Name: RoadPro RP5370 Electric Cooler Bag - Soft Sided, Portable, Black and Gray, 12V
SKU: rp5370
Price: 106.49 USD
Availability: InStock

ROADPRO part description

Features & Benefits

Cleaning This Electric Cooler Bag Can Be Done Simply By Using a So Feet Damp Cloth According To The Manual Guide (Included)
Cools 35 Degrees Below Ambient Temperature for Refreshing Drinks and Snacks While On The Go
Dual Carry Handles and An Adjustable Shoulder Strap for Easy Travel
Heavy-Duty Insulation and Powered Via 12-Volt Port To Serve As a Portable Car Cooler
Holds a Half-Case of 12-Ounce Cans for Plenty of Cold Beverages On Hand for Tailgating or While On The Boat
Insulated Design Keeps Contents Cool Even After Unplugging So You Can Enjoy Cold Drinks Off-Grid On The Beach or At The CamPSIte
No Need for Ice and No Dealing with The Water That Melting Ice Leaves Behind
Pliable and Packable Cooler Bag Plugs Directly Into a 12-Volt Power Port To Keep Drinks and Food Cold While Traveling
So Feet Cooler Bag Can Be Collapsed for Smaller Footprint When Packing for Your Trip

For almost 50 years, RoadPro® has been supplying general travel merchandise and auto accessories for the automotive and trucking industry. Its products are designed primarily to provide safety, comfort, convenience, and leisure at great value. When the company started, it only focused on providing quality CB accessories, including antennas, mounts, cabling, and power accessories. Over the years, it realized the evolving needs of professional drivers for products that can keep them safe, comfortable, and connected. RoadPro responded to this by expanding its product portfolio, which is now categorized into three: Truck and Auto Supplies, Mobile Electronics, and Travel Gear. All these products are sure to bring the comforts of home to the road.

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)