Buy Coleman 54-Quart Steel-Belted Cooler, GreenColeman 54-Quart Steel-Belted Cooler, Green Product Description:
- Holds 85 cans
- Stainless-steel handles with rubber grip for easy carrying
- Solid steel latch securely seals contents
- Rustproof, leak-resistant channel drain for no-tilt draining
- Easy-to-clean base, lid & liner
Product Description
The Coleman Steel-Belted Cooler combines the classic, world-famous Coleman design with the long-lasting strength and durability of stainless steel construction. The 54-Quart Cooler holds 85 cans. It features a solid-steel latch to securely protect and seal the contents, and stainless-steel handles with rubber grips so it-Inchs comfortably to carry. A built-in rustproof, leak-resistant channel drain provides easy, no-tilt draining. Rust-resistant hinges and screws protect against corrosion and breakage, while the base, lid and liner are easy to clean.
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161 of 163 people found the following review helpful.
they don't make them like they used to!
By DancesWithWoofs
if you asked me last year, i would have given this 5 stars, but since we've been using it on camping trips it has failed miserably.i used to go camping as a child with my father with the old, bombproof coleman cooler. it was extremely well made & lasted for years. it is someplace in my brother's garage.the old lid was held down by a metal hook that cinched the lid tight & sealed it well. the "new, improved latch" is a thin cylinder that slides into a spring tentioned plastic groove in the lid. problem is the lid pops open with a tug and even worse if it gets knocked over when full.the old design has a screw drain plug attached by a chain. the new design has a plastic cork-like stopper that can (and will) get popped open when placed into an suv full of gear (drenching the back of your car during the long trip). what was wrong with the screw drain plug? it stayed in place & never opened... even through the roughest of conditions.they also removed the built-in bottle opener that used to be in the handle mounts.i'm now looking on ebay for the old coleman cooler or looking to find metal latches to replace the stupid closure they have on it. i'm also looking at epoxying a guard over the drain plug so that it won't get unexpectedly dislodged.it looks great, but they really ruined the design with all these "improvement".
52 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
Disappointment
By Raymond S. Vinton
After looking forward to receiving a quality cooler, I was very disappointed with the Coleman Steel Belted Chest Cooler (54-Quart). The latch did not function properly in that it was not possible to secure a tight seal. Nevertheless I took the cooler on an outing for a week in which it was kept inside a cabin where the outdoor Tempaerture did not go above 90 degrees and the evening temperature dropped into the high 60's. Everyday the cooler needed a new bag of ice because all the ice would melt in less than a 24-hour period. Coleman has quality control problems as some of the reviews rate this cooler well and others low. If given the option, I would rate this Coleman cooler with a 1/2 star and that is only because of its fine looking appearance.
43 of 45 people found the following review helpful.
Plastic in a metal wrapper
By J. Zbornik
I had hoped to be buying the same cooler my family had when I was growing up -- nearly indestructible steel. This coleman is made to look like that cooler, but it is just a plastic ice chest with a thin sheet metal skin on the sides and top. I was disappointed, but it is still better than a standard plastic cooler. If you get it on sale (I paid $50) it's worth the money.
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