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Color: Red
Features
- Metal
- Made in the USA or Imported
- Charming retro design with a high-capacity, heavy-duty build
- 54-quart capacity accommodates up to 85 cans; ideal for parties and gatherings
- Premium insulation offers 4-day ice retention in temperatures as high as 90F
- Built for longevity with rust-resistant stainless steel hardware
- Comfort-grip steel handles allow for easy and controlled lifting and carrying
- Versatile Have-A-Seat lid supports up to 250 lbs., providing an extra seat when required
Description
Coleman helps people make fun memories by providing the lighting, stoves, coolers, tents, sleeping bags, and camping tools integral to their favorite outdoor experiences.
Brand: Coleman
Color: Red
Material: Blend
Package Information: Cans
Capacity: 54 quarts
Product Dimensions: 16.13"D x 24.38"W x 16.25"H
Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
Special Feature: Portable
Included Components: VI SB COOLER 54QT 6155 RED/W/RED C1
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Brand Name: Coleman
Included Components: VI SB COOLER 54QT 6155 RED/W/RED C1
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Model Name: 3000006615
UPC: 076501344011
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 11
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Coleman
Item Type Name: VI SB COOLER 54QT 6155 RED/W/RED C1
Manufacturer Part Number: 3000003539
Model Number: 3000000112
Item Highlight: Vintage Retro Design, Holds up to 85 Cans, Keeps Ice up to 4 Days, Lid Supports 250 Pounds, Rust-Resistant Hardware
Capacity: 54 quarts
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 16.13"D x 24.38"W x 16.25"H
Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
Size: 24.38 x 16.13 x 16.25"
Chamber Height: 16.5 inches
Chamber Depth: 16 inches
Container Type: Cans
Additional Features: Portable
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Color: Red
Pattern: Cooler
Material Type: Blend
Product Care Instructions: Clean with mild soap and water, dry thoroughly to prevent rust, and store in a cool, dry place.
Insulation Material Type: stainless steel
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Green
I had this model cooler years ago. I purchased this upgraded cooler because it is still steel belted metal-not plastic. Items stay cold longer and it is quite sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2026 by amazednsurprised
Color: Red
I did my research, and the Coleman 54-Quart Steel-Belted Cooler kept coming out on top. It isn't the largest or least expensive offering, and it isn't rated to keep things iced for more than four days. However, it is built like a tank with tough metal components and hard shell, and it does keep things iced for at least 3 days (dependent on usage). My candy red model arrived with a tiny cosmetic ding on the front, but was otherwise unblemished. The hinges, handles and lock are all constructed from sturdy metal, and the cooler feels as if it were built like a tank. It has a black, plasticized bottom that keeps it from sliding around and scuffing whatever surface it is placed on. The floor of the cooler features a channel for optimal drainage of melt water via the plug on the bottom right side. I just got rid of a bunch of older coolers that had outlived their usefulness. This is a perfect replacement. It is tough enough to handle use and abuse during road trips, and is a welcome addition to my hurricane season preparedness equipment. If you want a sturdy cooler built with premium components that keeps your food and drink cold for more than a couple of days, this vintage-styled Coleman is worth checking out. ~ Kort
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2018 by Kort
Color: Red
bought this cooler because I was absolutely tired of looking at generic, blocky grey plastic coolers, and I wanted something with a bit of classic style for our weekend camping trips and backyard barbecues. On looks alone, this thing is a 10/10. It has that perfect, timeless American vibe, and the flat lid makes an awesome extra seat around the campfire or a steady table for drinks. Capacity-wise, it’s fantastic. Because the walls aren't three inches thick like a Yeti, the cooler isn't massive on the outside but it holds a ton of food and drinks on the inside—easily enough for a 3-day trip. It's also way lighter to carry when empty than a rotomolded cooler. That said, you need to know what you’re buying. This is a steel cooler, which means if you leave it