Black hard cooler with a white lid rim, two latches, a silver fish logo and a drain plug, seen at an angle

Taiga 55 qt Hard Cooler, 60 Cans

$299.00
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Black hard cooler with a white lid rim, two latches, a silver fish logo and a drain plug, seen at an angle

Taiga

Taiga 55 qt Hard Cooler, 60 Cans

$299.00
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A 60-can crew cooler with a limited lifetime warranty from Taiga, so it's the last big cooler you buy.

Color: Black

cans, with ice
60
capacity
55 qt
foam insulation
2 in
made, per Taiga
USA

Ships free.

cans, with ice
60
capacity
55 qt
foam insulation
2 in
made, per Taiga
USA

Get it if

You want a big cooler for the crew, made in the USA per Taiga, with a warranty that doesn't run out.

Skip it if

You need it to roll from a far lot, not ride on two people's arms. Get the Taiga Cooler Wheel Kit.

Specs

Holds
About 60 cans with ice
Ice
Up to 7 days ideal, 5+ in hot use (per Taiga)
Insulation
2 in foam, one-piece lid gasket
Hardware
Rubber latches, 2 drain plugs, 3 divider slots
Outside
34.25 × 19 × 17 in
Inside
24.5 × 12 × 12.75 in
Weight
35 lb empty
Wheels
Taiga Wheel Kit, sold separately
Made in
USA (per Taiga)
Warranty
Limited lifetime (Taiga)
Colors
Black, or red, white and blue
Ships
Free

What it is

One cooler for the whole crew's drinks, so nobody's digging through three. The Taiga 55 holds about 60 cans with ice, and Taiga says it builds it in the USA and backs it with a limited lifetime warranty. That warranty is why it earned a spot here: it's the cooler you buy once and haul every Saturday for years.

Two inches of foam insulation and a one-piece lid gasket hold the cold: Taiga says up to 7 days in ideal conditions and 5 or more in hot, real-world use. It has rubber latches, two drain plugs and three divider slots. Outside it's 34.25 × 19 × 17 inches; inside, 24.5 × 12 × 12.75. It weighs 35 pounds empty, so loaded it's a two-person carry. Add the Taiga Cooler Wheel Kit and it rolls instead. Black or red, white and blue.

Taiga 55 or the Cordova 65? For most crews, the Taiga 55: 60 cans covers it, it's $50 less, and both weigh about 35 pounds empty, so neither is a one-hand carry. Get the Cordova 65 for a bigger, section-wide crew or a doubleheader weekend.

Why we picked it

Made in the USA, Taiga says, and backed for life.

Taiga says it injection-molds this cooler in the USA, and backs it with what it calls a limited lifetime warranty. That's the whole pitch, and it's a good one.

Two inches of foam and a one-piece lid gasket hold the cold. Taiga says up to 7 days in ideal conditions, and 5 or more in real summer heat.

About 60 cans with ice, three divider slots, rubber latches and two drain plugs. Add Taiga's wheel kit and it rolls instead of riding on two people's arms.

Taiga says it's made in the USA.

How it works in the lot

Pack it. Latch it. Drain it.

  1. Pack it heavy.

    About 60 cans with ice. The slots take a divider to keep the food apart from the drinks.

  2. Latch it down.

    Rubber latches pull the lid tight against the one-piece gasket.

  3. Drain it after.

    Two drain plugs empty the melt at the end of the day.

Details and questions

Size and weight
Wide
34.25 in
Deep
19 in
Tall
17 in
Empty
35 lb

Almost half a 6-foot folding table long. Inside: 24.5 × 12 × 12.75 inches.

What's in the box

The 55 qt cooler.

Is this an American made cooler?

Yes. Taiga says the 55 qt is injection-molded in the USA, and Taiga calls itself a veteran-owned, American-made brand.

How long does it hold ice?

Taiga says up to 7 days in ideal conditions, and 5 or more in hot, real-world use. Two inches of foam and a one-piece lid gasket do the work.

Can I put wheels on it?

Yes. The Taiga Cooler Wheel Kit fits the 55 qt and the 88 qt and goes on without tools, per Taiga.

Shipping, returns and warranty

Ships in its own box with its own tracking. Lifetime limited product warranty. If anything arrives wrong, email us and we'll sort it out. Our return policy

About Taiga

Taiga says it's made in the USA. Taiga says it's a veteran-owned company in Mesquite, Texas, that has made its hard coolers in the US since 2014.

Where we'd bring it

It's on the packing list in 45 of our stadium guides.

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