Travel cooler
Weights4me
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For those who may not know, I have a 16 year old son who does travel baseball (catcher). This weekend is taking me to UConn, and I'm thinking ahead to food prep/travel.
I'm pretty sure they exist... Does anyone have, or can recommend, a cooler that actually plugs into an energy source (preferably car AND wall) that I can keep my food cold? I love that hotels have refrigerators (and microwaves) but they're usually not big enough to house my food and his water. In June I'll be gone for almost two weeks straight. TIA!
I'm pretty sure they exist... Does anyone have, or can recommend, a cooler that actually plugs into an energy source (preferably car AND wall) that I can keep my food cold? I love that hotels have refrigerators (and microwaves) but they're usually not big enough to house my food and his water. In June I'll be gone for almost two weeks straight. TIA!
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Coleman (don't know if they have then in the USA) in Canada they are very popular. I know they have the coolers that plug in the car and wall outlets0
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We have used coolers like this and I would warn you to keep expectations low. If the temperature outside is significantly warmer than the temperature you're aiming for in the cooler, we've found they don't work very well.
IMO you're better off with ice packs, but maybe you'll have a better experience!0
