CaterGator CG200HG 210 Qt. Hunter Green Rotomolded Extreme Outdoor Cooler / Ice Chest

Ice retention relies on a variety of variables, including ice quality, type of ice (cubed, crushed, dry, blocked), ice quantity, environment, sunlight exposure, and much more. Due to the diversity of external factors and the lack of industry standards for ice retention measurement, precise timeline claims are difficult to accurately predict. Often these ice retention claims (X number of days) are generated from simulated environments and are not practical in the real world. These high performance CaterGator coolers, however, offer virtually indestructible, triple insulated polyethylene construction that, given our thorough testing, offer unbeatable ice retention for all your adventures. To maximize your ice retention, minimize exposure to direct sunlight and other impacting variables.

No. These coolers are designed to remain right side up. The weight of the lid, the gasket, and locking the latches creates the seal. Once tipped, this weakens the seal of the lid gasket and can cause water to seep out.

To release the vacuum seal on your cooler, slightly twist open the drain plug to release the pressure, then open the lid. Be sure to do this in a location where any drained liquid won’t damage flooring. Once the lid is open, fully tighten the drain plug to prevent further leaking.

Rotomolding is a process used to create a solid, seamless plastic lid and body. This method ensures greater impact resistance and long-term durability compared to traditional hollow-core plastic coolers with seams. As a result, CaterGator coolers will not warp, crack, sweat, or leak, and they will keep contents cold for extended periods.