The Australian Can Cooler
The Australian Can Cooler Can Cooler—it does exactly what it says on the tinnie.Â
It cools your can for hours! The inside is 100% Australian wool, a natural insulate that has kept sheep warm for thousands of years. The outside is Australian oilskin which is water repellent and durable.
The back has a leather and metal clip that can be attached to just about anything – like bags, belts or bikes – or you can just use it like a handle.
Features:
- Water repellent and tough Australian oilskin makes the Can Cooler durable and long-lasting.
- Insulated with Australian wool to keep your stubbie cool for hours.
- Fits standard stubbies, cans and long-necked bottles.
- The metal and leather clip on the back allows you to fasten it to just about anything you want, for easy portability, be it a bike, belt or bag.
You may be interested to check out Stockman’s Stubbie Holder 6 Pack (Mixed Colours) features six times the colours for six times the fun!
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9 × 13 cm |
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Tess Sard –
Just bought hubby 2 new can coolers! Didgeridoonas Best product! The last one was years old and still going. We use also use the cooler bag for quad riding and boating and the wallet is amazing too considering he used to go through one every six months getting wet and rotting. Highly recommend any of their products!
Cameron –
“My Didgeridoona is over ten years old has been to numerous countries and has been a faithful companion on hundreds of rides on my Harley and hunting trips in ?? New Zealand would be lost without it”
Gary Redwood –
“My Can Cooler’s 18 years young and by my reckoning has delivered over 32,000 drinks to my lips. She has also been to every state and Territory of Australia (except ACT), 14 states in USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Columbia, Argentina, China, India, all over the Pacific, UAE, Tanzania, Senegal, South Africa, most of Europe, Kazakhstan, Fiji, Russia including the Arctic Circle. She would have spent quite a few months at 35,000ft or above cruising as my lucky charm.”