When we tailgate for football or hockey games we usually have a lot of food to pack and unpack; along with all of the condiments we have ground beef for hamburgers, some steaks and hot dogs. The perishable items need to be kept cold and in the winter that isn't usually a problem but on the warmer days we need to keep the items for the grill in a cooler. Rather than getting the monster sized chest coolers that could hold everything we opted to get two of these; they are easier to get in and out of the bed of a truck or the back of my SUV and one person can handle maneuvering it through a parking lot if we don't get our usual spot when the gates open. We use one of these for cans of soda and beer and the other for the meats we are going to cook on the grill. The product card that comes with the cooler states that it can hold up to 90 cans; keep in mind that is without ice and only the twelve ounce cans. Realistically if you are packing this with ice and want to have the cans super cold you are going to be able to fit about 50 cans. Even then, you would be wise to stack them side by side with soda on one side of the cooler and beer on the other so people don't have to pull cans out of the cool to get to what they want. This isn't exactly light but it's less than fifteen pounds; there are handles on the side of the cooler that make it easy to lift and move and the handle doesn't wiggle or feel like it is going to break off of it when you are pushing or pulling it. Cleaning it isn't hard but you need to have enough space to wash and rinse the inside of it. I could put this in the kitchen sink but the nozzle for the sink spout isn't long enough to reach the top of the cooler. The lid can be wiped off or washed in the sink but you need to make sure that you clean out the four built in cup holders in the lid if people have been using them.

AlexFortune

Undisclosed

Multiple coolers can be found in my household, including coolers large and small, with and without wheels, etc. We like to have an assortment of coolers availble for different situations and one cooler that we reach for when we need extra space is the **Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler**, a large size cooler on wheels. **Cooler Commentary:**Looking at the basic facts of this cooler reveals a box- shaped, plastic cooler measuring approximately 21 inches in width, 20 inches in depth, and 18.5 inches in height. The inside of this cooler is shaped like cubical box and it can hold about 90 cans. A small opening in the bottom- rear of the cooler helps to drain excess water. The exterior of the Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler is manufactured with plastic and it features a white lid that is attached via a hinge. The lid has four built- in cup holders and it utilizes a pressure- seal that keeps it shut and keeps items cold. It takes a good push to close the lid and snap it in place. To help transport this cooler from place to place, there is a black handle that extends upward and locks in place at two different levels. Once the handle is lifted, the Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler can be tilted and pulled from place to place with the two back wheels providing the necessary support. There are also molded handles for lifting and carrying the cooler the traditional way. Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler is a very nice, lightweight, space- efficient cooler from one of the largest names in coolers and what I like best about the Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler is its shape. Most large coolers feature a rectangular shape and while they certainly hold a large amount of volume, they are also awkward to transport from place to place. With the Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler, it is easy to transport because the cubical design makes it easy to tilt the cooler at just the right angle for strain- free pulling, even when the cooler is full. It is also easiler to place this cooler into most vehicles. The cubicle shape makes it easy to slip the cooler into limited spaces where a rectangular cooler would be unable to fit.  The Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler has a pull- out handle that makes it easy to maneuver. I like that it locks in place at two different levels because this makes it easy to adjust the handle for taller or shorter individuals. One word of caution, however: Do not lift this cooler, when full, by this handle. The handle can easily pull a large load, but it wasn't intended to be used as a handle for lifting because it cannot support the potential full weight of the cooler when filled with cans and ice. For lifting, one needs to use the molded handles. Use the pull- out handle for this purpose, and there is a chance it will break. Draining this cooler does take some effort, due to the placement of the drain. It is necessary to tilt the cooler a little more than other coolers in order to drain out all of the water. I usually ignore the drain and plug and just lift the cooler and pour the water out to make sure I get it all. But this can be awkward because the attached lid gets in the way. It takes some effort if your goal is to pour the water into a sink or toilet because your target is small but with practice, you can make it work. **Bottom Line Viewpoint:**I like having several coolers available for use and I am happy that I decided to make the Igloo Ice Cube 60 Quart Roller Cooler a new addition to my collection. I like it better than the oblong coolers and the efficient shape makes it easier to store and pull. Add to that a reasonable price and you have a very solid cooler for the money.

Bryan-Carey

Houston, TX

Okay.   This  is  the  one  I've  been  waiting  for,  for  a  long  long  time.   It  is  extra  large  and packs  easily  as  a  square  shape.   The  extendable  handle  makes  it  extremely  easy  to move  anywhere  in  your  campsite  regardless  of  what  the  terrain  is  like.   It  also  has  four cup  holders  on  top  that  make  pouring  anything  to  drink  a  breeze.   I  have  two.   One  is used  to  carry  additional  ice  only.   Two  blocks  and  four  bags  of  crushed  and  with  what  i have  in  my  other  coolers  already,  it;s  enough  ice  for  a  four  to  five  day  camping  trip without  worrying  about  it.   The  other  nice  thing  is  that  these  are  the   perfect coolers  for the  "drink of your choice"  whether  it  comes  in  cans,  bottles  or  growlers.   It  holds  enough for  the  week!   I  plan  to  buy  one  more  for  next  season  and  will  be  able  to  get  rid  of  all my  other  coolers.

p332653

Salem, OR