small Road Pro coolers?

Then don't buy the truck stop brand.

 

no do more research, there are good ones out there, koolatron for example

 

During the last year I purchased six RoadPro electronic items, and EVERY ONE of them failed within six months. I called RoadPro and let's just say I had a less than enthusiastic customer service experience.

I own a Koolatron brand cooler, had it now going on a year, and it works great. Other TTR members have also recommended the Koolatron brand or Coleman.

Stay away from RoadPro products.

 

The 12 volt Coleman cooler works great! Keep the fan and cooling fins CLEAN and DO NOT use an extension cord!!

I think I got mine at Walmart for $89.00.

http://www.coleman.com/product/powe.../3000001497?contextCategory=8570#.U36I1ihN-AY

 

If you want a small cooler, I've got the Funcool model of Koolatron. This is a good size, carries easily with a fold up handle, and holds enough to keep me supplied with fresh produce and juice. I get to Walmart on average once every 5 days or so when I'm on the road. Right now I've got mine stowed inside one of the side lockers in a Cascadia.

I've been in team situations with teammates that have the bigger coolers, the "Knee Bangers" that have to sit out in the middle of everything, and from what I see they end up stocking it like they do their home refrigerator: multiple water bottles or other drinks cooling at the same time, and stuffed to the gills with meat and items they can't possibly eat in time before they start going bad. The smaller cooler works well because I've learned to buy just enough to fill one of those carry baskets in the store. It's rare for me to have anything spoil. If I want a cold water for driving then I put ONE in the cooler at a time.

 

That is the problem with the Coleman I mentioned. It is pretty big, but may fit is most sleeper closets. But, it does also need fresh cool air in the summer to work properly.

 

I have a Wagan tech cooler...12 volt...keeps drinks and sandwiches just right.