Coolidor Question

[XTRazzer]

Originally Posted by jmsremax

My only concern is no straps to keep it shut.

If it was my post, I meant the plastic straps some companies use for hinges on the lid. Some coolers use an actual hinge and others use a piece of plastic that is cut to flex (sometimes breaks). Regardless of brand, the cooler shouldn't need any sort of latch or strap opposite the hinges to keep the lid shut tight.

[CigarNut]

Originally Posted by jmsremax

My only concern is no straps to keep it shut.

Originally Posted by XTRazzer

If it was my post, I meant the plastic straps some companies use for hinges on the lid. Some coolers use an actual hinge and others use a piece of plastic that is cut to flex (sometimes breaks). Regardless of brand, the cooler shouldn't need any sort of latch or strap opposite the hinges to keep the lid shut tight.

The deterioration of the plastic hinges could be an issue if the cooler was sitting out in the sun and cold -- exposed to the elements -- for an exteneded period. Somehow I don't think that is an issue with a coolidor

I picked my 120 quart up at Walmart for around $50 a few months back. Actually, I got two

[jmsremax]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

I picked my 120 quart up at Walmart for around $50 a few months back. Actually, I got two

Just order the Coleman extreme 70 qt cooler from Walmart yesterday....$36 shipped

[OLS]

You're gonna l ike that cooler for cigars. I recently switched out all my old coolers for half
as many C.E.s. They work better than 48's in that they play Teetris a lot better and they
seal nicely and there is some concave in the lid, on one side at least. I 48'ed myself to death
on the constant theory that I would never buy any more cigars....OK, just a few of these
boxes on sale. New ice chest. Repeat when not even necessary.