03 / The outdoors

A cooler. A cold drink.
A day outside.

An open sand-colored cooler with ice and sealed drinks at a wooded lakeside campsite
Further from the everyday.

A mineral blend for cooling ice, without electrical power. Start with the cooler you pack and the sealed drinks you bring along.

Ask about your cooler

Make more of the outing

Less attention
on the ice.
More on the day.

That is the aim. A colder drink experience and less ice handling, using a familiar cooler routine.

ICExtend is a blend of all-natural minerals sprinkled onto cooling ice around sealed bottles and cans. Check the current product directions for your cooler and beverage packaging before your first use.

Tailgates, camp days and time on the water each come with different access to ice and cleanup facilities. Plan for the place you are going, not an assumed number of hours.

See the cooler method
An open blue cooler filled with ice and closed cans on a truck tailgate
Sealed drinks, packed for the day.

Keep the purpose clear

The drinks cooler
has its own job.

Build your setup around sealed bottles and cans. Match the cooler to how you travel and where you plan to serve.

Bring the cleanup plan.

Review the current handling and disposal directions before you leave, and plan for the journey home.

Wherever it goes

Pack it in. Keep it sealed.

A granite lakeshore, a river sandbar, the end of a long trail. The cooler goes where you go, and ICExtend needs no electrical power.

Pack the blend with your cooling ice and sealed drinks, and check the current product label before you set out.

An open grey hard cooler of ice and sealed cans on a granite slab beside a turquoise alpine lake below snowy peaks
A high alpine lakeshore.

Before you pack

A few details
to take along.

ICExtend

Make room for ICExtend

Where are you taking the cooler?

Tell us about your setup and your next outing. Ask for product information and availability before you pack.

Start a conversation
An open orange cooler of ice and sealed cans on a river sandbar beside a raft in a red-rock canyon
Start with your next cold drink.