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Inflatable Beer Mug Coolers

June 24, 2010 By Jay Brooks

ice-cooler
I don’t exactly know why this called to me, but for some reason it did. I’ve seen inflatable beer coolers before, but these seemed kind of cool to me. I guess I like the idea of putting the bottles or cans in a beer mug to cool them down. Like most people who take drinking seriously, I have a number of beer coolers of different sizes, shapes and materials. I also have three big keg tubs, too. But those you have to carry back from the beach or park or wherever remote location you’re hauling them to. With an inflatable one, you don’t have nearly as much to drag back home, which seems like a definitive advantage.

Anyway, the one I like best is from Europe, specifically Switzerland, and there’s one pretty similar available from England.

inflatable-mug-tub

I couldn’t find that one available in the U.S., but a different — though somewhat the same — inflatable mug cooler is available from eCrater and through Amazon.

inflatable-mug-tub-2

Filed Under: Just For Fun, Related Pleasures Tagged With: Beer Accesories, Business, For Sale, Strange But True



Comments

  1. beerman49 says

    June 27, 2010 at 12:13 am

    They’re cute, but in reality a pain in the ass unless you’re using at home & have a hand pump/compressor to inflate. Elsewhere, you’re on lung power unless you have a small compressor to plug into the cig-lighter/power jack in your vehicle. You still have to haul in the beer & ice, & after, you’ll need a hard cooler for the unconsumed brews to haul back to your vehicle. Plus, you have to beware of sharp objects & flames too close! No thanx – I’ll stick to my assorted-sized hard plastic coolers that have handles, are easily portable, & don’t require ground surveillance before I put them down.

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