #1
cant beat iceytek for quality .got 2 igloo marine ones both with broken hinges !they keep ice cubes solid for 5 days .they alsodo many shapes and sizes.look at their website.

In reply to Post #22
agree with that ,for ice packs i use use 2l bleach bottles (well washed out) as thick plastic,and freeze them 3/4 full with water (allowing for expansion) .

In reply to Post #26
that's a good idea as I have had the milk containers spring a leak before

If I'm on a long trip I freeze cartons of custard and use as freezer blocks and because there dense they stay frozen for ages unlike water etc and as I'm a bit partial to custard I'll eat it anyway when it eventually thaws or keep re freezing them,cartons of orange juice is another one,I always use something that can be consumed

In reply to Post #1
26 litre coleman extreme. Been using one for a while now and cant fault it