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Marmot x The Venture Out Project Soft Cooler (Spring 2023)
Marmot
Marmot x The Venture Out Project Soft Cooler (Spring 2023)
$44.97
Description

　　You can now keep the entire 24-pack cold at the campsite with the Marmot x The Venture Out Project soft cooler. Enjoy your day hiking, exploring, or swimming in the lake knowing that there's more than enough ice cold ones waiting for you back at camp. With a padded shoulder strap, you can easily bring this soft cooler along for short hikes or beach picnics to keep drinks and snacks cold for the whole family or the whole crew. With wrapped rainbow accents on the cooler, you can keep your drinks cool and show your pride and support of the LGBQT+ community.

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Description
Brand:
Marmot
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
M14045
Color:
TVOP Stripe
Weight:
1 lb 12.9 oz / 820.0 g
Volume:
1098 cu in / 18.0 liters
Other Features:
  • PEVA waterproof lining with reinforced waterproof seams will ensure that your cooler is fully leakproof and the outside remains dry
  • EVA foam insulation keeps the contents of your cooler cold
  • The cooler can handle a capacity of 24 cans
  • Large flip-top zipper makes packing and unpacking the cooler easy
  • Adjustable padded shoulder strap allows you to comfortably carry the cooler over your shoulder when it's fully packed down
  • Coated mesh zippered pocket under the lid gives you extra, easy-access storage for small snacks and cooler essentials
  • The vertical sides make it easy to load the cooler up with drinks and snacks
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