RovR RollR 60 Rolling Cooler - The Perfect Ice Chest with Wheels and Handle for Outdoor Adventures and On-The-Go Refreshments

My cooler is so coldSteve Austin tried to suit me.

Nice cooler. Came with tires flat and carry bar dented.

float trips river rock rover!!!!!!

I chose this ice chest over Yetti (the well known marketed ice chest) because of its features. From what I read this ice chest is NOT made in the USA but the larger models are made in the USA. Freaking love the thing, price was not lovable but I know I will have this for years.Features:I have not officially tested ice retention but I would imagine about 6 days because of our 3 digit days on a normal basis (it is listed for 10 days)Its about 50lbs, image it full but I am a male who hits the gym so this was not a concern for meRubber feet for gripFoldable bag to carry items (such as towels, snacks). The bag can attach to the chest and is removableRubber tires for durability (you will need to inflate them). I ran them though beach sand and the tires roll easier when 2 persons hold each side of the pull bar. This thing mounts curbs with ease.Pull bar is metal (may conduct heat) but has rubber handlesThe bottom is angled so the tires are in a more elevated position when pullingComes with with an interior separator for things you do not want to get wet when the ice melts. It is removable.You can buy a side table (I custom build mine) and an attachment to mount to your bicycle. The table can be placed on 3 different sides of the chest. I believe you can also buy rod and umbrella holders.It does have a drain plug.

For me, I really wish this cooler had the exact same design but in a lighter, non-roto-molded cooler. I wish I would have paid attention to the weight specs before I bought it. But, it's a super-cool design and the basket on the top is fantastic.HeavyAt 50 lbs dry weight, it's much heavier than a Yeti 65 (29 lbs). Once you add food, drinks and ice it's around 70 lbs. I agree with earlier reviewer that you need a cross fit team to put it in a car. It's so heavy that I put it in the back of my 4Runner instead of the hitch-mounted cargo carrier b/c I was worried it would fall through the steel mesh on the carrier.I took this on a beach trip and the beach access had two set of stairs (roughly 7 stairs on each end), it was a nightmare taking this cooler to the beach, so we only took it one day. It sat in my car for the other two days.I am a women and need something more manageable. I lift heavy weights, but it's still too much for me. If you are a strong guy, or a woman who is taking this with a strong guy, then it might not be too bad. But if you are anyone, woman or man, and don't like to lift heavy objects or anyone who can't at least lift 50 lbs easily, then I wouldn't buy this.What I DO likeAs I mentioned, I LOVE the design. The wheels are great. They went through sand just fine. The handle is perfect. Love the inside food basket. Also, the basket on the top is amazing!!!

Full disclosure, our first cooler leaked out of the plug and had to be returned. I highly recommend testing this cooler for it’s watertight seal before your return period runs out. We literally filled our second cooler to the brim with water and let it sit for 2 days to test the plug and I am happy to say it didn’t leak!As for it’s ability as a cooler, we ave been impressed. My husband filled it to the brim before heading off from Montana to Yosemite. We did everything you’re supposed to do, we chilled it the night before loading it, we used a combination of block ice and frozen 9x13 casseroles along with non-frozen perishable items but we filled it completely full.He left it in a hot car for the entire day he worked before taking off to Nevada, staying the night and finally arriving in CA the next day. He said the ice was just starting to melt hence, finding the leaking cooler. He said there was a ton of ice left and most of the frozen items were still frozen.We like the size and shape, we find that the square shape vs rectangular fits in the back of our small SUV better. We also love the tote! It’s extremely heavy and so handy for packing and moving stuff around

I initially took this out for a day use/hike trip in hot weather. It was left in the trunk for maybe 2 hours in the sun. It kept our food cool and the ice didn't melt. The next trial was an over night camping trip with one night over at a family's home (basically two nights). I still had ice for soda on the third day.. It was wonderful. The wheels were great.. My tent was a good 50 feet away from the vehicle and I had no problems lugging this thing back and forth. This cooler is quite heavy and bigger than your normal 60 oz portable Coleman cooler.. Worth it though.

I finally got sick of my Igloo and Coleman coolers, but it took me a long while to decide to buy a high end model like this. I went back and forth between Yeti, Pelican, Otterbox, and others, but I'm super happy I ended up with a Rovr. I have a toy hauler RV and i wanted something that I could pull into and out of the ramps, and this is perfect. I am very satisfied with the quality, too. I know that all of these high end coolers are overbuilt, but this one also has that very high-end quality feel to it. When you pick up the lid it just feels like it was engineered well. I was also worried that the handle might not be sturdy enough with a heavy load, but it feels rock solid. I'm curious to see how well the rubber latches hold up over time, but so far so good. Great purchase for me, and even though I hates spending so much money it was still worth it.