Pelican Coolers
Pelican products have been made for extreme conditions and are being used in defence, emergency services and expeditions in extremely remote areas. These coolers are now available to you.
Whether you are out in the wild game viewing, or far out at sea catching fish or having a leisurely Sunday cruise the Pelican cooler is for you. They are designed to keep ice for days on end even in extreme conditions such as deserts.
Pelican coolers
Coolers need to be made from robust materials and have good thermal sealing capabilities. At the same time they need to be light and easy to manoeuvre and these are all features that the Pelican range of coolers have. Below is a table of some of the coolers that are available from Pelican and their ice retention capabilities.
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Pelican 20Qt Elite Cooler
Holds 15 cans/4 wine bottles upright with ice ratio 2:1
Ice retention = 3-5 days
Weight = 12,5lbs
Size L W H L W H
Exterior (18.8" x 12.60" x 17.70") Interior (12" x 6.7" x 14.10") Pelican 30Qt Elite Cooler
Holds 25 cans with 2:1 ice ratio
Ice retention = 6 days
Weight = 21,67lbs
Size L W H L W H
Exterior (25.3" x 19.0" x 18.5") Interior (14.6" x 10.2" x 11.0") Pelican 35Qt Elite Cooler
Holds 30 cans 2:1 ice ration
Ice retention = 6-7 days
Weight = 34,3lbs
Size L W H L W H
Exterior (26,4” x 20,0” x 18.75”) Interior(15.75” x 12.0” x 11.5”) Pelican 70Qt Elite Cooler
Holds 65 cans with 2:1 ice ratio
Ice retention = 9 days
Weight = 33,3lbs
Size L W H L W H
Exterior(36.0” x 20.3” x 21.0”) Interior (25.5” x 11.0” x 14.3”) Pelican 250Qt Elite
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