45-Can Fold-Flat Cooler, Black
4.6(1158 ratings)
45 cans · Two decks · Folds flat
$26.99at our retail partner
Four bodies · 35 and 45 cans · 22 L and 28 L
Fold-flat soft coolers
The bags that live in the car. Square when loaded, two inches thick when they are not, and sealed tightly enough that a whole bag of ice can melt without leaving the liner.
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35-Can Fold-Flat Cooler, Grey
4.6(1158 ratings)
35 cans · 22 L · Folds flat
$19.96at our retail partner
35-Can Fold-Flat Cooler, Midnight Black
4.6(1158 ratings)
35 cans · Folds flat · Everyday black
$17.98at our retail partner
45-Can Fold-Flat Cooler, Storm Gray
4.6(1158 ratings)
45 cans · 28 L · Biggest soft body
$26.99at our retail partner
About this range
The collapsible line is the core of what we make. A 35-can body is a day at the beach for two people, or the weekly shop coming home in July; a 45-can body is a cookout, a boat, or the kind of afternoon where people keep arriving. Both fold to the same slim slab, which is the part that decides whether a cooler gets used or forgotten.
Every body in this family uses the same interior: a heat-pressed PEVA bucket with no stitch holes, an upper deck so food never rides on the ice, and an exterior bungee for the blanket you always end up carrying separately.
Questions about this range
Does folding it damage the insulation?
No. The foam is closed-cell and the liner is designed to fold at set points — the bags are built to live folded between trips. Dry the inside before you fold it and it will keep its shape for years.
35 or 45 cans?
Count the people rather than the cans. Two to four people for a day out is a 35-can body; five and up, or any trip where food shares the bag with drinks, is worth the 45.
Not sure which size?
The ice notes work through can counts, litres and the packing order that keeps the last can cold.