Cooler Accessories

Cooler accessories help a hard or soft cooler keep its contents cold and stay in service season after season: reusable ice packs and blocks, wire baskets, drain plugs, hinges, locking brackets and replacement handles. Match ice packs to the cooler — slim sheets suit soft coolers and lunch totes, while heavier blocks keep a large chest cold over a long weekend.

Replacement parts are model-specific, so read the fit list: YETI drain plugs and brackets name the Tundra and Roadie models they suit, and Igloo and Pelican baskets are sized by quart capacity. Still choosing the cooler itself? Read our cooler buying guide.

Brands include Above Sea Level, Tarpop and Fit & Fresh.

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Cooler Accessories: frequently asked questions

Are ice packs better than ice cubes?

Reusable packs and solid blocks expose less surface area than loose cubes, so they melt more slowly and do not leave meltwater sloshing around your food. Many people combine a block or pack on the bottom with cubes on top for drinks.

How do I know a replacement part fits my cooler?

Check the brand, model name and capacity in quarts listed on each part. Handles, hinges and drain plugs are often made for a specific series, such as a telescoping handle for 50–60 qt Coleman Chiller coolers, and some list the factory part number.

What does a cooler basket do?

A wire basket hangs inside the top of the cooler and keeps sandwiches, cheese and other items above the ice and meltwater. Baskets are sized to fit specific cooler capacities, so match the quart rating of your cooler.

Our guides for this category

Hard vs Soft Coolers: How to Choose the Right Cooler in Canada

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