KYSEK ECSECRW075L02 The Ultimate Ice Chest Extreme Cold Cooler, White/Red, 75L

100L kysek one of the best coolers if seen.I Pre-cooled the cooler before a hurricane for 2 days with ice, then topped it off, i kept then kept it inside where the temp was around 74degrees, it kept ice for nearly 11 days i then dumped what was left maybe 20 lbs, nothing but ice in the cooler. so does it keep ice for a long time, yes. is it heavy hell yes could one person carry it empty, no, but that's the beauty of having the cooler with wheels.

Amazing quality and I love the hauler wheels. The stickers are really hard to take off but other than that I love it. I did a lot of research and I wanted a yetti but thy are so heavy and all the accessories are just as pricey. I saw tremendous value in all the features in the Kysek from the wheels, beer openers and slip resistant lid and bottom. Watch the YouTube videos...it helped me. Again... Advertising stickers are very hard to remove but the actual cooler is awesome.

This is a beast of a cooler. Super strong, well designed, full of features. I have had lots of coolers and this one has the best closures of any of them. Easy to close and easy to open, yet has a very positive closure. The size is bigger than other 35 qt/ltr coolers - it is the extra thick insulation.

Very well built, love the wheels, better than most on the market, ice stays about 5 days in Florida heat, sitting on front of a boat in the sun. Also bought the cushion for it makes a great seat.

Cooler seems nice, very heavy. Rope handles seem to be a little light given the cooler weight and they ate riveted it. Not sure how they would be replaced if they should break or wear out. Ice retention seems pretty good, we'll see when hot weather rolls around this Summer. Wheels are a great feature for transporting a heavy cooler, even heavier when filled.

After my third try with the Kysek 35L there is no comparison to the Yeti. First one leaked that I ordered from Costco. The 2nd and 3rd from Amazon had a poor finish, had spots all over the cooler and the handles are flimsy. Wheels are inconvenient when using on the boat.The Yeti 65 is a far superior cooler. Kysek held ice for couple of days and the Yeti much longer with minimal effort. I do like the larger drain on the Kysek however the drain chain does not function well at all. It will fall out without effort when opening the large valve.Forget about saving a few bucks. Go with the Yeti, you won't be disappointed.

Side by side comparison between this and the 70qt made me glad I went with the 50qt. At the 50qt size it’s HUGE, heavy and big enough for most common needs. The longest I’ve had ice in it is 6 straight days, but that was sitting (locked up with the cable attachment of course) in the bed of my truck in the central Texas heat. It normally fills up with at 24 pack of canned beer, a 12 pack of bottled water and bout 30ish lbs of ice. Again, this thing is HEAVY, but the wheels make it super easy to move around. Lifting is another story.

Keeps things cold and is great quality for the $$. If you plan to walk with it don't, these are heavy durable coolers!