Coolers and totes keep food and beverages cold at the campsite, on day trips, and during travel between sites. From soft-sided cooler bags that fit in tight spaces to high-performance hard coolers that hold ice for days, the right cooler extends your fresh food options away from your RV refrigerator. We carry coolers sized for RV storage and camping use, plus insulated totes for shopping runs and beach days.
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These camping coolers & totes will help keep supplies organized and drinks/food at their proper temperature when picnicking or camping.
The Kelty Folding Coolers are available in three sizes and are collapsible for easy storage when not in use. Picnic Time offers many different varieties of coolers and totes to suit your needs. The Buccaneer Tailgate Cooler stores drinks while doubling as a grill. The Cellar Wine Tote can accommodate up to six bottles of wine and comes in a trolley version for easy transport.
The Picnic Time Verdugo can keep food and drinks cold while also making separate spaces for picnic supplies of up to four people. Other totes from Picnic Time store different amounts of food or drink with several divided up into zippered compartments to carry supplies.
It is important to consider the parameters of your picnic or camping trip when choosing a cooler or picnic tote number of people participating or the duration of the meal.
Note that coolers and other insulated totes are not meant to be used as a refrigerator or freezer. A well-packed cooler can keep food or beverages cold for several hours; however preserve food temperature for an extremely long time nor do they re-chill food that has been kept out for an extended period. Keeping the cooler closed will extend the temperature duration.
?ùÅIt is advisable not to put loose ice cubes in soft coolers. Ice packs are preferable
?ùÅWhen possible beverages and food in separate coolers be opened more often
?ùÅPre-chilling beverages and packing them first and the ice/ice packs last keeps them cooler for longer
?ùÅWhen packing food ice/ice packs in first (frozen water bottles also work)
?ùÅFoods should be in sealed airtight containers to prevent leaking
?ùÅFull coolers maintain their chill longer than a half-empty cooler
?ùÅHot packs can be used to keep foods warm heat)