Presentation of the Insulated Cooler Bag – Miami Beach
The Insulated Cooler Bag – Miami Beach is a durable and versatile cooler perfect for keeping food and drinks fresh for extended periods. Made of crush-proof polyester, it measures 23 cm in length, 15 cm in width, and 16 cm in height, with a capacity of 10 liters, equivalent to supplying two people.
Unmatched Insulation
Experience unmatched insulation with the Insulated Cooler Bag – Miami Beach’s Arctic insulation, which is 25% thicker than regular coolers, keeping your food and drinks cold for longer. This feature makes it an excellent choice for outdoor activities, road trips, and family picnics.
Design and Functionality
The Insulated Cooler Bag – Miami Beach boasts a sturdy and comfortable shoulder strap, making it easy to carry around. Its interior features a reinforced, 100% waterproof lining, perfect for storing tupperware, water bottles, and fruits. The cooler’s robust and stylish design ensures longevity and versatility, making it an essential addition to your outdoor gear.
Technical Specifications
- Made of crush-proof polyester
- Measures 23 cm in length, 15 cm in width, and 16 cm in height
- 10-liter capacity, equivalent to supplying two people
- Arctic insulation, 25% thicker than regular coolers
- Sturdy and comfortable shoulder strap
- Interior features a reinforced, 100% waterproof lining
- Perfect for storing tupperware, water bottles, and fruits
- Robust and stylish design
The Insulated Cooler Bag – Miami Beach is a must-have for anyone who loves outdoor activities, road trips, or family picnics. Its thick insulation ensures that your food and drinks stay fresh for extended periods, while its durable and stylish design makes it a long-lasting and versatile addition to your gear. This cooler is perfect for keeping your products fresh, even when you’re on the go. With its capacity to maintain the freshness of your food and drinks, this cooler is a game-changer for sports enthusiasts, families on the move, and anyone who enjoys the great outdoors.
