Coolers
Home Boating Gear Coolers

Coolers

Keep your drinks and food ice cold for hours on your next boating adventure with our durable and high-performing boat coolers.


Read More

Items 37-48 of 56

Page
per page
Set Descending Direction
  1. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - Yellow

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  2. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - Coral

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  3. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - Grey

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  4. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - Purple

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  5. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - Lime Green

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  6. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - Pink

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  7. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - Blue

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  8. LAKA Coolers 20 Qt Cooler - White

    $159.99
    Out of stock
  9. LAKA Coolers Basket f/45 Qt Coolers

    $14.99
    Out of stock
  10. LAKA Coolers Replacement Drain Plug

    $9.99
    Out of stock
  11. LAKA Coolers Replacement Latch - Pair

    $14.99
    Out of stock
  12. LAKA Coolers Bottle Opener

    $12.99
    Out of stock

Items 37-48 of 56

Page
per page
Set Descending Direction

WHAT ARE BOAT COOLERS AND WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT?

Boat coolers, also known as marine coolers or cooler chests, are specialized coolers designed to keep food and drinks cold while on a boat. They are an essential item for boaters, as they provide a convenient and efficient way to store food and drinks while out on the water. Without a boat cooler, you'd be forced to rely exclusively on ice, which can melt quickly, making it difficult to keep your food and drinks at a safe temperature.


WHAT MAKES BOAT COOLERS DIFFERENT FROM REGULAR COOLERS?

Boat coolers are designed specifically to withstand the harsh marine environment and offer features that regular coolers do not. They are typically made from more durable materials (such as roto-molded plastic) to prevent cracking and fading from exposure to sun, salt, and water. They also have tighter sealing gaskets and latches that help prevent water from seeping in and damaging the contents. Additionally, boat coolers are usually equipped with non-skid feet or tie-down points to keep them in place on a boat, and some models may have additional features like built-in cup holders, cutting boards, bluetooth speakers, and fish rulers.


HOW DO YOU CHOOSE THE RIGHT BOAT COOLER FOR YOUR NEEDS?

There are a variety of considerations that may help you find the right cooler for your boat. When choosing a boat cooler, consider the following factors:

  • Size: How much food and drinks do you need to store? You'll want a cooler that can accommodate the amount of food and drinks you'll need for your trip, but also one that is compact and doesn't take up too much space on your boat. The capacity of a cooler is typically measured in quarts or liters. This measurement tells you how much space is available in the cooler for storing items. The size and weight of a cooler are also important factors to consider if you are transporting the cooler or storing it when not in use. These measurements are typically given in inches and pounds, respectively.
  • Insulation: How long do you need your food and drinks to stay cold? The insulation quality of a cooler can vary, and the thicker the insulation, the better the cooler will be at retaining ice and keeping food and drinks cold for longer periods.The insulation of a cooler is typically measured in R-value, which is a measure of thermal resistance. A higher R-value indicates better insulation and better ability to keep the contents of the cooler cold. Coolers are typically insulated with one or more of the following materials:

    Foam: Closed-cell foam is a common material used in cooler insulation. It is lightweight and has good insulating properties, which help to keep the contents of the cooler cold.

    Polyurethane: Polyurethane is another common material used in cooler insulation. It has excellent insulating properties and is often used in high-end coolers.

    Polyester: Some coolers are insulated with polyester batting or fleece. These materials are not as effective at insulating as foam or polyurethane, but they can help to add a layer of insulation and prevent heat transfer.

    Vacuum Insulation Panels (VIPs): VIPs are a newer type of insulation used in high-end coolers. They consist of a panel of insulation that has been evacuated to create a vacuum. This greatly reduces heat transfer and can provide excellent insulation.

    The specific material used to insulate a cooler will depend on the manufacturer and the intended use of the cooler. High-end coolers are typically better insulated and may use a combination of materials to provide the best insulation possible.

  • Durability: How will the cooler be used and stored on your boat? Will it be exposed to the elements? Consider a cooler that is made from durable materials and has tight-fitting lids and gaskets to prevent water from seeping in.
  • Portability: Will you need to transport the cooler from your boat to the shore or another location? If so, you may want to look for a cooler that is lightweight and easy to carry.

CAN BOAT COOLERS BE USED FOR OTHER OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES?

Yes, boat coolers can be used for other outdoor activities such as camping, tailgating, or picnicking. The features that make boat coolers suitable for use on a boat, such as their durability and insulation, also make them a great choice for other outdoor activities.


HOW DO YOU CARE FOR YOUR BOAT COOLER?

To keep your boat cooler in good condition, follow these simple tips:

  • Clean the interior and exterior of the cooler with a mild soap and water solution, and then rinse thoroughly.
  • Store the cooler in a cool, dry place when not in use.
  • Avoid storing your cooler in direct sunlight for extended periods of time, as this can damage the material and affect its performance.

By following these tips and taking proper care of your boat cooler, you can ensure that it lasts for many boating adventures!

© 2024 Anything Boating. All Rights Reserved.