"This is the best big cooler for carrying," one tester noted. And while the pack is good for cold and ice-retention (more on that in a bit), our testers particularly enjoyed how easy it was to carry despite its bulk. The IceMule Boss is heavy-duty, rugged, and spendy. Size: 13 x 7 x 17.5 inches | Capacity: 42 cans (claimed) | Weight: 2.18 poundsĭifficult to see items in main compartment And with the proper two-thirds ice ratio, we only fit 14 cans. Our one nitpick is we couldn't fit the 42 cans Igloo claims (it was more like 40). Our testers found this pack comfortable to carry thanks to adjustable shoulder straps and a sternum strap for stability. We also love that this cooler has a few more features, including an integrated bottle opener, external pockets, and oversized webbed loops for attaching extra gear. The zippered entry features a wide opening, which our testers found efficient for packing and unpacking larger items. The insulated liner inside the cooler is also odor- and stain-resistant and easy to wipe clean ideal for a backpack cooler, which tends to get slung around and inverted more than a traditional hardside cooler. Igloo's Snapdown does just that with its advanced MaxCold insulation. Coolers are first meant to insulate and keep your items chilled.
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Simply put: We have yet to see a more cost-efficient backpack cooler than the Outdoor Pro Snapdown. Other coolers performed as well as the Igloo during our tests but also cost $100-plus more. We picked Igloo's Outdoor Pro Snapdown Backpack Cooler as our overall winner for its functionality and value.
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