sitting out in the direct sun, that metal shell acts like a heat magnet and your ice will melt way faster. If I pre-chill it and keep it tucked under the shade structure or a tree, I can easily get about 3 days of solid ice retention, which is perfect for a standard weekend trip. If you need a 7-day deep-woods cooler, look elsewhere. My only real gripe is the latch mechanism. It looks like the heavy-duty metal latches from the old days, but the internal components are mostly plastic. It turns and locks, but if you pull hard enough on the lid, it will pop right open without much effort. It definitely doesn't create a completely airtight seal, and if this thing tips over in the back of your truck, it will leak water. Also, keep in mind that the painted finish will scratch and dent if it’s banging around with other heavy gear. Personally, I think the scuffs give it a bit of rugged character, but if you want it to stay pristine, you’ll have to baby it. Pros: Incredible retro look; gets compliments everywhere I take it. Huge interior space without being awkwardly bulky or heavy. Lid is sturdy enough to sit on (up to 250 lbs). Solid leak-resistant drain plug. Cons: Latch doesn't lock tightly or create a watertight seal. Steel body gets hot if left in the sun. Overall, I love it. It's a great blend of nostalgia and everyday functionality. Just treat it like a classic weekend cooler rather than an expedition-grade box, and you'll be super happy with it!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by David A
Color: Red
I purchased a new Coleman steel belted 54 quart cooler from Amazon. I have a Coleman 54 quart cooler I bought new in 1975 for comparison. The 1975 model is also steel belted in the same manner with a seam in the back. However the vintage cooler has thicker steel and it is smooth and not rippled like the new one. On my first outing with the new cooler it accumulated many dents quite easily. The paint however did not chip. I bought the extra cost cooler tray and it fits perfectly and is very handy. However it will NOT fit the older cooler as it is too large. The carry handles on the new cooler are metal and have a nice rubber tube as a cushion installed. There are no bottle openers like the vintage model. The top opens easily, will hold a good size man and operates with metal hinges which contain stops to limit how far the top will open. All good there. The top handle is plastic with a metal insert and a plastic insert to secure the metal latch. This is not like the all metal vintage cooler but seems to work OK. However of the two phillips screws that secure the latch to the body of the cooler, one of them will not tighten down and just spins. Therefore only one screw is really holding it in place. Maybe is will lock tight the loose screw at some point. Over a hot three day weekend I needed to put in one small bag of ice and drain some water. Same as the old one. However, here is the major issue I have with this cooler. The drain plug leaks. First time out and it leaks. My bad for not testing it beforehand but a major issue for quality control. I unscrewed the drain assembly and found the cause immediately. On the inside of the cooler the drain has a rubber gasket. On the outside it had NO GASKET!!! Just the plastic collar of the drain plug slapped up against the base. The old cooler has a gasket on BOTH sides. It is 44 years old and doesn't leak. This unit is brand new and leaked water all over my trunk the first time out. BUT here is how to fix it. Unscrew the outside part with the stopper in it. Hold the inside portion so it does not spin as you rotate the outside piece. I have a set of garden hose gaskets I bought at Home Depot to repair leaky hoses. They are black and are the round o-ring type not the flat type, so they will seal nicely. They are the perfect size and stretch just right over the round shank of the outer drain plug. Simply slip this over the plug and push it down all the way to the collar. Then screw the plug assembly back on the cooler. Stick the handle end of a pair of pliers or something similar in side the inner part of the plug to prevent it from turning as you tighten the outside part by hand. That's it. I filled the cooler half way with water and let it sit 8 hours and NO LEAKS. I guess Coleman saved .02 by leaving that gasket out! My rating is 4 stars once the leaky drain is fixed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2019 by Mark dePersio
Color: Green
Love this cooler. Keeps things cool for days. A little expensive.
