Stay Cool and Fresh on Your Custer Adventures with the Small Cooler Rugged 25QT
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Varies by activity
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as usage involves carrying rather than strenuous activity
Overview
Built for rugged outdoor use in Custer, South Dakota, the Small Cooler Rugged 25QT keeps your provisions chilled throughout your Black Hills adventures. Discover why this compact, durable cooler is an essential companion for hiking, camping, and day trips in one of the Midwest’s premier outdoor recreation areas.
Small Cooler Rugged 25QT
For all ages! • Half Day to Three Week Rentals • Starting at $15
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate adventure companion with the Small Cooler Rugged 25QT. Its superior insulation keeps your drinks icy cold, while the spacious design holds up to 40 cans. With comfortable handles, all-terrain wheels, and a convenient Have-A-Seat™ lid, this cooler ensures you're always ready to relax wherever your journey takes you.
Duration & Rate:
Price Per Day Small Cooler Rugged 25QT $15
About
An insulated lid and extra insulation in the walls ensure maximum cold retention, while the roomy design holds plenty of refreshments for any adventure. These Coleman coolers boast no crush comfort-grip handles and a tow handle with all-terrain wheels that make it easy to transport, plus the Have-A-Seat™ lid means you'll have a place to rest no matter where your adventure ends!
Small Cooler Rugged 25QT: Holds 40 cans
Adventure Tips
Keep It Elevated
Place the cooler on a dry, elevated surface to maintain insulation efficiency and prevent moisture damage.
Pre-Chill Items
Cool your food and drinks before packing to maximize how long they stay cold in the cooler.
Seal Tightly After Each Use
Ensure the lid is properly closed after each access to keep cold air inside and warm air out.
Clean After Adventures
Rinse and dry the cooler promptly after use to avoid lingering odors and mold growth.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bighorn sheep
- Elk
History
The Black Hills were designated a National Forest in 1897, drawing hunters, miners, and now outdoor enthusiasts to explore its unique granite formations and forested trails.
Conservation
Local guides and outfitters emphasize Leave No Trace principles to preserve wildlife habitats and water purity in this ecologically sensitive mountain region.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Durable Hiking Backpack
To comfortably carry your cooler along with other hiking essentials.
Insulated Water Bottle
Compliments the cooler by keeping additional fluids at temperature during your trip.
All-Weather Hiking Boots
Provide stability and protection on the varied Black Hills terrain when accessing remote spots.
Sun Protection Kit
Includes sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses to shield you during sunny outdoor outings.
summer specific