Refrigerators

The choice of a portable cooler depends on the environment and access to electricity.
For the beach, a cooler with high insulation is vital to combat direct sun and sand.
For camping or the mountains, look for shock resistance and a hermetic seal.
For boating or fishing, our Marine range coolers are ideal due to their resistance to corrosion and sun exposure.

The capacity in liters of a cooler indicates the actual internal volume.
To calculate it easily: A 20-30 liter portable cooler is ideal for couples or day trips (bottles fit upright).
If you are looking for a family cooler or for several days, choose models from 45 to 60 liters, which allow you to load food, drinks, and enough ice to maintain the temperature.

Yes, our portable coolers are made with high-density injected polyurethane foam and thermal gaskets on the lid. Depending on the model (rigid or rotomolded), they can keep ice for 24 hours to 5 days, ensuring fresh food even in summer.

Yes. Weight is a key factor, which is why we design ergonomic solutions.
For heavy loads, we recommend our all-terrain wheeled coolers with telescopic handles.
For light or individual loads, our models with sturdy top handles or shoulder straps are the most comfortable and agile option.

For a family, we recommend a hard cooler between 40 and 50 liters.
This size offers the perfect balance: enough height for 2-liter bottles, space for lunchboxes, and separate areas for ice, without being impossible to move from the car to the campsite.

It depends on the length of your trip.
Conventional hard coolers are perfect for getaways where you don't have access to power outlets; their passive insulation is extremely efficient.
If you're traveling in a van or car and going on very long journeys, a thermoelectric cooler (12V connection) can be a great complement to maintain constant cold while driving.