Travel Cooler???

RONJON · Feb 17, 2010

I am always going on weekend trips and I need a travel cooler for my chicken, veggies, rice, etc. Can you guys tell me a good one to buy?

Right now I just use my old lunch-kit and need to upgrade...

THANKS
RJ

deadliver · Feb 17, 2010

I got mine at walmart, its made by artic zone, little crappy thing. I love it, goes everywhere with me. soft shell outer part, and hard plastic interior. I just put in those blue cold packs and off I go. I can usually fit 6 or so tupperware full of whatever in it. Hope that helps. It wasn't very expensive either.

BigChef · Feb 17, 2010

I dont know what you called it over there in USA but I used a Esky. They come in small size and large size. Very handy to have. I used it all the time for my 3-4 meals through the day after my breakfast. Also I use ice blocks to keep my food below 5 degree's.

RONJON · Feb 17, 2010

BigChef said:
I dont know what you called it over there in USA but I used a Esky. They come in small size and large size. Very handy to have. I used it all the time for my 3-4 meals through the day after my breakfast. Also I use ice blocks to keep my food below 5 degree's.

sounds pretty good gotta link BigChef?

Alex A · Feb 17, 2010

RJ.. I usually use just a large cooler every day for work ..so i have food when i finish working out..etc.

but.. for longer trips and when i travel to compete.. i bring this one cooler i have... they sell them in the camping supply section of stores like at Big 5 or sporting good stores..

This thing is about the size of a cooler but.. it has a cord with plug that plugs into your cigarette lighter thing or cell phone charger outlet...

and the cooler has a build in min motor, and its quiet too... the motor is inside a mini refrigerator build in the cooler( like a refrigerator).. so your stuff can stay super cool.

There is an adapter i bought too.. that you apply to it and you can take it inside a hotel or whever and plug it into the wall...

its really a pretty cool thing..