12v Fridges

[Joe5y]

Next week I set off for Le Mans.

I have been looking at 12v fridges to cool beer and beer alone. There are a number of mixed reviews on these, many suggesting that they're pretty rubbish and actually have the opposite effect.

Any recommendations?

TIA

[Joe5y]

Thank you for the advice.

What about buying an inverter 12v - 230v and getting a small fridge or even a small freezer?

[Joe5y]

I'm actually contemplating this - just seems expensive for a cool box!

[Joe5y]

Petrol Only said:

It is expensive for a cool box.

I've got one fill it up on the Friday with 3 bags of ice and first round of beers. Still ice/cold come time to go home Monday after several refills of beer over the weekend.

I'd get the one with wheels bloody heavy loaded. Can be used as a bonus seat.

Have you got this actual make / model?

[Joe5y]

Nigel Worc's said:

I think this is the one I have, they are even cheaper now as there is a new model out

http://www.halfords.com/camping-leisure/camping/co...

Think I'll pop in tomorrow and take a look.

[Joe5y]

Petrol Only said:

Joe5y said:

Have you got this actual make / model?

Same make, slightly different model. Has wheels and extendable handle.

Genuinely impressed with it. Very heavy duty. Don't expect to replace it any time soon.

http://www.charliesdirect.co.uk/coleman-50qt-xtrem...

Edited by Petrol Only on Tuesday 6th June 22:17

Thank you. Before I order, one last question - more in line with PH standards I'd hope. How many cans of beer does it hold?!

[Joe5y]

Output Flange said:

I'm in Le Mans now. It's absolutely roasting. Whatever you were planning to do to keep things cool, turn it up to 11.

We're on our way! Keep those beers cool