Buy it if you want, my yeti isnt even in exsitence yet so I can wait

Here's the UK stockist with a few other options/sizes

http://www.coolboxes...online/all.html

The Icey-tek range is probably better value for money and has more colour options.

It's OK thanks, I think I prefer the 'dirty' tan finish.

Also, although I said it was the perfect size, these type of boxes need plenty of ice packs and/or ice to work well, so i might go for the 23L model - just got to get the tape measure out before deciding.

Why buy a coolbox? Bars and Restaurants normally serve food and drinks at the correct temperature........

Bars and restaurants are sparse in the Highlands and we don't have a macdonalds or costa coffee house on every corner.

In fact we dont even have corners

Bars and restaurants are sparse in the Highlands and we don't have a macdonalds or costa coffee house on every corner.

In fact we dont even have corners

What about this famous one, then :coffee: ? Well known to some members of this forum! (See 'Scotland, Anyone?' from last May-ish)

Aye that would be quite a diversion for me for the sake of a drink and would likely be closed by the time I got there

Well, the Skye website says plenty of Cafes and Bars ! - I must admit, I've never been to Skye but if I do go, the last thing I'll be doing is parking in a layby and getting out a 'coldish' can of drink from a coolbox all on my own........

Yes you can always find a cafe and pay an exorbitant price to drink your 'coldish' can of drink all on your own instead

we don't have a macdonalds or costa coffee house on every corner.

Do they need to go in cool boxes?

Burgers & coffee?

I Must be doing something wrong...

Mcflurry?

Iced tea/coffee?

My point was that we don't have ANY cafe/bars open in the immediate vicinity sometimes.

Aye that would be quite a diversion for me for the sake of a drink and would likely be closed by the time I got there

I don't know where on Skye you are, of course, but Nanny's is only 50-ish miles from Broadford. Unless the A890's blocked again, again

When I'm out 'on location' with my camera it can be at the foot of hills, on top of hills, on a shoreline etc so there aren't always open cafes nearby especially at sunrise/sunset times.

Also when driving off the island to wherever, I don't want to be wasting time sitting in cafes when I can just grab a cold drink on the journey.

Of course I'll stop sometimes for a break but to say that this isn't necessary because of the many bars/cafes around is simply not the case.

...we don't have a macdonalds ... on every corner.

I'd have thought that Scotland would have a proportionally higher McDonald density than anywhere in the world! Although try asking one to whip you up a Big Mac and fries and see where it gets you...