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Igloo Overland 25 QT Ice Chest Cooler, Blue, 38 Can Capacity, Foam-Insulated Walls, Locking Lid, Bottle Opener A-Bass Pro SKU-3578919 The acrylic construction retains heat CONDITION:Like New

SKU: 70913785300
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Igloo Overland 25 QT Ice Chest Cooler, Blue, 38 Can Capacity, Foam Insulated Walls, Locking Lid, Bottle Opener A Bass Pro SKU 3578919 The acrylic construction retains heat CONDITION:Like New The acrylic construction retains heat longer and is easy to clean Omni Shade UPF 40 Sun Protection: Blocks UVA and UVB rays to protect your skin from sunburns and long term damage during outdoor activities Its compact design houses extra thick 1 Convenient Drain Plug: Threaded tethered drain plug allows easy draining of melted ice and can be connected to a hose for hassle free cleanup

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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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