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Hardshell Coolbox

Hardshell Coolbox

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Stays cold for days – up to 72 hours packed with ice
Tough hardshell – shrugs off knocks and weather
Lid seals tight – two rubber T-latches pull it down
Four sizes – from a day out to a club event
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Description

Cooling where there is no socket

The Hardshell Coolbox is a passive cooler: no cable, no compressor, no vehicle power. The cooling comes from the insulation and from whatever you put inside – ice, frozen bottles or ice packs. That's exactly why it works the same everywhere: in the car park on comp day, at training camp, down at the lake or out on the boat.

The manufacturer rates the box at up to 72 hours of cold. That's the best case under ideal conditions – well filled, in the shade, lid kept shut. In practice, three things decide how long it really stays cold: outside temperature, how much ice is in there and how often the lid goes up. Pre-chilled and loaded with a decent amount of ice, you'll get through a long tournament day without trouble – and usually through the night after it too.

Four sizes – which one fits you

The 35 l is the box for a day out for two: drinks and whatever you need for the session outside. At 10 kg empty you can still carry it comfortably on your own. The 45 l is the step up when a barbecue evening or a small group joins in.

The 65 l fits when you're out with a team – comp day with the club, a weekend on the campsite. And the 120 l is the one for multi-day events and big groups: it holds the most, weighs 23 kg empty and therefore rolls on two chunky-tread wheels over gravel and grass. On top of that comes a telescopic pull handle in metal with a rubberised cross grip – you tow the full box behind you like a suitcase instead of carrying it. The honest advice: take the size you'd actually fill on a normal day. A half-empty box cools worse than a full one – and you still have to lug it around.

Built for the outdoors

The outer shell is made from high-density, impact-resistant polyethylene – it doesn't mind knocks, scratches or weather. The lid runs on a hinge and gets pulled firmly onto the all-round seal by two black rubber T-latches on the front. That seal keeps warm air out and makes the box watertight – in the boot, the meltwater stays where it belongs.

You carry it by rope handles made from braided cord with a rubberised grip, fixed to eyelets on the sides. There's also a recessed grip in the front for when you want to lift it on your own. Set into the lid are a ruler and two round recesses as cup holders – the ruler for quick measuring, the recesses for everything that otherwise tips over.

Technical Specifications

Type Passive cooler (hardshell)
Cooling Via insulation and ice / ice packs – no power
Cooling performance up to 72 hours (manufacturer figure)
Material High-density, impact-resistant polyethylene
Colour White
Seal All-round lid seal, watertight
Latches Two rubber T-latches on the front
Lid Hinge, ruler, two cup-holder recesses
Carrying Rope handles with rubberised grip, recessed grip in the front
Size 35 l 59 × 42 × 42 cm (L×W×H), 10 kg
Size 45 l 70 × 43 × 43.5 cm (L×W×H), 13 kg
Size 65 l 81 × 48 × 44.5 cm (L×W×H), 15 kg
Size 120 l 110 × 46 × 54 cm (L×W×H), 23 kg, two wheels, telescopic pull handle
Measurements External dimensions, weight empty

Passive cooler vs. electric 12 V cooler vs. cooler bag

Criterion Hardshell Coolbox (passive) Electric 12 V cooler Cooler bag
Power supply None needed 12 V or mains needed None needed
Cools without a connection Yes, via ice and insulation Only briefly – the cooling ends with the power Yes, for a short while
Active cooling No – keeps cold what goes in cold Yes, actively chills the contents down No
Run time without a socket Long, as long as there's ice inside Ends with the power Short
Toughness Hardshell, impact- and weatherproof Plastic housing with electronics inside Soft material, easily damaged
Noise None Fan or compressor audible None
Weight empty High Medium Very low
Transport Rope handles, 120 l with wheels Carry handles, cable included Shoulder strap, foldable
Typical use Comp day, camping, boat, multi-day Driving and pitches with a connection Shopping, lunch, short trips

If you're out where there's no socket and no vehicle power – comp day, training camp, camping – the passive hardshell is the right call. If you're parked next to a power point anyway, an electric model serves you better: it actively chills the contents instead of just keeping them cold. For a couple of hours of shopping, a cooler bag does the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the coolbox need power?
No. The Hardshell Coolbox is a passive cooler – it cools through the insulation and through whatever you put inside. No cable, no 12 V socket, no fan.
How long does it really stay cold?
The manufacturer figure is up to 72 hours under ideal conditions. In the real world it comes down to three things: how warm it is outside, how much ice is inside and how often the lid goes up. Pre-chill the box, fill it well, park it in the shade – then you'll get a long way.
Do I need ice packs or is ice enough?
Either works. Ice is the simplest solution, frozen bottles do the same job and melt straight into a drink. Ice packs are not a must.
Which size suits me?
35 l for a day out for two, 45 l for a barbecue evening or a small group, 65 l for a comp day with the team or a camping weekend, 120 l for multi-day events and big groups. When in doubt, take the size you'd actually fill on a normal day.
Does the 120 l box really have wheels?
Yes, two wheels with a chunky tread plus a telescopic pull handle in metal with a rubberised cross grip. At 23 kg empty plus contents that's not a luxury – you tow the box behind you like a trolley instead of lugging it.
Is the box tight enough for the boot?
Yes. The all-round seal in the lid gets pulled down firmly by the two rubber T-latches – meltwater stays in, warm air stays out.

Customer reviews

The big one goes in the car whenever we head to a competition. Drinks in, ice on top, lid shut – and in the evening when we pack down, everything's still cold. No cable, no humming, nothing that can fail. That's exactly why I like the thing.

Felix, Founder cross equip
Felix, Founder cross equip

Further information

Additional informations
Brand
cross equip
Weight
23.0 kg
Shipping & Delivery

Our parcel delivery partners:

Small and lightweight parcels are delivered by Swiss Post. We ship larger and heavier parcels via DPD.

Our shipping partner

For larger shipments that need to be transported by truck on pallets, our shipping partner Christian Rüedi AG ensures on-time and damage-free delivery.

We offer reliable and fast shipping so you receive your order as quickly as possible.

  • Delivery times: Our standard delivery times are usually 2–3 business days.
  • Shipping costs: Shipping costs vary depending on the order quantity and delivery address. These are clearly and transparently displayed at checkout.
  • Tracking: After your order has been shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email, which you can use to check the status of your delivery online at any time. Delivery areas: We deliver exclusively to Switzerland.
  • Returns and exchanges: If you are not satisfied with your order, we offer a hassle-free return and exchange policy. Please read our return policy for more information.
  • Our customer service team is happy to assist you with any questions or special requests.