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Popular Questions and Answers About the Best Ice Chests

by Willie Boykin WillieBoykin

 Popular Questions and Answers About the Best Ice Chests

Ask any seasoned adventurist, hiker, or camper about gears, and there’s a good chance that their setup would have a place for not just a good, but the best ice cooler. Because logistics and sustenance are a huge deal while on the road, having the ability to carry a large amount of food and drink while keeping them freshly preserved and cold is highly valued.

That just so happens to be a task that the best coolers on the market are designed to do.

But even then, there are many different things about these ice chests that can be puzzling. Our readers have forwarded to our team a lot of interesting questions over the years about coolers. In this article, we have chosen the best ones along with their answers to help you learn more about the Best Coolers For Camping out there.

  • What Is a Rotomolded Cooler?

This is a very common question.

Rotomold is shorthand for rotational molding, which is a construction method that the best cooler brands use to make their coolers more durable. This construction method is only used for the very high-end coolers and is superior to every other shape-forming technique used in the industry right now. 

In brief, a rotomolded cooler starts as molten plastic poured into a mold. This mold is then rotated at a programmed speed so that the liquefied plastic sticks to the walls of the mold, producing an even body with a consistent thickness throughout. This consistency is the exact reason why rotomolded coolers are so strong: because the entire body is technically symmetrical all around, there are virtually no weak spots that are more susceptible to cracking and breakage than others.

As a result, the most heavy duty and highest quality coolers on the market are rotomolded. Additionally, these best hard sided coolers tend to also have very thick walls, which also help with performance because the thick insulated walls serve as another insulation layer from the outside environment.

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  • Should I Pre-Chill My Cooler?

Definitely. It really doesn’t matter how good your cooler is ‒ if you want to get the best performance from your cooler, then make sure to pre-chill it with disposable ice packs for at least 12 hours before proper usage . After 12 hours, check the internal temperature of your cooler to make sure that it is ice cold, and if the ice has partially melted, then dump everything and fill the cooler with fresh ice.

It also helps to pre-chill your food and drink before you put them into the cooler. A lot of ice will be wasted just to chill these kinds of items.

  • How Much Ice Should I Put Into the Cooler?

A good number to keep in mind is a 2:1 ratio between ice and contents. This number will work with any cooler there is. However, while you’re packing, make sure that you pack the cooler up tight, with as little air as possible, for the best performance.

Additionally, if you plan to bring water bottles along with you, we recommend that you cool them until they are ice frozen within your fridge, first. These bottles will also act as an ad-hoc ice block to help with cooling down other things. When the ice bottles melt, you will still have clean water to drink.

Conclusion

These are the most frequently asked questions that we’ve received from you, our readers! We hope that you have learned a thing or two from this about how to make your cooler is one of the Best Coolers In The World.

Don’t be shy to send to our editorial team any questions you may have, and we will try to get back to you as quickly as possible.


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