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Best Way to Pack a Cooler

When ready for use frozen cans can be removed from the freezer and loaded into a cooler to keep other items cold or can be left uninsulated for quicker thawing and eventual consumption in a few hours.<br>For more details, please visit at http://www.icebullet.com/<br><br>

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Best Way to Pack a Cooler

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  1. We love our high-end coolers and wouldn’t trade them for anything, but just like all our other toys, we want to accessorize them so they work at peak performance. From a short 3-hour hike to a 5-day raft trip the Icebullet will allow your cooler to be customized for the adventure you are on. http://www.icebullet.com

  2. A FEW HOURS Skip the cooler just toss a few frozen cans in your pack or bag and by the time you reach the end of your adventure your drinks are thawed yet still cold.

  3. ONE DAY Skip the blue ice and use a frozen can to keep food and snacks cold all day in a lunch box or soft side cooler then at the end of the day crack the can and enjoy a cold one.

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