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Coleman Pro 55-Quart Hard Cooler with Wheels: specs and car camping fit

Updated 2026-09-24 ยท Researched from published specs and verified owner reviews

Quick answerThe Coleman Pro 55-Quart Hard Cooler with Wheels lists at $224.93. By our cooler calculator (food, three drinks a day each, and ice at the right ratio), 55 quarts covers 2 people for 3 days, 4 people for 1 day, 4 people for 2 days.
Listed specifications
BrandColeman
TypeHard cooler
Price when checked$224.93
Capacity55 quarts

Figures are taken from the Amazon listing title and feature bullets. Prices change often.

What does it mean for car camping?

By our cooler calculator (food, three drinks a day each, and ice at the right ratio), 55 quarts covers 2 people for 3 days, 4 people for 1 day, 4 people for 2 days.

Filling it at 2:1 takes about 44 lb of cubed ice. Estimated ice life at an 85F high in shade: about 3.6 days, as a planning figure rather than a lab result.

What the listing says

  • 92-CAN CAPACITY: 55-quarts holds up to 92 cans without ice.
  • 5 DAYS COLD: Stays cold for up to 5 days thanks to fully insulated lid and body.
  • EXTRA-THICK WALLS: Walls are up to two inches thick to maximize durability and ice retention.
  • 25% LIGHTER THAN ROTOMOLDED COOLERS: The Coleman Pro 55QT is designed to be 25% lighter than rotomolded coolers of the same capacity so you can get outside easier.
  • HEAVY-DUTY WHEELS: Extendable handle and rugged wheels help you roll fully loaded cooler from backyard to beach to tailgate to sidelines.
  • STEEL LATCH: Open and close with one hand using sturdy stainless steel latch.

Seller-provided feature bullets, quoted as listed, not independently verified.

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