Why Grizzly Coolers?
Grizzly Coolers are proudly made in the USA in Decorah, Iowa. With features you won’t find anywhere else and superior quality, Grizzly is the outdoor everything cooler. Whether you’re spending a week at hunting camp, on the water trying to land that next lunker, looking for adventure on the trail, tailgating before the big game, or relaxing at base camp the Grizzly is the OUTDOOR EVERYTHING COOLER!
ROTOMOLDED COOLERS
Grizzly Coolers are made of rotationally molded plastic, which allows us to make our coolers strong and provide optimum performance. The rotomolding process makes sure that each part has a consistent wall thickness and is free of imperfections, and that the products we deliver will hold up to the toughest abuse.
IGBC BEAR RESISTANT CERTIFIED
We put our Grizzly Coolers through strict IGBC Bear Resistance testing to make sure that your products are kept safe, and the animals are kept safe as well. When bears and other animals tear into and eat out of coolers, what they ingest can be harmful to them, and even kill them. It is of the utmost importance that your items and the animal are kept safe from harm. All Grizzly Coolers have been tested and certified by the IGBC, and provide optimum safety, durability, and performance, even under the most extreme conditions.
What makes a cooler bear poof?
ICE RETENTION
Grizzly Coolers
aren’t only protective against the animals in the wilderness; they are protective against the heat of the sun as well. Our coolers have gone through extensive testing to make sure they hold ice the longest, and in the most extreme conditions. Each of the Grizzly Coolers has been fully tested for ice retention, and we believe our products exceed the levels set by other coolers. If you need a cooler that will keep things cold for the long journeys, the extended trips, and those intensely heated adventures, then Grizzly Coolers are the ones you need.
Testing Process: 90 degree climate controlled room and the cooler is filled with cubed ice. The cooler is opened twice a day to monitor the ice levels, frequency is increased as the ice is closer to being melted.
