IGLOO Maxcold Latitude 70 – 66L Hard Cooler Insulated Container Chest Box Outdoor Sports Camping Fishing Ruler

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Keep your food and drinks ice cold with the Igloo® MaxCold Latitude 70-Quart Cooler. Featuring eco-friendly ThermeCool™ Foam Insulation in the lid and body, this Igloo cooler keeps ice for up to 5 days. This camping cooler has swing-up handles so you can load it in the back of a vehicle or carry it to your campsite with ease, plus tie-down loops make it easy to secure in your pickup or on a boat deck. A hybrid latch provides a secure seal to keep the cold inside, and the drain plug is threaded so you can drain melted ice easily with a garden hose. The Igloo MaxCold Latitude 70-Quart Cooler is the perfect chest cooler for your camping adventures. Holds up to 110 cans.

Environmentally friendly ThermeCool Foam Insulation holds ice for up to 5 days
Swing-up comfort-grip handles make it easy to transport
Integrated tie-down loops for securing to a boat deck
Hybrid latch provides a secure seal to hold in cold
Threaded drain plug connects easily to a garden hose

Capacity
70 quarts (66 liters)

Weight
16 lbs
7.25 kgs

Exterior Dimensions (LxWxH)
‎29.75″ x 16.56″ x 16.06″
75.56 cm x 42.06 cm x 40.79 cm

Care instructions
Wipe interior and exterior surfaces clean before storing and between uses. To prevent stains and odors, empty cooler of contents after use. Light dirt or stains can be cleaned with water or mild detergent. Tougher stains may be cleaned with diluted solution of baking soda and water. Ensure all cleaning agents are thoroughly rinsed and the cooler is dry before storage.

HOW TO KEEP YOUR FOOD AND DRINKS COLD LONGER
Pre-chill the food and drinks you plan on packing.
Fill the cooler to the top with food and drinks.
Freeze bottled water to store in empty spaces.
Store your cooler out of the sun.
Put the ice in last.
Pack all the essentials on top.
* Sometimes the ice was melting quickly in your cooler either you didn’t pre-chill it, you are putting in warm/room temperature items which melts the ice, you’re not using enough ice or you are placing it on warm surfaces or in direct sunlight.