[ICAST 2024] The CoolerPak – A New Form of Ice Pack

A cool new product at ICAST 2024 is the CoolerPak, a cool new ice solution for coolers. This is a reusable ice pack that is different than any other on the market, instead of hard plastic these are made of a PVC flexible fabric. This saves you a ton of storage space and weight. When you are done using the CoolerPak you can just drain the water out and fold it up. Saving you a ton of space and weight compared to the traditional bulky solid reusable icepacks. Additionally, these icepacks can come with snaps that can be used to attach the icepacks together or to snaps that you can install into the cooler. That way the icepacks can be locked in place to stay out of the way of whatever food and drink you are keeping cold. Talking about food, the CoolerPak keeps whatever snacks you have dry because there is no meltwater like regular ice.

The CoolerPak comes in 3 different sizes; 7lbs (12″ x 14″ x 1.75″), 10lbs (14″ x 15″ x 17.75″), and 15lbs (12″ x 20″ x 2.5″). These are all made from PVC flexible fabric, and built to be rugged. The fabric is puncture and cut-resistant with welded seams to make sure there are no leaks to soak your food. MSRP for these packs starts at $29.99 and goes up to $44.99 depending on the size. These will be available for purchase this September.

CoolerPak Key Features

• Refillable and Reusable
• Drains when empty
• Folds Away flat for storage with no bulk
• Built-in snaps to attach multiple CoolerPaks together
• It can also be attached to the inside of the cooler using the snaps
• Keeps Food dry – no meltwater
• Puncture Resistant PVC flexible fabric with welded seams
• 3 sizes – 7lbs (12″ x 14″ x 1.75″), 10lbs (14″ x 15″ x 17.75″), 15lbs (12″ x 20″ x 2.5″)
• MSRP – 7 lb – $29.99, 10 lb – $34.99, 15 lb – $44.99
• Available – September 1st, 2024

Special thanks to the CoolerPak staff here at ICAST 2024, and stick around for more ICAST 2024 coverage.

Eugene L.

Eugene L. is currently a writer for OutdoorHub who has chosen not to write a short bio at this time.