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When it comes to rolling coolers, the Rovr RollR 60 is easily our favorite. It's the only model we tested that has actual pneumatic tires instead of cylindrical plastic chunks labeled as wheels. You can pump them up just like your car or bicycle tires, giving you the freedom to run over the same types of terrain. While other models often have tiny wheels, rigid wheels, low clearance, or narrow, uncomfortable handles, the Rovr is what a wheeled chest should be. It has a broad handle featuring comfortable and functional rubber grips on either end, making it a breeze to stroll down the sidewalk, through the grass, and across the beach with this box in tow. The Rovr also boasts solid, durable construction, hefty latches, and integrated hinges to help it last through countless picnics and get-togethers. If that's not enough, it also comes standard with some of the most useful features we've seen &#40;no extra purchase required&#41;, including a large, removable dry bin and a giant dry storage box that attaches to the lid and literally doubles the amount of stuff you can haul. You can put everything you need for the barbecue in and on this cooler and wheel it to the park with one hand. Feeling fancy? You can also pick up the handy bike attachment and tow the Rovr behind your bicycle. It costs extra, but we bought it, tried it, and now we can't imagine life without it.
The most crucial aspect of any wheeled model is how easily it gets you there, which the Rovr does spectacularly. That said, it lags a little in the insulation department compared to some intense rivals, which is likely due to the imperfect seal between the top of the body and lid. It is important to remember that you're probably not interested in taking a wheeled chest on a ten-day rafting trip or a three-week road trip, but rather to the picnic down the road or a tailgating party. We think the latches are a bit stiff to manipulate but can become easy to learn with some practice. After using it for years now, this rolling icebox is like nothing we've ever experienced before and is the only one that our friends request to cart around.

The Rovr RollR 60 is easily our rolling favorite. It's the only model we tested that has actual pneumatic tires instead of cylindrical plastic chunks labeled as wheels. You can pump them up just like your car or bicycle tires, giving you the freedom to run over the same types of terrain. While other models often have tiny wheels, rigid wheels, low clearance, or narrow, uncomfortable handles, the Rovr is what a wheeled chest should be. It has a broad handle featuring comfortable and functional rubber grips on either end, making it a breeze to stroll down the sidewalk, through the grass, and across the beach with this box in tow. The Rovr also boasts solid, durable construction, hefty latches, and integrated hinges to help it last through countless picnics and get-togethers. If that's not enough, it also comes standard with some of the most useful features we've seen &#40;no extra purchase required&#41;, including a large, removable dry bin and a giant dry storage box that attaches to the lid and literally doubles the amount of stuff you can haul. You can put everything you need for the barbecue in and on this cooler and wheel it to the park with one hand. Feeling fancy? You can also pick up the handy bike attachment and tow the Rovr behind your bicycle. It costs extra, but we bought it, tried it, and now we can't imagine life without it.
The most crucial aspect of any wheeled model is how easily it gets you there, which the Rovr does spectacularly. That said, it lags a little in the insulation department compared to some intense rivals, which is likely due to the imperfect seal between the top of the body and lid. It is important to remember that you're probably not interested in taking a wheeled chest on a ten-day rafting trip or a three-week road trip, but rather to the picnic down the road or a tailgating party. We think the latches are a bit stiff to manipulate but can become easy to learn with some practice. After using it for years now, this rolling icebox is like nothing we've ever experienced before and is the only one that our friends request to cart around.
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