NRS Big Sky 146 Quart Cooler
$530.00
Frustrated with the difficulty of finding high-quality coolers for boating, rafting and camping? Us too! That's why we created NRS Big Sky Coolers - the coldest, toughest ice chests available today. Here's our 146 Quart model.
- NRS Big Sky, super cold coolers are built with 2 full inches of superior foam to keep your ice icy in any weather.
- Strong, stainless steel, tension-adjustable cam latches and an air-tight O-ring seal lock the cold air in.
- High-impact seamless double-wall construction is virtually indestructible.
- Sturdy stainless steel hinge for rust-free durability.
- Comfortable handles and hand grips for easier carrying.
- Drain plug opens with one twist and completely drains the wet away.
- Padlock holes in the front corners of the lid come in handy for air travel -- or when you don't trust your friends to keep away from your frosty beverages.
- All the parts are UV resistant and built outfitter tough.
- Five year warranty on workmanship and materials, retail and commercial.
- Exterior Dimensions: See sizing chart for various dimensions
- Interior Dimensions: 37.5"L x 14"W x 16.5"H
- Internal Capacity: 146 Qt.
- Weight: 51 lbs.
- Two inches of insulation on all sides
- Full length hinge system
- One carrying handle on each end
- O-ring seal
- Drain plug
- UV resistant materials
- Warranty: Five year, retail and commercial
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Is this cooler considered bear proof? It reminds me a lot of some other coolers that specifically state they are.Asked on 5/22/2013 by Kevin from Kansas City1 answer
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Kevin, the Big Sky coolers haven't passed the bear-proof test.Answered on 5/22/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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How does the NRS Cooler work with Dry Ice?Asked on 5/18/2013 by Robert from Rock Creek, Montana1 answer
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It will be fine with dry ice, Robert. But with any cooler, don't put the dry Ice directly against the plastic walls. Wrap it in insulating layers, like newspaper, towels, etc first.Answered on 5/18/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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