BroBible Essentials: The Ninja FrostVault™ Hard Cooler Was The Perfect Companion For My Weekend At The Beach

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This past weekend, my wife and I traveled from Milwaukee to the other side of Lake Michigan to enjoy the sandy dunes of western Michigan. With any beach days, there comes planning out what to bring: towels, chairs, sunblock (that I neglected to use and am now paying the price), and plenty of refreshments. Transporting food and drink to the beach can be a real problem if you’re not prepared. Thanks to the Ninja FrostVault™ Hard Cooler, I never have that problem anymore.

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The FrostVault not only preserves ice and keeps everything at food-safe temperatures for days, but also offers a separate Dry Zone that receives the same cold temps so you can keep food cold without sogging it out.

Here’s what we did: ice and ice packs went in on the bottom of the main compartment followed by beverages. Sandwiches in the snacks went in the dry zone. All of the beverages remained ice cold for the day, and all of the food remained perfectly cold and untarnished.

Here’s the craziest part: when we were packing the ice, we realized that we didn’t have a ton of ice packs and didn’t want to deal with loose ice. So, we put ice cubes in plastic food storage bags. At the end of the day, we got back to the house to discover that NONE of the ice had melted. I’ve never seen a performance from a cooler like this.

I got a hold of one of these coolers a few months ago while I was on the road and I’ve been obsessed with it ever since. Naturally, my wife and I have covered it with stickers from breweries, bars, and national parks from around the country as a tribute to the good times we’ve had.

Ninja FrostVault™ Hard Cooler

Ninja FrostVault Hard Cooler

Buy 30qt cooler at Ninja – $199.99

Buy 50qt cooler at Ninja – $249.99

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Tom Conroy is a journalist-turned-copywriter for BroBible. He is an NYC native, Marquette University alum, and current resident of Milwaukee, which means he spends a great deal of time screaming about the Yankees between bites of cheese curds and sips of Spotted Cow.