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Mud River Cooler
$29.95 - $34.95
Rip-Stop Nylon Cooler Bag – 6 Can or 12 Can
Built tough for the field, camp, or travel, this rip-stop nylon cooler bag combines durability with convenience. The sealed seam interior keeps contents secure and prevents leaks, while high-quality brass zippers ensure long-lasting performance....
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Rip-Stop Nylon Cooler Bag – 6 Can or 12 Can
Built tough for the field, camp, or travel, this rip-stop nylon cooler bag combines durability with convenience. The sealed seam interior keeps contents secure and prevents leaks, while high-quality brass zippers ensure long-lasting performance. With a structured bottom for stability and a comfortable shoulder strap for easy carrying, this cooler bag is perfect for hunters, campers, and anyone on the go.
Key Features:
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Durable rip-stop nylon construction stands up to heavy use
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Sealed seam interior keeps leaks contained and contents protected
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Strong brass zippers for smooth, reliable closure
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Structured bottom adds support and stability
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Adjustable shoulder strap for comfortable carrying
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Available in 6 can or 12 can sizes
Whether you’re packing drinks for a hunt, a day at camp, or a road trip, this rugged cooler bag is built to perform.
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