Liquid Death

The hydraulic lid piston is so smooth it feels like opening a bank vault, and I love that the dual drain valves make cleanup after a party effortless. Fits an absurd amount of cans, and the foam insulation actually keeps everything ice-cold for days.

I have two of their standard coolers but this casket version is insane—the hydraulic lid piston makes opening it feel like I'm handling a piece of heavy machinery. Just finished loading it up with 378 cans for a weekend party, and the triple foam insulation barely let a single ice cube melt. Sure, it's overkill, but that's exactly why I bought it.

Dragged this beast into the campsite for a buddy's bachelor party, and the dual drain valves made cleanup after the long weekend an absolute breeze. It held all our drinks plus ice for three solid days without a single leak.

I fitted it with 378 cans for a party and the T-Latch Lid Locks kept everything perfectly secure all night—no spills. The drain valves made cleanup surprisingly quick, and the insulation is absolute overkill in the best way.

The hydraulic lid piston makes opening this massive cooler feel almost effortless, even when it's fully loaded. I've got it packed with drinks for the whole block party and the dual drain valves make cleanup a breeze. It's completely ridiculous and absolutely perfect.

Took this to a week-long camping trip and the hydraulic lid piston made opening it with one hand a breeze, even when it was packed to the brim. Dual drain valves are genius for cleaning out the melted ice without tipping this massive cooler. It somehow held everything cold through a scorching 90-degree afternoon.

The latches are solid and that hydraulic piston is smooth as butter; I’ve never had a cooler close with such a satisfying thud. It’s honestly huge and heavy, so moving it loaded was a two-person job—but for a backyard bash, it’s perfect.