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Color: White
Style: 80 Quart
Features
- Volume: true 80 quart internal volume
- Extreme ice retention: 2 inch of polyurethane insulation with a 360 degree freezer-grade gasket that delivers extreme ice retention for up to 10 days. EXTERIOR (L X W X D) : 42.88" x 20.75" x 20.25".
- Features: molded handles, 3 inch locking latches, reinforced lockable hasp, stainless steel bottle opener, anti-shear hinge system, molded tie-down slots
- Features: leakproof drain plug, 4 self draining cup holders, integrated measuring board on lid in centimeters and inches, non-skid rubber feet
- Made in the USA: includes Pelican legendary lifetime guarantee - you break it, we replace it...Forever
Brand: Pelican
Color: White
Material: Polyproylene
Package Information: Bottle,Cup
Capacity: 80 Quarts
Item Weight: 51.5 Pounds
Special Feature: Weather Resistant, Swing-Up Handle, Wheeled, Insulated
Included Components: Cooler
Recommended Uses For Product: Fishing, Camping, Hiking
Model Name: PP32-80QW-1-WHT
Product Care Instructions: Clean with mild soap and water, dry thoroughly, and store in a dry place.
Insulation Material Type: polyurethane,stainless steel
Material: Polyproylene
Special Features: Weather Resistant, Swing-Up Handle, Wheeled, Insulated
Container Type: Bottle,Cup
Global Trade Identification Number: 64
Manufacturer: Pelican Products Inc.
Model Name: PP32-80QW-1-WHT
UPC: 825494067564
Brand Name: Pelican
Included Components: Cooler
Recommended Uses For Product: Fishing, Camping, Hiking
Pattern: Letter Print
Color: White
Chamber Depth: 13 Inches
Chamber Width: 13 Inches
Chamber Height: 29 Inches
Item Weight: 51.5 Pounds
Capacity: 80 Quarts
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Tan
Style: 45 Quart
These things are not cheap to be sure, but I wanted something that would hold up for several days at a time without replenishing the ice. This cooler from Pelican definitely handles that request. The skinny: 1) held ice and keep things frosty in 90F+ temps for 4+ days. Temperature in the cooler never rose above 36. We opened it about 4x a day on average but never for very long. We topped off with 1 more 1/2 bag of ice late on day 4 but it could have gone even longer. 2) holds a lot with still room for your ice; we had: 8 small tetra-pak smoothies, 2lbs of carrots, 12 bottles of Mexican coke, 14 cans of beer, some medication, 6 cups of yogurt (individual), qt. sized zip-lock of sliced turkey, 8 pudding cups, & 3 cycling water bottles and two pints of hummus. 3) the wheels are a big help as this cooler is heavy (+/- 40 lbs) even before you load it up. Plan on two people to lift in and out of the vehicle when full. 4) sturdy as can be. Stand on it, sit on it, cut on it, drop it, etc. It will handle it all with only minor nicks 5) the latch system works well and is easy on everyone's fingers The "bad", tho not really bad: 1) weight, see above. The wheels make this manageable though and they roll over grass, gravel and even sand with ease, but plan on two people to lift it once you fill it up. 2) the drain valve on ours leaked at first (not sweating but an actual leak.) However, with some rubber-handled channel locks you can use the handle of your pliers to slot into the notches on the drain plug and give it some extra torque without damaging the plastic cap. This worked fine and never had a leak after that. 3) the pull handle is, to my taste, a little short for long-legged strider, like me; it occasionally clips your leg when pulling it. However, the wheels roll well enough and the handle is sturdy enough, that you can push it instead which I found easier. 4) bulky--this is not small cooler, plan on it taking up a lot of space in your car or back of your SUV--think medium sized pet kennel I recommend this cooler whole heartedly if you take the above factors into account!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2020 by ShaunP ShaunP
Color: Tan
Style: 45 Quart
I was looking for something to keep food fresh at my camp where I live most of the time. I looked into refrigeration and all other options. For the price and my circumstances, I decided a good cooler was the best way to go. I determined that I wanted a cooler on wheels, with a sturdy handle, latching closure, and long term cooling retention. This fits the bill! As they explain in their accompanying paperwork, to get the longest cooling effect you have to follow certain guidelines such as filling the thing with ice rather than have empty air space, and other things. You're not going to get 7-10 days of coolness without following all the guidelines, but I'm very happy with it and it serves my needs well. It's not light, especially with ice blocks in it, (but I am a strong 52 year old woman). I was able to lift it into my truck bed without too much difficulty.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2019 by campasyoulikeit
Color: Charcoal
Style: 80 Quart
Great cooler. Why competing brands that rhyme with shmeti don’t put wheels on large coolers I have no clue. Kept ice 4 days in garage at approximately 80 degrees no problem. Only potential issue is handle seems a bit flimsy but time will tell. Upside is that pelican has lifetime warranty and made in the USA unlike shmetis. This pelican does fit in truck bed w a top. About 2” to spare. Will update with any issues. So far happy with purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024 by Troy Kossick
Color: White
Style: 45 Quart
Perfect and holds ice super long. Longer than a yeti
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2024 by Reid Ueda
Color: White
Style: 80 Quart
This cooler is amazing and everything is crafted for very heavy use that should last a lifetime. I do feel there needs to be better design consideration with this though as it takes up a ton of space! That's to be expected I'm sure, but it total it has 9 inches just for both handles. The cooler fit where I needed it but the additional width the handles added put it over. I am disappointed to have to return it cause I can tell everything about this thing is meant to keep contents cool and last forever!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by WillMR WillMR
Color: White
Style: 45 Quart
Online reviews seem to never include things people really care about. I don't want to know how much ice is left at day eight. I don't want to know if a bear can open it or not; are you going to interrupt a bear trying to open your cooler because you know it isn't bear safe? What I do care about in my cooler is will the ice last a few days, is it rugged, what are the real internal dimensions (not Yeti's made up 46 cans of beer and some random amount of ice BS), what's the warranty, and for the love of God, please tell me if regular cans, as well as today's common slim cans, can stack and the top still close. Starting with the most important, and why I posted a photo of it; YES, the top will close even with the thing filled with slim line cans stacked two-high around the edge. It may look like it's going to be close, given the cans pop up above the ridge of the base of the cooler, however, the interior of the top is recessed and this puppy will close just fine. No more fussing around with getting ice around the edges, or trying to lean cans inward just to get the stupid top to close; there are no problems here. So, stack it with your White Claws, your Michelob Ultras, etc., you're good to go. Lifetime warranty; nuff said. Pelican has been around a LONG time, I use them for gun cases, they have never let me down on warranty claims. I don't do extended treks into the wilderness with this, so I can't comment on ice longevity beyond the five day mark, but I can tell you it works fine for four or five days no issues at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2019 by Interwebz Admin Interwebz Admin
Color: Tan
Style: 45 Quart
Took it camping, and much to my dismay, the ice melted after the first night out on the campsite. When I returned home and emptied the cooler, I closed the top, then applied airflow to the drain opening. The reason the ice melted so quickly was because the top does not seal completely, and lets air in, as I discovered when air flowed freely out. Pelican claims this is not defective, thus, it is a design flaw. Disappointing, since I wanted USA made one. The search continues....
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024 by GinzoMatic
Color: Tan
Style: 80 Quart
Expensive but a great value. Pelican forever, Yeti is all marketing and marketing sucks!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024 by tom wiedell