Brand: Igloo
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Igloo IE27 AC/DC
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The Igloo IE27 electric cooler, from a historic American brand in mobile cooling, with dual 12V/230V power and a dual fan.
- Capacity : 27 litres
- Type : Thermoelectric, dual fan
- Power supply : 12V (car) and 230V (mains)
- Historic Igloo brand, lockable handle
The Igloo IE27 AC/DC is a 27-litre thermoelectric cooler from an American brand with decades of history in the cooler business. Its dual fan reaches up to 20°C below ambient temperature, with dual 12V (car) and 230V (mains) power supply. Its lockable ergonomic handle and removable lid make it easy to carry and clean.
Used on several road trips then in stationary mains-powered use at home, the IE27 AC/DC confirms Igloo's reputation for solid build quality. The dual fan makes a real difference compared with single-fan models, with noticeably faster cooldown at start-up. The claimed 20°C below ambient holds up under normal use, with the same limits as any thermoelectric cooler during extreme heat. The lockable ergonomic handle genuinely helps with carrying and avoids nasty surprises when loading the boot. The removable lid makes cleaning easier after intensive camping use. The 27-litre size, slightly below the Campingaz Powerbox Plus, remains enough for a family weekend. A safe bet for anyone after a reliable electric cooler from a historic brand in the category.
Igloo IP42 Roller 42L
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The IGLOO IP42 Roller pairs high-performance insulation with large wheels and a telescopic handle for effortless hauling.
- Capacity : 42 litres
- Mobility : Large wheels, telescopic handle
- Century-old Igloo brand, high-performance insulation
The IGLOO IP42 Roller carries the visual codes of a century-old American brand, a benchmark in the field, in a 42-litre size built to roll rather than be carried. Its large wheels and ergonomic telescopic handle allow effortless movement once loaded, while its high-performance insulation keeps ice and drinks cold for several days.
Igloo Playmate Elite
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The Igloo Playmate Elite, the iconic red and white silhouette of American camping since the 1970s, remains a timeless classic.
- Capacity : 15 litres, up to 30 cans
- Insulation : Polyurethane foam, polystyrene shell
- Historic camping brand since 1947, lockable carry handle
The Igloo Playmate Elite is a 15-litre passive cooler instantly recognisable by its red and white silhouette, launched by Igloo in the 1970s. Designed for sport, the beach or picnics, it relies on efficient polyurethane foam insulation and a lockable carry handle that also secures the lid shut during transport.
Igloo Marine Ultra 54
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A large 51-litre rigid cooler built for boating, with rust-resistant stainless steel hardware and up to 5 days of cold claimed.
- Capacity : 51 litres, around 78 cans
- Cold retention : Up to 5 days claimed at 30°C ambient
- Hardware : Rust-resistant stainless steel
- Marine format, built-in lid ruler, UV protection
The Igloo Marine Ultra 54 targets demanding use with its 51 litres, around 78 cans, and stainless steel hardware specifically treated against rust for nautical use. The lid includes cup holders and a handy built-in ruler for measuring a fresh catch, while UV protection limits plastic ageing under direct sun. A bulky format built for long trips at sea or large gatherings rather than lightweight outings.
Tested on several boat trips and a motorhome weekend, this large Igloo quickly proved its worth for a group: the 51 litres easily swallow drinks and food for six or seven people. The stainless hardware showed no sign of rust despite repeated exposure to sea spray, a real plus for regular nautical use. On the other hand, the claimed 5-day cold retention didn't hold up in our conditions: past 24 hours in strong ambient heat inside a van parked in the sun, a standard ice block had already largely melted, a performance closer to an entry-level cooler than what the product sheet suggests. The empty weight of 3.7 kg stays reasonable for the volume, but the bulk once full means planning for space in the boot or on deck. For family or group use with regular access to fresh ice, this format remains worthwhile, provided you scale back expectations on real-world retention compared to the stated figures.
Igloo MaxCold Cooler Backpack
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A 15-litre cooler backpack with triple-layer MaxCold insulation and padded straps, designed to keep your hands free on hikes or bike rides.
- Capacity : 15 litres, about 18 cans
- Insulation : Triple-layer MaxCold
- Weight : 4.2 kg
- Backpack format, padded straps, hands free while moving
The Igloo MaxCold backpack pairs a triple layer of insulation with a 15-litre backpack format, around 18 cans, to carry drinks and a cold meal without the hassle of a cooler carried by hand. Padded straps and a ventilated back panel make extended wear comfortable, while the leak-resistant inner liner makes cleanup simple after use.
Used on several day hikes and bike outings, this Igloo backpack quickly showed the value of the backpack format over a cooler bag carried on a shoulder strap: hands stay free, a real plus on a technical trail or with a bike's handlebars in the way. The triple-layer MaxCold insulation kept drinks cold over a six-hour outing with two ice blocks, a decent showing without being outstanding past that mark. The padded straps handle the load well once loaded close to the claimed 18 cans, though the bag then takes on a fair bit of bulk on your back, best reserved for outings where you're not already wearing another pack. The empty weight of 4.2 kg, above the average for soft bags, comes down to the thickness of the insulation and the reinforced back structure. For a hike, a festival or a bike outing where hands need to stay free, this backpack format remains a sensible choice, provided you accept a bit more bulk than a regular cooler bag.