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It’s on their website ?
Model
Internal dimensions
Capacity
CB15
300 × 210 × 220 mm (30 × 21 × 22 cm)
15 litres
CB26
380 × 280 × 260 mm (38 × 28 × 26 cm)
26 litres
They sound really good though like all things will be goodvto see some independent reviews.
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In reply to Post #5 What would be good is to give us a rough an idea of how much food you can put in them as opposed to just cans of beer!😂
ATB
Ash
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In reply to Post #4 Speero not even close to these
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Afternoon lads,
For years Ive been on here saying how much I love CA and Jag having been a huge fan, imagine my pleasure when I was fortunate enough to land my dream job as brand manager overs seeing the brands and helping to drive the business forward so wanted to share this before commenting.
The cool bags have been flying out, we really cant make them quick enough - one of the best things about them is the marketing and research we did which no doubt you would of seen on our socials which demonstrates the performance of the bags against all of our competition including Yeti.
They are truly a brilliant piece of kit and before I worked here I have and still have Titan bags from costco, trakker and aqua cool bags, ridgemonkey cool box, Yeti Hopper tote bag, Igloo and even two anker solix everfrost for when Im off grid and so I'm well versed in finding a good one
I am very keen to hear feed back from other users and would be happy to answer any questions on the products
Thanks for the support
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In reply to Post #2 Any better than the Speero ones I hear good stuff about?
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In reply to Post #2 Just what I wanted to hear, my old esp bag is falling to bits so looks likes I’ll get the cb26. Thanks
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In reply to Post #1 Not using one but i know someone who is and it truly takes some believing how good it is.Its so good hes ordered the 26 now,it keeps things frozen for days its close to a yeti roadie 24 that I have
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Anyone using the CA cb15 or 26 coolbags, any good, worth the money?
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