Naturehike Hard Cooler

Description

The Naturehike 18-liter hard cooler is sized for a day trip or a one-night camp: big enough for drinks and lunch for a small group, small enough to carry with one hand. It holds about 18 liters (19 quarts), roughly twenty 330 ml cans, and weighs about 2.55 kg (5.6 lb) empty. Three insulating layers with 1-inch PU foam keep the cold in, and the lid is strong enough to sit on.

Cold drinks at the end of the day, not just the start

Soft coolers are light, but the ice is gone by mid-afternoon. A hard cooler with thick foam walls buys you hours. Naturehike builds this one in three layers: a food-grade PP liner, a 1-inch PU foam core and a food-grade PE outer shell. The supplier rates it for up to 48 hours of cold retention, and in practice that number depends on how full it is, how often you open it and how hot the day gets.

Features

• 18 L (19 qt) capacity. About twenty 330 ml cans, or lunch and drinks for three or four people.
• Three-layer insulation. PP liner, 1-inch PU foam and PE outer shell.
• Doubles as a seat. The lid supports up to 165 lb (75 kg).
• Folding carry handle. One-hand carry, folds flat against the lid.
• Food-grade liner. Smooth inner walls that wipe clean.
• Three colors. Yellow, khaki and green.

Hard cooler specifications

Choosing a color

All three colors share the same shell, insulation and size. Yellow is easy to spot on a crowded beach, khaki matches a neutral camp setup and green blends into the woods. Pick the one that suits your gear.

Where this hard cooler fits

Day hikes to a picnic spot, fishing trips, beach afternoons, tailgates and overnight car camping. For longer trips, pack it full and pre-chilled, and keep it in the shade. Pair it with our Night Cat pop-up camping tent for an easy overnight, or explore the full camping collection.

Getting the most cold time

Chill the cooler overnight with a bag of ice before the trip. Load it with cold food and drinks, fill empty space with ice, and keep the lid closed as much as possible. Open it in the shade and drain meltwater only when the ice is gone, since cold water still helps.

Care and maintenance

Empty and rinse the hard cooler after each use with warm water and mild soap. Dry it with the lid open before storage to prevent odors. Avoid harsh solvents on the outer shell.

Frequently asked questions

How long does this hard cooler keep ice?
Naturehike rates it for up to 48 hours. Real results depend on pre-chilling, how full it is and the outside temperature.

Can I sit on it?
Yes. The lid supports up to 165 lb (75 kg).

How many cans fit?
About twenty 330 ml cans, with less room if you add ice.

Is it safe for food?
The liner and outer shell are food-grade PP and PE, and the smooth walls are easy to clean.

How should I store food around wildlife?
Keep the lid shut and the hard cooler in your car or a bear box at night. The Leave No Trace principles explain why food storage protects both you and the animals.