Cooler
When you're using a cooler to store your food and drinks, you live and die (sometimes literally!) by the amount of ice you have on hand. Is the campground store sold out? Looks like your beer isn't going to be cold that night. Did someone leave the cooler lid open? Better sniff that hamburger and make sure it hasn't turned.
Overland Refrigerator
With an Overland Refrigerator, your food stays safe and your drinks stay cold as long as you have power. With AC/ DC power options and solar panel capability, you'll have enough juice to power your Overland Refrigerator no matter where your adventures take you.
Cooler vs. Overland Refrigerator
I know what you're thinking: "Isn't an Overland Refrigerator much more expensive than a cooler?" And at first glance, you're right. But aren't you forgetting something? How much ice do you need to fill your cooler? If you use your cooler a lot, the price of ice can add up quickly.
Take a look below to see just how fast you can make up the price difference when you do one simple thing: forget the ice.
45L YETI® vs 45L Overland Refrigerator
- Two 20lb Bags of Ice to Chill Contents
- Avg. Price - $3.75/20lb Bag
- $7.50 Per Trip
- 74 Trips to Break Even
65L YETI® vs 65L Overland Refrigerator
- Three 20lb Bags of Ice to Chill Contents
- Avg. Price - $3.75/20lb Bag
- $11.25 Per Trip
- 63 Trips to Break Even
125L YETI® vs 130L Overland Refrigerator
- Five 20lb Bags of Ice to Chill Contents
- Avg. Price - $3.75/20lb Bag
- $18.75 Per Trip
- 35 Trips to Break Even