16 Quart 24-Can Capacity Portable Insulated Ice Cooler with 2 Cup Holders

Took this on a short camping trip and was very happy with it's quality. It had ice last well over 24 hours in 90 degrees, which I found impressive. It's also incredibly sturdy and should stand up to years of abuse.

It's just heavy, but everything else is fine, and the ice lasts a long time, two to three days

My wife got this for me for fathers day and it matches my corvette perfectly! Its a great compact size for road trips and stays nice and cold for many hours and sealed tight. The brackets are rubber and pull down to fit and seal- very cool.

My previous cooler was not that good so I has been looking for a better and more durable cooler for some time. Seems like any anything good with a brand will cost an arm and a leg. I tumbled upon this one and since it was fairly cheap, 2/3 of the price of the famous brands. I decided to give it a try. Took it out to the river and was very rough on it and this is the result. we put ice in the cooler together with 12 cans of beer, there are only three of us so we didn’t need much. It has no issue fitting our drink and lot of space of ice. We were outside under the sun all day and the ice lasted since 7AM till we got home at 5PM. Left over drinks were cold. We took it out on the river. It float on the river. We tied it to out tubes and float downstream. There are a lot of rocks and at various places of the river I was worry that it would break due to hitting the rock and scraping on rocks. At the end of the 2.5 hrs float, there was clearly scratches but the cooler was solid. Pros: very durable, keep ice for a long time, float in water and water resistant. Looks just like all the expensive brands out there, but fraction of the price Cons: heavy, but expected. Similar weight to other brands.

After doing a lot of researching for a modern, insulating beer cooler, I decided on the Stakol 24 can design for several reasons. First, I was initially attracted to the color (not going to lie). The blue looks exactly as pictured in real life and it's just a very cool looking blue. I also liked the collapsible carrying handle with soft grip be aise the other designs with only side handles are inconvenient for this size. It also features a perfectly placed drain plug, holes in the closure for a lock if you needed, and two spots on the lid for placing your cans. So I was able to give this cooler a great test run this Father's Day weekend. The family and I went camping for 4 days and 3 nights. We have a larger cooler for food and soft drinks, but wanted something more compact and efficient for adult beverages. Camping, we opt into aluminum cans over bottles and this cooler said it could hold up to 24. With a layer of ice, 6 cans, more ice etc etc, I was able to fit 18 cans with 10 lbs of loose ice. The cans started at room temp on my pantry before putting them in. By Monday morning, we had several beers leftover and there was still ice floating in the water. I was very impressed. I can't imagine how long the ice would last with ice cold beer first going into the cooler. A quick learning curve and I might end up using ice blocks with can sleeves and very cold beer before heading out for multi day camping trips. This will definitely be a staple in camping for my family and it's impressive to hold ice for 4 days in Arizona summers while left in the camper or in the shade!