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Hard-shell coolers are nice, but they take up a lot of storage space. With the hybrid Kelty Folding Cooler, you get the insulating performance of a hard shell in a design that folds flat for compact storage. Dual-layer foam panels provide enough insulation to keep beverages chilled for hours, and the waterproof food-grade liner prevents melting ice from leaking. Even better, the 55-liter size can hold up to 36 cans with ice; now that's a feature worth celebrating.

  • Hybrid design folds down to less than 6-inches thick for compact storage
  • Food-grade PEVA liner is durable and waterproof
  • Dual-layer foam panels provide structure and insulation
  • Molded EVA foam lid has four built-in beverage holders
  • Reinforced bottom and four durable feet keep the cooler off the ground
  • Dual carry handles make for easy transport
  • 17 liter holds 20 12oz cans, 27 liter holds 28 12oz cans, 55 liter holds 36 12oz cans
  • Includes two Kelty can koozies

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From the description, "keeps beverages...

keep426840

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From the description, "keeps beverages chilled for hours," it sounds like this product would not be appropriate for a 2-3 day remote camping trip. Is that accurate?

Pat Palmer

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You are correct. Soft-sided coolers are simply not as well insulated as traditional hard-sided coolers.

If bulk isn't a factor, consider a cooler designed for marine use. A good marine cooler will hold ice for three days plus. If you'll be backpacking, though, a big rigid cooler would be nearly impossible to pack in. That's how my old Igloo marine cooler got named "Hell on Wheels".