Igloo coolboxes

Igloo coolers - I hate to use this word, but they are actually iconic. Their own website says: "Over the last 75+ years, we’ve been making the world cooler. We are, and have always been, The Cooler Brand."

Igloo started as a steel water jug for oil field workers. By 1971, they introduced the legendary Playmate cooler— 'an engineering icon so unique' it’s on display at the Smithsonian. Over the decades, they've kept producting firsts: The first plastic cooler ('60s), the first wheeled cooler (1994), and the first recycled-plastic hardside coolers (2021). Quite the 'go-to' brand. They say for those "who work hard and play harder". I am suggesting an improved strap line: "for those who work reasonably hard, but prefer relaxing with a cold one"... More realistic, I feel.

So three of their range:

The Laguna 48qt - you can sit on it! Holds 76 cans - if you could lift them? Excellent ergonomic folding side handles - really comfy so you can carry it between you. For bigger gatherings..

• 48qt/45L capacity
• Dimensions 65cm x 36cm x36cm
• Weight: 3.9kg

The Laguna 9qt - if you're just a couple of you: It's got a cup holder indent and the bale handle folds flat.

• Capacity: 8 Litres
• Dimensions: 33cm x 24cm x 22.5 cm
• Weight: 1.17kg

The Playmate mini - holds six cans or your lunch.

• Capacity: 3 litres
• Dimensions: 25 cm x 18 cm x 25 cm
• Weight 0.7kg

Please forgive the 'dry' stock pictures. I will get round to some more interesting ones. Particularly unfortunate one with man with gold watch. But good for scale.