VEVOR 52 qt Insulated Cooler, 50 Cans, 6-Day Ice

VEVOR Insulated Portable Cooler, 52 qt, Holds 50 Cans, Ice Retention Hard Cooler with Heavy Duty Handle, Ice Chest Lunch Box for Camping, Beach

$125.90Wholesale price, no minimum order

Key Features

52 qt capacity, about 45-50 cans

enough for a family weekend or a tailgate. Ice takes up space, so pack fewer cans when the cooler is filled with ice.

2.5 in closed-cell foam and a silicone lid seal

the insulation and the seal do the work together. VEVOR rates retention at up to 6 days under test conditions.

20.5 lb with an integrated handle

light enough for one person to lift into a truck bed, and VEVOR rates the hard PP shell about 30% lighter than rotationally molded coolers of similar size.

Quick-flip latch, non-slip feet and a lid cup holder

the lid opens with one hand, the feet keep the cooler from sliding in a truck bed, and drinks stay off the ground.

Dry basket, divider and built-in bottle opener

keep sandwiches and chips out of the meltwater, separate food from drinks, and open bottles without leaving the cooler lid open.

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SKU: BXSYLQQZS55QTAYNBV0 Category: Outdoor & Camping

Quick Answer

A 52 qt hard-sided cooler measuring 25.5 x 16.9 x 17.7 in and weighing 20.5 lb. It holds roughly 45-50 12 oz cans, uses 2.5 in closed-cell foam with a silicone lid seal, and includes a dry basket, divider, cup holder and bottle opener. VEVOR rates ice retention at up to 6 days.

Description

At a Glance

A mid-size hard cooler for camping, tailgates and beach days. The 52 qt tub takes about 45-50 cans before ice, so plan on fewer when you pack ice as well. The lid seals with silicone and the body uses 2.5 in of foam; the 6-day figure is VEVOR's rating under test conditions, not a promise for every trip.

SK5000Item Model Number52 qtCapacityAbout 45-50 x 12 oz cansCan Capacity25.5 x 16.9 x 17.7 in / 648 x 430 x 450 mmExternal Dimensions20.5 lb / 9.3 kgProduct Weight2.5 in closed-cell foam, silicone lid sealInsulationHard PP shellMaterialUp to 6 days (manufacturer rating)Ice Retention

52 Quarts, Sized for a Weekend

A 52 qt cooler sits in the useful middle: big enough for drinks and food for a small group, small enough for one person to lift into a truck bed. The tub holds roughly 45-50 12 oz cans before ice. Once you add ice, food and the dry basket, plan on fewer drinks than that headline number.

How the Insulation Works

The body uses 2.5 in of closed-cell foam and the lid closes against a silicone seal. Foam slows heat transfer; the seal keeps warm outside air from circulating in. VEVOR rates ice retention at up to 6 days, which assumes a pre-chilled cooler, a full load and limited opening. A cooler left in direct sun and opened every hour will not hit that number.

The shell is hard PP rather than rotational molding. That keeps the weight at 20.5 lb and, according to VEVOR, makes it about 30% lighter than comparable rotomolded coolers. The trade-off is that rotomolded bodies generally take more abuse.

Loading and Carrying

Load heavy items first and fill gaps with ice or frozen bottles. An air gap is dead space that warms quickly. The integrated handle and quick-flip latch let one person open and carry the cooler, and the non-slip pads keep it from sliding around a truck bed or boat deck.

Keeping Food Dry

The dry basket suspends food above the meltwater, and the divider separates drinks from sandwiches. Use the lid cup holder for a drink instead of balancing it on a camp chair, and the built-in bottle opener saves a trip to the kitchen drawer.

Before You Leave

Pre-chill the cooler with a bag of ice the night before, then dump the water and reload. Chill drinks in the fridge first rather than putting warm cans straight in. On a hot day, throw a towel or blanket over the lid to keep the sun off.

Performance & Applications

Specifications

Brand	VEVOR
Item Model Number	SK5000
Product Capacity	52 qt
Product Material	Plastic
Product Weight	20.5 lbs/9.3 kg
Product Dimensions	25.5 x 16.9 x 17.7 in/648 x 430 x 450 mm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cans fit in a 52 qt cooler?

A: About 45-50 12 oz cans. That figure assumes cans only; ice, food and the dry basket all take volume, so a realistic mix of drinks, food and ice is lower.

Q: What are the outside dimensions and weight?

A: 25.5 x 16.9 x 17.7 in (648 x 430 x 450 mm) and 20.5 lb (9.3 kg) empty. Check the height against the space under a tonneau cover or in a trunk before buying.

Q: How long will ice last?

A: VEVOR rates retention at up to 6 days. Real results depend on pre-chilling, how full the cooler is, outside temperature and how often the lid opens. A full cooler holds ice far better than a half-empty one.

Q: Is this a rotomolded cooler?

A: No. It uses a hard PP shell with foam insulation and a silicone seal. VEVOR rates it about 30% lighter than rotationally molded coolers, which matters if you lift it in and out of a vehicle.

Q: What comes with the cooler?

A: A dry goods basket, a divider, a lid cup holder and a built-in bottle opener. The basket keeps food out of meltwater and the divider separates drinks from food.

Q: Can one person carry it?

A: Yes, when empty or lightly loaded. At 20.5 lb empty, a full 52 qt cooler is much heavier; load it in the vehicle before filling it with ice and drinks.

Q: How do I get the longest ice retention?

A: Chill the cooler and the contents first, use block ice or frozen bottles for longer trips, fill empty space, keep it in shade and open the lid as little as possible.

Q: Is 52 qt big enough for a family?

A: For a weekend of drinks and food for three or four people, yes. For a week off-grid or a large group, a larger cooler or a second one for drinks is more practical.