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Coleman 3000004025 Extreme Wheeled Cooler, Blue, 58.7 liter

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Brand	Coleman
Material	Plastic
Colour	Blue
Item dimensions L x W x H	74.6 x 39.4 x 50.6 centimetres
Item weight	1.1 Ounces

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4 deep cup holders built into hinged lid
Rust proof, leak resistant channel drain for no-tilt draining
2-way handles for lifting and carrying
Keeps the ice: 5-day ice retention at temperatures up to 90 Degree Fahrenheit
Leak-resistant drain lets you remove water without turning the cooler upside down
Low Co2 insulation for reduced carbon emissions from foam manufacturing
Xtreme technology uses an insulated lid and extra insulation in the walls for longer ice retention

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Color

Blue

Size

58.7 L

Style

Cooler

Height

16 inches

Length

29 inches

Weight

51 Pounds

Material Type

Plastic

Number of Items

Number of Pieces

Included Components

Cooler

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Brand

Coleman

Department

Unisex

Manufacturer

Newell Outdoor

Item Model Number

3000004025

Product Dimensions

74.63 x 39.37 x 50.65 cm; 31.18 Grams

ASIN

B019N9WQAK

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Date First Available

1 September 2017

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10 ratings

4.6 out of 5 stars

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12,804 in Sports, Fitness & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports, Fitness & Outdoors)
60 in Camping Coolers

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Keep your food and drinks cold for an extended time, and make the fun last longer, when you roll in with a Coleman 62 quart Xtreme 5 wheeled cooler. Xtreme technology uses an insulated lid and extra insulation in the walls to keep your items cold for up to 5 days. Large enough to hold 95 cans, you'll have plenty of space for refreshments for a whole group of people. Whether you're headed on a long weekend camping trip, a road trip, or across the ball field, the heavy-duty wheels and large tow handle let you roll over almost any terrain with hardly any effort. The additional 2-way handles make it easy to lift your cooler in and out of the car or onto a picnic Bench. Once you arrive, the Have-A-Seat lid will ensure you always have a place to sit and relax, and the cup holders molded into the lid will keep your cold drink close while you enjoy the day. When the fun is done, the leak-resistant drain makes it easy to empty any excess water, so you're ready for your next fun adventure.

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Coleman 3000004025 Cooler 62Qt

Keep your food and drinks cold for an extended time, and make the fun last longer, when you roll in with a Coleman 62 Quart Xtreme 5 Wheeled Cooler. Xtreme technology uses an insulated lid and extra insulation in the walls to keep your items cold for up to 5 days. Large enough to hold 95 cans, you'll have plenty of space for refreshments for a whole group of people. Whether you're headed on a long weekend camping trip, a roadtrip, or across the ball field, the heavy-duty wheels and large tow handle let you roll over almost any terrain with hardly any effort. The additional 2-way handles make it easy to lift your cooler in and out of the car or onto a picnic bench.

Once you arrive, the Have-A-Seat lid will ensure you always have a place to sit and relax, and the cup holders molded into the lid will keep your cold drink close while you enjoy the day. When the fun is done, the leak-resistant drain makes it easy to empty any excess water, so you're ready for your next fun adventure.

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Alastair

Keeps drinks ice cold

Reviewed in Australia on 27 January 2019

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Keeps drinks cool for hours on end. Easy to maneuver and transport. Top quality!

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Great size and keeps drink really cold has a great seal.

Reviewed in Australia on 2 January 2020

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I bought this for my husband it’s arrived quickly, very sturdy keeps drinks really cold very happy with purchase.

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Halil K.

Best cooler keep staff longer cool.

Reviewed in Australia on 10 February 2020

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I like it and used on camping everything was fresh in 3 days. Thanks

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Tim pearce

Chill out man

Reviewed in Australia on 19 December 2019

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Great produce and super value for money

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Maria A

Buen producto

Reviewed in Mexico on 26 February 2021

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Ehkzu

Good value--and it fits in Yosemite's bear boxes

Reviewed in the United States on 13 September 2017

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We chose this cooler for a very particular reason: it's as tall as a cooler can be and still fit in the bear boxes most commonly found in national parks like Yosemite, where it's actually illegal to leave coolers out--even visible inside your car. Big, big fine for doing so.

On our last trip to Yosemite, we found that it worked well. This may not be a Yeti, but a standard chunk of block ice lasted at least 3 days in warm weather. And a Yeti's much thicker insulation mean it holds appreciably less stuff for a given outside dimension. I'd only consider a Yeti if I were going to be camping somewhere without a convenience store or supermarket nearby or least accessible every three days or so. As long as you can get ice every few days--3-5 depending on the weather I'm guessing--you won't get the benefit of the Yeti's vastly higher price and smaller storage capacity.

This is about as big a cooler as an average person can easily lift I think, BTW.

