Igloo BMX 52 Quart Cooler with Cool Riser Technology, Fish Ruler, and Tie-Down Points
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- Sandstone/Red
- Size
- 52 Qt
- Model
- BMX 52
- Dimensions
- 26.2 x 16.44 x 16.06 in
- Weight
- 16.34 lb
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Warranty
- 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Features 5
- Heavy duty blow-molded construction with reinforced base for increased strength and protection.
- Extremely durable yet lightweight with proven 4-5 day ice retention
- UV inhibitors protect the cooler against sun damage for extended life.
- Rust-resistant, stainless-steel hinge rods and hardware provide extended performance.
- Rubberized T-grip latches keep lid secure.
Specs 15
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 26 x 17 x 17 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 8.17 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 26.2 x 16.44 x 16.06 inches |
| Item Weight | 16.34 Pounds |
| Brand Name | Igloo |
| Model Name | BMX 52 |
| Color | Sandstone/Red |
| Material | Polypropylene |
| Suggested Users | Unisex |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Igloo |
| Part Number | 50291 |
| Model Year | 2020 |
| Style | BMX 52qt |
| Size | 52 Qt |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Cool as ice!!
Color: Carb/Grey/Blue
Size: 52 Qt
I love this cooler! I wanted the yeti at first, and then checked out other high valued coolers and eventually found this igloo one at a steal of a price. Ice lasted 5 days!!! Could go longer! Of course it melted somewhat but after drawing the water I was left with a good amount of ice leftover after 5 days! Super happy with this cooler, and I highly recommend it!!! Save some money and buy this cooler, you won’t regret it!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2019 by Jaycode415 Jaycode415
4 straight days of ice, could have easily gone 6 days
Color: Carb/Grey/Blue
Size: 52 Qt
4 straight days of ice in the cooler while camping. It could have gone at least another 2 days. Yes, this was regular use, we kept all our food and drinks in this cooler, opened the lid 25+ times a day. We used 2 froze 1 gallon gatorade bottles, no loose ice and both bottles had 40%+ of solid ice left. Camping at Great Sand Dunes in 85+ degree heat. this cooler is SOLID and sturdy, a definite upgrade from the standard coolers and it holds the cold as well as the highly over valued Yeti coolers, fyi, look on Youtube for the Yeti coolers getting cut in half along with a cheap Coleman = same exact insulation, the only difference is the inner walls of the Yeti run about 1/8 of an inch thick and the Coleman about 1/16th, that's it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2018 by Denverite
I am very satisfied with how this cooler performed
Color: Carb/Grey/Blue
Size: 52 Qt
My wife and I took this cooler camping Saturday night. I put two bags of 5 lbs ice in it and then put in the beer. We opened multiple times to get out either a beer or ice for a drink. Came home Sunday afternoon and took the beer out and put in a refrigerator. I didn't lock down the lid. it is now Tuesday night. Checked tonight and there is still ice in the cooler. I am very satisfied with how this cooler performed.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2018 by Jim
Awesome cooler! Even better after adding lid seal!
So far I'm loving the BMX52! Just got home from a 4 day trip and still had ice in the cooler. I'd say it was about 25% ice and the rest cold water. The threaded drain plug is awesome and the design made it so it didn't get plugged up with ice while draining. You will want to check that the drain plug is tight before using. I made the mistake of using the cooler before checking the plug and noticed a little water on the ground after the first day of use. I tightened the plug and after that it was good to go. No more leak! I also really like the metal cable that keeps the lid from opening too far. Seems to be high quality and should last for the life of the cooler. The rubber lid latches work great, though they are slightly difficult to stretch over and lock in place. Not the most ideal latch if you are needing to constantly open and close the cooler but they do work great and seem to be heavy duty. I took other reviewer's suggestions and picked up some rubber window seal to make the lid a little more water/air tight. I picked the seal up at my local ACE hardware for a few dollars and it fits perfectly! Almost looks like a factory seal! If anything I think I could have gone with a slightly thicker seal but it appears to be making contact with the bottom rim of the cooler so I think it's good to go, and the width is perfect. The seal I used is a extra small rubber window seal. It is 1/8 inch tall and 3/8 inch wide. I wouldn't go much wider but a slightly thicker seal wouldn't be an issue. Ended up using about 3/4 of a 8.5 foot long strip. Also, I recommend wiping the channel where the seal will be installed with some rubbing alcohol before installing just to make sure the surface is clean and that the seal will adhere properly. Overall I would highly recommend this cooler if you are looking for a heavy duty cooler that wont break the bank. Like other reviewers I wish the cooler came with a lid seal installed from the factory but at least the modification is cheap and only takes a few minutes to install.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2021 by Andrew Andrew
Light abd well insulated
Color: Carb/Grey/Blue
Size: 52 Qt
I put a 30 pack of water bottles in this which was about 70°F and a 20lb bag of ice. The cooler stayed in the bed of my black truck on a black rubber mat in the heat of Texas and Oklahoma. 5 days later there were 6 bottles of water in it and still ice floating around. I'm happy with it. It is a great cooler and I've got zero bad things to say about it so far
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2018 by C.Burms
Better Than it Has To Be
Color: Carb/Grey/Blue
Size: 52 Qt
I wanted a roll-molded cooler. Yeti or something similar... I blow money on lots of other stupid things, so why not a great cooler for my camping trips? I decided to try to save money this time around, and I came across some fantastic reviews for this. I have absolutely zero regrets. LOTS of space, holds ice for days, and most importantly, it has a drain (my old cooler didn't) and that has changed my life. Will it hold ice as long as a Yeti? I doubt it. Would I ever notice as a weekend-warrior camper? Very unlikely. I used minimal ice this past weekend, and it was still cold and lots of ice as I packed up camp yesterday after three and a half days. If you need *MOST* of what the other guys offer, but don't want to spend the coin, you won't be let down. It also looks pretty sweet.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2021 by Rob Blue
Rugged beast double the size for half or less cost
Color: Carb/Grey/Blue
Size: 52 Qt
Update: 5/12/2018 I have just noticed a flaw in the design of the handle that can easily be addressed. The only reason I noticed is that my handle steel bar was sliding out. It appears there are two plugs on either end holding the steel bar in. They were not secured properly during factory release and they did not hold tight. Even when you push them all the way into the groove they do not stick into the bar in such a way as to hold still forever. They almost need to be super glued or replaced with some sort of plug from home depot. Unfortunately I noticed too late and I now am missing a black plug as seen in my new pictures. I doubt this can be replaced from the manufacturer. I am reducing my review to 4 stars because now I have to go find something to fit it. I must stress that the handle is very strong, it is just a flaw that may allow your handle to fall off but you can fix it as it isn't broken plastic. **SEE PICS** I ordered the 52 for 89 dollars and I loaded it with 50 pounds of ice and drinks. Day 3 still has ice. I'd say maybe 4 days it can hold regular cubed ice from the convenience store. A block would last longer. This comes with a strap inside to stop opening too far and super sturdy metal handles. 52 is huge for one person I'd say with ice you could have 32 bottles in there or more. It has a drain. The thing looks super sweet and beefy at 1 third the cost of a yeti and half some off brands I considered. It closes well and I think it will last a lifetime for me. I weigh 200 and it supports my weight easily.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2018 by Lord Swig Lord Swig