mangajack
18-12-2002, 10:37 PM
Ok guys,
I bought a Comos esky the other day and have been testing it with a single bag of party ice in it. at the moment after almost 3 days there is still a handful of ice remaining. The esky is in the tin garage and its about 30+C out there during the day, so im very happy with how it keeps ice. I opted for the 80 litre model and I am impressed with the way this esky is made.
It is injection moulded heavy duty polyurethane plastic with about 3mm of poly inside and out. The insulation is high density polyurethane foam that is injected so its fully bonded together.
The insides are a white polyurethane also.
Heavy duty hinges are moulded in also and it is lockable too.
Being poly they are about 50% lighter than a fibreglass esky and they wont fracture the bottom out of them travelling over rough roads in the back of the ute.
They have three strips of wear resistant plastic welded to the bottom of the eskies so that the bottom of the esky itself does not touch the ground.
For under 200 dollars i think they are a steal.
Here is thier brochure on the models available.
Tony.
I bought a Comos esky the other day and have been testing it with a single bag of party ice in it. at the moment after almost 3 days there is still a handful of ice remaining. The esky is in the tin garage and its about 30+C out there during the day, so im very happy with how it keeps ice. I opted for the 80 litre model and I am impressed with the way this esky is made.
It is injection moulded heavy duty polyurethane plastic with about 3mm of poly inside and out. The insulation is high density polyurethane foam that is injected so its fully bonded together.
The insides are a white polyurethane also.
Heavy duty hinges are moulded in also and it is lockable too.
Being poly they are about 50% lighter than a fibreglass esky and they wont fracture the bottom out of them travelling over rough roads in the back of the ute.
They have three strips of wear resistant plastic welded to the bottom of the eskies so that the bottom of the esky itself does not touch the ground.
For under 200 dollars i think they are a steal.
Here is thier brochure on the models available.
Tony.