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Impulse 4.5L
IceMule
Impulse 4.5L
$99.95
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　　A cooler triple threat: bike handlebar bag, cross-body tote bag, and lunch cooler all-in-one.

　　Inspired by the traditional “musette” bags made famous by cyclists at events like the Tour de France, but with the added benefit of being a completely waterproof, insulated cooler. In keeping with IceMule's mission to build the most portable, high-performance coolers out there, they've designed the Impulse to be the perfect addition to your biking & hiking adventures.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
IceMule
Capacity:
4.5L / 3 standard cans (12 oz), 4 skinny cans (12 oz) plus ice
In-Use Dimensions:
11” L x 4.25” W x 9” H
Weight:
1 lbs
Other Features:
  • Bike handlebar attachment system
  • Detachable & adjustable shoulder/cross-body strap
  • Waterproof zippered pocket for strap storage
  • Internal pocket for ice pack
  • Carry handle
  • Heavy duty MuleSkin fabric
  • Keeps food/drinks cold for 24 hours
  • Completely waterproof
  • Welded seams
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