When only the best will do – go Grizzly!
The “Top Gun” of ice chests for your camping needs.
Are you worthy of a Grizzly cooler? Do you deserve the best of the best? Can you afford the best?
A cooler is an essential piece of camping equipment that has a very important job, and it’s not just as an ice chest.
The makers of Grizzly ice chest coolers have taken quality materials, sturdy construction, and design simplicity to the next level. If it’s not necessary to get the job done – you won’t find it on a Grizzly cooler.
You know the best when you see it.
Here is what the company promos say about their line of Grizzly coolers, from their 16-qt shoulder strap tote-able to their massive Grizzly Extreme 400:
- Designated the “Outdoor Everything Cooler,” Grizzly coolers are designed to accommodate any outdoor activity. From hunting and fishing game storage to extreme camping food storage.
- Tested and designated “Bear Proof,” (with the use of shackle padlocks), by the IGBC testing protocols.
- 19-day ice retention* – that is the company claim, but even if it’s exaggerated by a week – that’s still an impressive ice-holding ability.
- 3/16-inch UV stable polyethylene double-wall construction sandwiching their proprietary “ecomate” foam insulation.
- .625-inch thick rubber lid gasket guarantees an airtight lid-to-body seal.
- Channeled bottom with a 2″ drain
- Heavy-duty, non-corrosive rubberized T-Handle latches with mold-in brass attachment points.
- Integrated heavy-duty handles strong enough to also be used for tie-down points.
Of course that all sounds good, and what else would you expect a company to say, but when you get a good look at one of these premium ice chests, or actually use one, you quickly discover that a Grizzly cooler lives up to the hype!

No bells and whistles to look shiny or break, or stuff you don’t need – just the best construction and durability available.
All Grizzly Coolers are American made and come with a Lifetime guarantee!
Since a “review” should include pros and cons – I could only find one “Con” with the Grizzly coolers – they are heavy. But considering the purpose and lifetime guarantee; is that really a “Con”?
A Grizzly cooler isn’t for the faint of heart, and they aren’t cheap, ($200 – $800), but if you’re man enough, and your wallet is fat enough – nobody will mistake you for a weekend warrior when they see this piece of gear in your boat or campsite!
Note:All shopping links are my own Amazon affiliate links – which I only use to recommend good, quality camping gear – Gus
Grizzly coolers are available in four sizes and a variety of colors:
*Click the image for price and availability
- Grizzly 16Capacity:
20- 12 oz. cans: 16 – 12 oz. bottles
10- 20 oz. bottles; 20 lbs of game
SIZE – Weight: 11.5 lbs.
20” wide x 11.5” deep x 14.5” height - Check price and availability
- Grizzly 60 Capacity:
78 – 12 oz. cans: 42 – 12 oz. bottles
40 – 20 oz. bottles; 48 lbs of game
SIZE – Weight: 25.75 lbs.,
28.5” wide x 20” deep x 19.75” height - Check price and availability
- Grizzly 150
Capacity:
150 – 12 oz. cans: 162 – 12 oz. bottles
132 – 20 oz. bottles; 122 lbs of game
SIZE – Weight: 54 lbs.
48.5” wide x 22.5” deep, 20.5” height - Check price and availability
- Grizzly 400 Capacity:
500 – 12 oz. cans: 300 – 12 oz. bottles
200 – 20 oz. bottles; 350 lbs of game
SIZE – Weight: 90 lbs., 54.5” wide x 30.75” deep, 32” height
(The Grizzly 400 Cooler is said to hold up to 3 quartered elk) - Check price and availability
- Camping Tips – Pre-cool Your Camp Cooler
- Camp Meals – How to Pack Smart
- Camp Meals – Planning Your Camping Menu
- Campfire Cooking Checklist
- Camp Tools and Accessories Checklist
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