I was a bit taken aback by the lid relying on a press fit to close and seal rather than a latch. It seals well enough to keep the cold in, but you have to make sure that when kids or unobservant adults get stuff out of this cooler, that they take the trouble to forcefully push the lid down. Otherwise it will sit ajar and lose its cool.

The bottom train plug is also a press fit. It didn't leak. You do have to tilt the cooler quite a bit to completely drain it. Wheels and handle seem sturdy and worked fine.

Likewise the drain's plug is a press fit. You can't lose it--it's attached to the cooler on a tether, and it showed no signs of loosening, but it still isn't as secure as a valve. Less to go wrong, though. The drain hole is an inch or so up off the bottom of the cooler, so it won't dran completely unless you tilt it quite a bit. A minor beef.

The major question is whether it keeps your stuff cold. And it does. Will the press-fit lid still work after years of use? I honestly don't know. I'm guessing that it will, but I don't know. I also don't know whether raccoons can open it. I certainly wouldn't leave it accessible to them.

It's quite sturdy. You could use it as a seat (unless you're morbidly obese I suppose), and the big handle is equally sturdy.. It also has two smaller handles, which I used often to lift it out of our van and onto the ground and vice-versa. They seemed reasonably sturdy, though someone who's careless might risk damaging them--they slide up and down in channels to transition between the stored position and the deployed-as-handles position.

The current fashion in coolers is to have them more cubical, with a telescoping handle on one side like what you'd have with luggage. That would be much easier to pull along the ground than this cooler--you have to hold up much of its weight to pull it along on its wheels. We didn't consider such designs, despite them being more popular now I think, because none of them would fit in a Yosemite bear box--none that had remotely the capacity of this one at least. Also, our van has a place in which this cooler would fit out of sight of bears and park rangers, while again a luggage-style cooler of comparable capacity would be too tall (we have a VW Eurovan).

So make sure to measure everywhere you might need to stow the cooler in before getting a telescoping handle/cubical form factor cooler. It would be possible to build a cooler of this one's dimensions that way, with the wheels mounted at each end of this cooler's long side--but no one has done so. And you couldn't pull such a cooler through your house to the kitchen to offload/onload groceries, most likely. So we'll probably stick with this one's design for the foreeeable future.+

Overall this cooler seems like a much better value for most uses than a high end cooler like a Yeti, unless you're affluent or are going to be unable to buy another block of ice every four or five days, or if you're camping at Furnace Creek in Death Valley in the summer.

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Xena

Coleman quality no longer worth the cost

Reviewed in the United States on 14 August 2019

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We had a Coleman cooler for probably 20 years prior to this point and the top finally broke away from the body so we decided to buy another one. The one we bought here broke literally the 1st day we used it. The handle broke as we lifted it into the car. It was not over stuffed (probably half full). Since we didn't have a choice, we had to use it on vacation.
The wheels are not "full" wheels so they get filled with sand. I wished we realized that before we put it into the car after the beach!
The top NEVER stays open which is a pain in the neck. I read reviews complaining about the top, but was willing to overlook that issue.
The quality has gone down over the years. We are very disappointed in the quality of this item.

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ksuwildkat

Excellent Cooler

Reviewed in the United States on 27 December 2018

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Bought this just prior to spending two weeks following a DCI Drum Corp in the summer heat and it more than did the job.

- The wheels and handle made filling/refilling from hotel ice machines super easy. Lift it out, roll, fill.
- The drain is excellent. We were lucky to have a slight slope everywhere we went but I dont think it would have been an issue even if we had not. Out of habit I would lift it to get the last bit out and it was rarely more than a drop.
- Cold retention. Ok, so its not a Yeti but its pretty darn good. We were routinely hitting in the 90+ degrees meaning the inside of the car was over a hundred and I was replacing the ice about every 3rd day. And I mean replacing. There would still be ice in there, I just drained the water and put new in. In similar conditions with older coolers I would have been putting in new ice daily. I am VERY happy with the cold retention. Overall excellent and considering the price, amazing. You could pay hundreds and strain your back and get one more day of cold retention or you could get this. Recommended.

50 people found this helpful

Icon1073

Better than an average cooler

Reviewed in the United States on 9 June 2019

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I bought this after careful research. I didnt want to spend 400 bucks on a yeti. This claims to hold ice for 5 days. I took it for a 2 day camping trip. On day 2 there was still some ice but there was alot of water. Keep in mind though this in South Texas where temps were about 100 degrees and extremely humid. There was a couple of times that I saw that one of the kids didnt close it properly and left it cracked open. I am not sure how long though. I've never used a yeti so I personally cant compare but there are YouTube videos comparing them where they looked comparable. Overall it was a good buy. I didnt have to leave the camp to get more ice. The wheels and extra handle was the final selling point for me.

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