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026 by VickiRea
Color: Green
(I left a shorter review of this cooler earlier, but after further use wanted to return to leave a more comprehensive review.) INTRODUCTION I purchased this cooler on the recommendation of a friend who had several at a tailgate party I attended. After searching around for the best price I settled on purchasing the green colored cooler (which was the cheapest at the time) from Amazon. As a prime eligible purchase, it arrived two days later in perfect condition. Absolutely no dings, scratches, or dents like other reviews mention. It was perfectly packaged in factory boxes. APPEARANCE The cooler is plastic encased in steel. The colored portion you see is steel whereas the white portion is plastic. Some people seem to believe this cooler is all steel. It is not. It is steel belted as the description clearly states. The latch is metal and plastic. The handles are also metal but with plastic grips. The cooler's appearance is stylish. Also, there is NO bottle opener on this version of the cooler. Some reviews allude to the presence of a bottle opener on the outside of the cooler. There is certainly not one on the version I ordered. FUNCTIONALITY AND USE Hands down this is the best cooler I have ever owned. I take a lot of road trips and travel a lot for work and used to carry along an old generic plastic cooler with me to keep snacks, water, and soda. This cooler has replaced my old beat up travel buddy. It fits nicely in the back of my Ford Escape and has more then enough storage space for meats, cheese, bread, yogurt, fruit, beer, and ice. I can stock it with enough food for a 3-5 day trip easily. The cooler keeps ice for about two to three days outside of extreme temperatures. Two or three two liter bottles of ice are enough to keep everything cold for at least 2 says. If necessary, the ice can be supplemented with a bag of two from the motel to get you through the last day or two of your trip. I do not use the chemical ice packs (except one small one, see below), but they might last a little longer. Now just one thing to consider before you purchase this item. The cooler can get heavy especially when fully loaded. Of course it depends on what you put in the cooler, but I have loaded mine up to what was probably more then fifty pounds. That can be a lot of weight to carry especially longer distances. Unless you are a large burly man don't plan on carry this cooler, fully loaded, around all day long. (The plastic grips do a good job of stopping the handles from cutting into your hands when carrying and it is on the heavy side). To get around this limitation, I keep a small cold pack in the cooler and a small insulated bag I got as a freebie at a convention. Whenever I need to take something from the car to a different location and do not want to lug the entire cooler I just place what I need in the insulated bag with the cold pack. TIPS 1. Don't waste your money buying bagged ice at convenience stores. Fill recycled two liter bottles 3/4 way full of water and freeze them. Use these bottles as ice packs. It will not only save you the mess of melted ice, but also a few dollars because you won't have to buy ice. 2. Make sure to chill everything that will go in the cooler at least overnight. This will help extend the life of the ice in the cooler. 3. It is useful to keep something like a bottle opener or cork screw in your cooler. Even a small folding knife can be a lifesaver when you need to cut open a package or some food. CONCLUSION This cooler is well worth the money. Yes, you can find cheaper alternatives in stores and online. But, the value of this cooler cannot be surpassed. You may save a few dollars by buying a generic plastic cooler, but those savings will quickly be lost with all your ice purchases and loss of food due to heat.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2013 by Review King
Color: Green
Looks good and does a good job keeping things cool. Never saw the point of a yeti for things like short trips etc. this is perfect. Use for a whole week keeping drinks cold, only have to re-up ice a few times throughout. Handles are sturdy and have held up for quite some time now. Compact design fits wel in my car.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2025 by Sammie
Color: Red
This cooler *might* keep ice cold for 4 days (as advertised) if you just filled it with ice and never opened it, but realistically it is more of a weekend cooler. We just got back from a weekend of car camping at a Vermont state park. We put 2 bags of ice in the bottom of this cooler and filled the cooler with a 1/2 gallon of milk, sodas, hot dogs, ketchup, fruit etc. The temps were 70s and 80s all weekend and the cooler was kept in the shade. We opened it a bunch of times at every meal. At the end of the weekend, we still had a little ice left, enough to feel confident that the left over milk and hot dogs were not spoiled and could go into the fridge. If we had stayed a 3rd night, I would have wanted to buy more ice. We got the red cooler and it is so slick. Our friends commented on it with envy. It reminds me of the cooler my parents had in the 1970s and 80s. It's very retro. Someone else said in their review that the little diamond shaped Coleman Logo on the front is very sharp and gave them a nasty cut. We also noticed it was very sharp and we thought that was a design flaw. It doesn't look easily removable- I wish it wasn't there, or had rounded edges.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020 by Jen Ellis