Message Forums

We used a 25ltr coolbox from Woolies for the first time over the weekend. The manufacturer is Ezital ??? I think, but is branded with Woolies own name and cost £29.99. We were delighted with its chilling power. It got very warm in the tent on the Saturday but we got back after a day out to find everything in the cooler was still icy cold.

Carol

Electric coolboxes are fine as long as you don't mind the noise of them, have a permanent electrical supply and are not in temperatures over around 25 degrees.

I have one that I use in various different circumstances but for camping we now have a three way fridge which solves the other problems (and gives us an extra beer fridge for Christmas!!)

Quote: Originally posted by DaneR on 29/5/2006

---

I've got an igloo koolmate and whilst it cools fine the fan might be distracting in the night.
So I've just bought a 3 way fridge that's silent, but I'm not sure how well that'll cool when the temp outside drops. It says 16c minimum, I'd have thought that the tent will be cooler than that at night?

---

Quote: Originally posted by magicaly on 29/5/2006

---

We used a 25ltr coolbox from Woolies for the first time over the weekend. The manufacturer is Ezital ??? I think, but is branded with Woolies own name and cost £29.99. We were delighted with its chilling power. It got very warm in the tent on the Saturday but we got back after a day out to find everything in the cooler was still icy cold.

Carol

---

does that plug in electric hookup or the car battry if it plugs in hook up do you need to buy a seprate plug for it

we used our koolmate 40 for the first time this bank hol w/e.....it was great!

we could hardly hear it at all......sometimes I wondered if it wasnt working and had to put my lughole to within a few inches of the fan to convince myself that it was still going !!!!

would definitely recomend this one  - we got ours from camping-online, very reasonable