The twenty-minute stop
You leave it in the car while you duck into the shops. A parked car in full sun passes 60°C / 140°F in under half an hour, hotter than anything it will ever see in a suitcase.
Portable cooling cases
Every cooler claims it's cold.
Every cooler claims it's cold.
This one shows you.
A hard-shell portable cooling case with a digital display set into the lid, so you can read the temperature inside without opening it and letting the cold out. Two reusable gel packs, an insulated liner and a sealed zip.
Digital display in the lid
Two reusable gel packs
30-day returns
The Range
Portable cooling, four ways
A case that shows you the temperature, a fridge that holds it, a refillable metal pen, and the case and pen together for less.
Where It Goes Wrong
Three ordinary moments. Same result.
A quick errand, a long connection, a night away. None of them feel like a risk while they are happening, which is exactly why they catch people out.
The connection that slipped
Gate to gate, nothing in between is refrigerated. A delayed transfer turns a two-hour gap into six, and a cabin bag is not a cold place.
The fridge that wasn't cold
Hotel minibars are built to chill drinks, not hold a range. Plenty of them sit well above where they need to be, and none of them tell you.
In all three, whatever happened inside the bag happened quietly.
Why You Can't Just Look
There is nothing to see.
Heat leaves no mark. Whatever you are carrying looks exactly the same afterwards, so a cooler that only promises to stay cold is asking you to take its word for it.
That is the problem this case solves. Not keeping things cold, because every bag claims that. Showing you whether it worked.
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A number, not a promise
The display reads the air inside the case, so checking costs you nothing and tells you something.
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Insulated on every face
A rigid shell and a lined interior, so the cold you started with is the cold you keep.
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The packs sit around, not against
Frozen packs pressed directly against a container cause their own damage. The interior is moulded to prevent it.
Proof On The Lid
Read the inside without opening it
Sealed Hard Shell
Built to survive a bag, not just sit in one
Tracked Worldwide
Free on two or more
Built To Be Checked
Every cooler says it works. This one shows you.
A sealed hard shell, an insulated liner, and two reusable gel packs seated around the contents rather than against them. Then a digital display in the lid, so the claim is something you can check instead of something you take on trust.
See how it worksThe Three Failures
What goes wrong, and what stops it
Checking it lets the cold out
Every time you unzip a cooler to see how it's doing, you undo some of the work. The display sits in the lid and reads the internal air, so checking costs you nothing.
Frozen packs cause their own damage
Too cold does as much harm as too warm, and a gel pack pressed flat against a container is a real risk. The interior is moulded so the packs sit around the contents, not against them.
- Two reusable gel packs included
- Insulated liner on all sides
- Sealed zip and a rigid outer shell
- Wipe-clean interior
You need it before you can plan for it
Dispatched within one business day, tracked door to door. If it isn't right, 30 days to send it back.
The Detail
Made for real heat
The number on the lid
A digital display shows the internal temperature in °C and °F. No app, no pairing, nothing to charge.
Case or Fridge
The Case runs on frozen gel packs alone. The Fridge plugs in and holds a set temperature for as long as it has power.
Sized to carry
The interior takes items up to 17cm, with slots either side for smaller pieces.
Everything in one object
Contents, spares and a gel pack travel together instead of loose in a bag.
Ships worldwide
Tracked on every order. Your delivery estimate travels with the tracking number.
30-day returns
If it doesn't suit you, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.