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26 L Day Escape Soft Cooler Tote
Hydro Flask
26 L Day Escape Soft Cooler Tote
$179.95
Description

　　36 hours of insulation in lightweight, leakproof and durable construction

　　The Hydro Flask 26 L Day Escape Soft Cooler Tote is designed to deliver 36 hours of cold insulation in lightweight, leakproof and durable construction. Designed to carry as a backpack with padded shoulder straps and back panel so you can go further. So, go ahead, let adventure be your guide. We’ll be there to fuel the day.

　　

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Description
Brand Name:
Hydro Flask
Liters:
26
Weight:
3.4 lbs
Waterproof:
Yes
Dimensions:
13.70" H x 23.60" W x 9.80" D
Other Features:
• 36 hours cold
• 42 can capacity without ice
• Watertight zipper and welded seams ensure leakproof transport
• Durable 600D polyester shell is ultra-light and waterproof
• Removable cross-body strap and shoulder straps provide multiple carry options
• FDA food grade, BPA free-liner
• Stretch pocket
• Laser cut welded gear attachment loops
• Woven loops easily attach the Dry Storage accessory (sold separately)
Smart Insulation
Hydro Flask's unique cold-retaining technology puts thicker insulation in the base where cold is most susceptible to loss, keeping your contents cold for up to 36 hours.
Lightweight Durability
Carefully selected weight-conscious and durable materials designed to take your adventures further.
Watertight Construction
Watertight zipper and welded seams ensure leakproof transport; no water in, and no water out.
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