Packing a cooler

A Better Cooler Experience

How to Pack a Cooler with Drinks & Ice Hacks #tutorial How to keep your drinks cool for the beach. How to pack a cooler.

How to pack a cooler for your next camping trip so everything stays cold, organized, and dry—even on day 3.

You're deep in the backcountry, your truck parked beside a pristine lake, the sun setting in a blaze of orange and purple hues. After a day of hiking and exploring, all you can think about is that ice-cold drink waiting in your cooler. You pop the lid, only to find warm, soggy sandwiches and drinks

It’s tip time! I have tried for years to figure out how to keep the food which I want to keep cold…

Keep your food dry and safely chilled, whether you’re going on a picnic or a week-long camping trip.

When it comes to food during a camping trip, your goal is for is to stay cold, organized, dry, and unsquished, with no massive ice melt by day 3. And don't forget that bringing two coolers—one for food and one for drinks—is ideal if you have the space. Here's how to pack a cooler like a pro!

Today, we’re diving into the best way to pack a cooler. When heading out for a picnic, camping trip, or road journey, a well-packed cooler can make all the difference between a delightful experience and a melted mess. Whether you’re storing food, drinks, or both, understanding how to properly pack a cooler ensures that your perishables stay fresh and cold for as long as possible.

Nope, this is not a tip for alpine climbing, but it might come in handy next time you do a road trip. Here are some desert tested tIps for keeping your cooler organized, clean, and preserving your ice on longer trips where ice resupply is not an option. (Ever heard of “cooler soup”? It's something y