XD Series SoftPak Ice Chest Cooler
The Made in USA SoftPak you know and love just got a lot better. The XD Series is our best soft cooler to date and is bigger than the 12-Can XD Series. Featuring a textured, polyester shell that's not only more durable and better looking but is also resistant to stains, fading, mildew and bacteria. It's used by some of the top boat manufacturers in the world. The new water-resistant YKK zipper is a significant step above the Standard Series SoftPak zippers and keeps the cold air in and hot air out. Beefier hardware and buckles provide even more durability while the padded shoulder strap makes transporting the cooler even easier.
This American-made cooler is tough as nails and keeps ice for up to 24 hours in 120 degree heat. With nearly an inch of insulation, this beverage cooler keeps your drinks frosty cold.
- JLJohn Lipscomb I.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars3 days agoSoft cooler
Lobe that this is made in America. Good looking cooler. Could use some more insulation as the ice melted faster than I expected. I would still recommend it for a day at the beach or the lake.
- KKVVerified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoSo Good I bought a second one
Excellent cooler--use it for baseball tournament weekends in Texas. Easy to carry, tough exterior and everything stays cold....also its big on the inside. Came back and bought the smaller version just to keep around.
- GGilbertoRated 1 out of 5 stars2 months ago1 Star
This Bison cooler does keep beer cold but it sweats from the bottom when adding ice
- RMRonald M.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars11 months agoWorks great.
Used for the first time on our boat in 98 degree heat for approx 5 hours and everything stayed perfectly cold. Ice packs were still frozen solid. We love this.
- BHBrent H.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars11 months agoBison is my brand of cooling Products!
Works great just like all the other soft coolers I’ve bought in the past can’t go wrong with Bison. There tumblers are awesome too I’ve ordered 6 now.
