The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The Coleman 50QT Xtreme Wheeled Camping Cooler is a ‘passive’ camping cooler with wheels and a telescopic handle akin to a travel suitcase. The handle and wheels are excellent additions to a cooler that gets heavy fast – if only due to its capacity – and the rugged tread on the wheels rolls nicely over grass and relatively flat trails. Things were actively COLD until at least day 3 - and that was with a fair amount of us opening the box.

The easy-to-clean insulated lid is strong enough to be used as a seat carrying up to 113kg and also features four handy recessed beverage cup holders. This stylish Coleman Xtreme® 47 litre cooler is filled with Polyurethane foam insulation which will keep the contents cold on ice for up to five days. With its large capacity and excellent cooling performance, this cooler keeps your food and drinks chilled for an extended period, even in hot weather conditions.Sensibly, there’s a drain plug in the base to allow melted ice to drain out without having to tip all the contents out.

A keen climber, mountaineer and scuba diver, he is also a dedicated weather enthusiast and flapjack consumption expert. Internal volume is 47 litres, which is pretty substantial and enough for even larger families or longer festival visits and the like.Using Coleman’s own 84-can example, that’s more than 30 kg in cans alone, before the cooler and ice. Whilst we endeavour to do our utmost to keep to the lead times shown on our product pages ultimately it is not a guarantee that these will always be met. The only snag is the sheer scale of the cooler - you’ll want an estate car or SUV if you’re carrying passengers as well as this - and the weight of it fully loaded is substantial. Coleman say the Coleman 50QT Xtreme Wheeled Camping Cooler is pitched at “long road trips, days spent on the campsite and transporting food and drink around festival sites”, and it is certainly great for those purposes, offering cavernous space, easy transport over short distances and idiot-proof, indestructible operation.