80 Quart Party Cooler, Rolling Ice Chest with Wheels and Handles for Indoor Outdoor Patio

I got a similar one of these by a different company 4 years ago. It was retro cherry red and I loved it for its look and features. But the paint began to chip after 2 years and there was no way to match it. So i wanted an unpainted one that still looked sharp. By the photos, this one seemed to fit the bill. But how would it look in person? It turned out even a little better looking. The wood grain is very handsome and the black top cover it a fine contrast. How about putting it together? It was just 8 steps (some with multiple actions). Under 30 screws. Overall, not difficult. Took 2 of us about 30 minutes. The one concern i had -- no extra screws provided. If even one of the screws had gotten lost or been defective, I'd have had to contact the seller and wait days to finish the project. But fortunately, all the screws were intact and worked fine. As for the design: the x-shaped crosspieces were a nice touch that added extra sturdiness. In my last cooler when I opened the water drain much of it got into the bottom shelf. Since that shelf had a lip, the water would collect. It was teh first place on the cooler that rusted. And extra beer I stored on that shelf -- the casing got soggy and gross. I like how this cooler has the basket style bottom shelf. This holds the extra stuff, BUT also allows water from the cool drain or elsewhere to drain out from the shelf. Much better! Additionally, the cooler drain spout on this one is about half an inch longer than my former one, conveying the water away from the cooler and its bottom shelf. And it has a chain connected to the cap, so that it doesn't get lost. They think of everything! (It also sits pretty low in the cooling area so it will get most of the water out). The wheels (two of which lock) are large and operate easily. The bottle opener is large and sturdy (and stainless steel). The removable cap catcher under it is a great idea. The lid is heavy but opens easily ina couple different ways. I do recommend getting a cover for it. (Even with a cover, my last cooler like this took rain water and some debris. I actually put TWO covers on mine now). Well, I love this one. And expect it to last longer without the painted parts, and with those X-shaped cross pieces, and the draining basket style shelf. Really glad so far that I bought this particular one.

Looked around quite a bit for a somewhat affordable cooler of good quality. Although we haven't had the occasion to use it yet, it assembled easily, moves around well and looks great in my lanai. Bottle opener could have been a better quality as it looks like it won't survive very long.

This 60 qt stand-up cooler has completely upgraded our gatherings. It holds a ton of drinks, keeps ice frozen for hours, and the built-in bottle opener with cap catcher is such a convenient touch. The height makes it easy to access without bending over, and the wheels make it a breeze to move around, even when fully loaded. Sturdy, stylish, and functional — exactly what I needed for backyard BBQs and tailgates. Highly recommend! Does not leak and the color has held strong!

Easy set up although was missing a screw. Nice color and holds a lot of drinks. No leaking. Lightweight when empty. Like the breaks in the wheels. One star off for missing a screw and making getting it more work than having to go to the hardware store.

High quality, easy to assemble and looks great!

Exactly as expected. First - it’s not a Yeti. It’s not going to keep food cold for 3 days. It’s a drink cooler. The lid doesn’t seal (there’s a small gap between the halves under the hinge) but that keeps it from molding. It also isn’t massively thick or overly insulated. I filled it with drinks, dumped a bag of ice in, and the ice was gone in ~30hrs or so. But the drinks stayed drinkable cold for a couple days. It was super easy to build, though I wish it didn’t come packed in styrofoam. There are better packaging materials that don’t make a mess. But it assembled super easy, the instructions were amazing. Some of the bolts are long, but the included Allen wrench will take a lot of turns. A ~5mm Allen bit and an electric screwdriver made super quick work of it. The drain hole in the back is super handy. When the melted ice water gets too deep inside, I roll it over to the flower pots and crack the drain and roll it down the line and water the flowers. Works great!! Also, the locking casters hold crazy tight. So tight you can’t really unlock with your toe, but I’d rather they hold firm. Build quality is really solid. My kids were watering and rolled it off patio and the whole thing crashed over. Couldn’t find a scratch. Thought they would ruin it, but it’s just fine. Super surprised but it held together perfectly! Overall, I totally recommend it. Such a great addition to our summer patio time!

Very pleased with the look of this patio cooler. Husband put it together rather quickly. It looks expensive and so much nicer than the metal looking ones. I bought a separate cover for it to keep the AZ sun off of it. Very spacious inside and will hold a lot of beverages. The wheels work great and it rolls around very nicely. One of the top knob handles was broken. Emailed the company, got a quick response and they sent out two new knobs in a week or so. Great customer service.

For the money it's fine. Basically it had imperfections like minor dents and the construction quality is on the cheap side. As for insulation, it's not great. Don't expect all day ice outside above 80 degrees. In general it looks nicer than a plastic cooler but that's the main selling point. It looks good but don't expect all day ice our defect free delivery. Other complaint was no matter how much I tightened the drain spout, it dripped throughout the day as ice melted into water.

Love the product...looks amazing However when it arrived there was a dent in it so that was a little disappointing