'Handle' in armrest

[MarieK]

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

[MarieK]

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.

[Skoda Al Coda]

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.

[Deputy]

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

[MarieK]

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

[Brijo]

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)

[MarieK]

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

[Deputy]

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........

[MarieK]

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

[KBPhoto]

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...

[MarieK]

Mcflurry?

Iced tea/coffee?

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

[Brijo]

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

[MarieK]

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.

[weasley]

...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...