CozyCooler
Over the years, you've probably owned dozens, if not hundreds, of coolers in an effort to keep your onboard drinks drinkably cool.
March 30, 2006
Over the years, you've probably owned dozens, if not hundreds, of coolers in an effort to keep your
onboard drinks drinkably cool. Some of the coolers may have been better than others, but they all
had one thing in common - they all needed to be filled, and constantly replenished, with ice. Ice
that had to be purchased, and when it melted, had a tendency to leak out of the less-effective
coolers and drench your upholstery. But that hasn't been a problem since the Cozycooler came on
board.
The Cozycooler's a soft-sided cooler that comes with a pair of preformed plastic freeze
packs. You put the freeze packs in the freezer overnight, then put them in the Cozycooler.
Depending on the setup, the Cozycooler can hold a dozen 12-ounce cans or six 12-ounce bottles (even
longnecks), or even a combination of cans and bottles. And it keeps those cans and bottles cold.
Torture testing in Texas in August shows that the Cozycooler can keep its contents drinkably cold
for hours, even in direct sunlight. Priced at just $19.95 (www.cozycooler.com), it's perfectly sensible to order a
pair or a trio to keep on board, and they'll pay for themselves in ice savings in a matter of
weeks.
