The best part of camping is the camp food and cold beer! A cooler box to keep them cool is a necessity.
It is difficult to know which one to choose in terms of cooling power, usability, and design, but the recently released "ICEBOX" cooler box from Shimano, a well-known manufacturer of fishing equipment, is a highly satisfying product that satisfies all of these requirements.
SHIMANO ICEBOX
The concept is "to bring the performance trained in the fishing grounds to all outdoor scenes. The highly functional and well-designed cooler box, which incorporates the wisdom of Shimano, a long-established outdoor manufacturer celebrating its 100th anniversary, is sure to provide outstanding performance as a companion for your camping trip.
The product lineup includes four models with different cold storage specifications. Each is available in two sizes, 30L/22L, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs. Each model has a stylish design with color-coded khaki, charcoal, sand beige, and medium gray. The simple look makes them suitable for any interior.
The "PRO" in the above photo, which uses 6-sided extra-thick vacuum panels + urethane foam, is said to keep ice inside the cooler for 240 hours (10 days!). The "PRO" model shown in the photo above, which uses 6-sided extra-thick vacuum panels and urethane foam, keeps ice in the cooler for 240 hours (10 days!).
A lever system is used for opening and closing the lid, which can be easily done with a single action. It opens both left and right, and the lid is detachable. This allows for stress-free loading and unloading of contents even in tight spaces, and it is also convenient and easy to clean.
The sturdy construction is one of its charms. It can be used as a step or as a chair for adults without any problems. The design is also nice because the feet on the bottom create a gap between it and the ground, making it less susceptible to the effects of geothermal heat.
This cooler box is perfect in both appearance and function. Why not add Shimano's ICEBOX to your camping gear?
