Turn every gathering into a classic Coca-Cola® moment with this embossed Ice Cold 80 qt. rolling cooler. Officially licensed and designed with the iconic Coca-Cola® style. this retro metal cooler doesn’t just chill your drinks — it elevates your entire party setup.
With a spacious insulated interior that holds 100+ cans plus ice. this cooler keeps beverages cold for hours. The removable double lid makes loading and serving easy. while the built-in powder-coated bottle opener and cap catcher bring nostalgic charm to every bottle you crack open.
A convenient red towel bar adds function to your serving station. and the netted bottom tray provides extra storage for cups. napkins. or bar tools. Smooth-rolling casters — with two locking wheels — allow you to move the cooler wherever the party goes and keep it securely in place. When the festivities wind down. simply pull the attached drain plug for fast. hassle-free cleanup.
Perfect for backyard parties. patios. holiday gatherings. tailgates. and Coca-Cola® collectors. this cooler blends classic style with everyday practicality.
FEATURES
- Officially licensed Coca-Cola® embossed Ice Cold retro cooler
- Large 80 qt. capacity holds 100+ (12 oz.) cans plus ice
- Removable double lid for easy loading and access
- Insulated poly liner keeps drinks cold for hours
- Built-in powder-coated bottle opener and cap catcher
- Convenient red towel bar for quick access
- Netted bottom tray for extra storage
- Four smooth-rolling casters (two locking for stability)
- Drain plug with chain for easy cleanup
- Durable. classic Coca-Cola® embossed styling
SPECIFICATIONS
- Capacity: 80 qt
- Holds: 100+ (12 oz) cans with ice
- Lid: Removable double lid
- Liner: Insulated poly liner
- Extras: Bottle opener. cap catcher. towel bar. netted tray
- Mobility: Four casters (2 locking)
- Drainage: Plug with chain
- Dimensions: 15.4 L x 38 W x 33.5 H
- Width includes handlebars
- Weight: 43.7 lbs
- Assembly: Some assembly required
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