CUDDY Crawler Cooler with Wheels – 40 QT Amphibious Floating Cooler and Dry Storage Vessel - Orange, Navy, Tan, or White

This cooler is so convenient to load up and take to the pool or a float trip on the river. It is well built. The wheels are fantastic and easy to remove when it is time to get in the water. It keeps food and beverages cold all day.

Cooler fits a lot of drinks and snacks, and it stays nice and cool all day. We needed to be able to wheel it to the beach, tie to a kayak and paddle with it in tow to a sandbar where we then needed to roll it on the packed sand. This is amphibious design worked perfect! We bungee corded two beach chairs to the top and it stayed nice and flat while in the water. The seal on the cooler is reliable even in light waves. Highly recommend this cooler.

The media could not be loaded. We found our new favorite cooler! It’s the perfect size, fits a ton of beverages & ice, and is super easy to roll. Take it along to your BBQ, pool, beach, boat etc. We tested it out in the jacuzzi and it floats great!And the cup holders are a nice added bonus. Both sides open making it easy to fill & access. Overall it is great quality, easy to assemble and something we will be using for years to come.

We were eyeing this cooler for awhile and decided to bite the bullet and buy it. During the summer, we are on either the lake or river every weekend, and we love that it floats so we do not have to get out of the water every little bit.Pros:-It floats-Cupholders are on the side so you don't need to move drinks to get into the cooler-It keeps ice very well-The wheels and rope make it easy to pull down to the waterCons:-The wheels constantly fall off, the concept of it is great, but they need to figure out a much better way to mount them. We may just end up gluing them in and hope that helps-It is not nearly as deep as I was hoping, but it gets the job done.My only suggestion to the company would be to fix the wheel affixation and add a little dry box area to keep your phone, sunglasses, lighters, etc. Then it would be the perfect cooler!All in all, I would totally buy it again. We have gotten so many compliments and have shared the link to buy with our fellow water enthusiasts!

I’m not crazy about the orange, but it was the only color left! I love the room in the cooler. We have a family of 6 and there is plenty of room to take drinks for us all for a day at the lake! The design seems likeIt will be very stable in the water and I am super happy it has wheels to get it to the boat!

Overall, the Cuddy Crawler is a really cool cooler that floats well. However, it has a price tag of a Yeti while made with stunningly cheap pieces. While the cooler functions fine, it isn't of the quality you expect for $300.Where it completely fails is the cheap Velcro used to fasten the wheels to the cooler. Once wet, you will find your wheels falling off if not on smooth ground. I've had these things fly off even with just a little gravel. Pulling it up a curb solo and slightly bump the wheels? They fall off. It's astounding that they would charge $300 and put on the cheapest possible wheel system they could. Also, they didn't consider anything about where to Stowe the wheels once you want to take them off. Seems like a missed opportunity for some ingenuity. I bought this to float the river in a tube. I have to tie the wheels to the sides of my tube to get them down river safely. I don't have an answer for what they should do here, but it's an obvious problem.Overall, it's still a really neat cooler that got a lot of attention at the river, and I didn't want to give just one star after all the compliments and intrigue. However, given how cheaply made it is and the outrageous pricetag, I felt a moral obligation to warn people that it's looks are deceiving.To GoSports - Please make some kind of fastener to hold the velcro together so I don't have to stress about the wheels falling off every time there is a bump on the road.

The cooler was great conversation piece but the execution left tons to live up to. I took this cooler on one trip to the river. Filled it with about 40 cans and ice. Keep in mind I pre-cool my ice chest the night before, and typically I can get 3 to 4 days per chest. This particular one I only got about four hours of ice even on the river in the water, barely floating above, not even filled to capacity. It seems there’s very little insulation which does not help in keeping your eyes cold and solid. I have had many other ice chest that will hold three days even with limited insulation. The temperature was mid 90s to 99° outside, but you have to keep in mind. This thing was floating in the river. The edges of the lids warped by the time I got it home, I think they could’ve used better materials and executed this idea on a higher level. This is the perfect solution to having to find a tube to put another cooler in that could sink anyways. I found many times that the cooler appeared to be going underwater and so we would have to keep emptying water out in order to keep it a float. Not only that there is no way to empty your water once you’re done using it and you’ve gone to clean it out, so like I said, had they executed on a higher level this would be a great product. The concept is fantastic. It’s a great conversation piece, but in my case, it wasn’t worth the price if it were a third of the price it might have been worth it.

I recently purchased the CUDDY Crawler Cooler with Wheels and I have to say, this is an amazing cooler! The insulation keeps my food and drinks cold for days, which is great because I can take it on long trips without worrying about spoilage.I use it for all kinds of activities, from camping to sports games and parties. The wheels make it incredibly easy to transport, even when fully loaded and the amphibious design makes it perfect for floating or towing on water. Best of all is the premium build – robust HDPE construction means this cooler will last me a long time!