Preview: Grizzly Coolers Drifter Carryall

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posted on September 29, 2022
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Grizzly Cooler

With a 32-liter capacity and handles long enough to sling over the shoulder, the Grizzly Coolers Drifter Carryall Bag allows enough refreshments for a small group to be hauled just about anywhere.

The 14"x8"x18" cooler is sewn from heavy-duty synthetic fabric and features oversize YKK zippers along with a metal-hook/nylon-strap closure. Insulated walls, a TPU polyurethane lining and a large interior pocket ensure that food and drinks stay cool, don’t leak and remain separated, respectively.

MSRP is scheduled for $125. For more information, please visit grizzlycoolers.com.

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