Pelican Cooler Backpack - Coyote
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On a remote drill pad, a long survey traverse, or a day shift where the crib room is kilometres away, cold water and lunch need to move with the crew. The Pelican Cooler Backpack in coyote is built for that carry , sh...
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On a remote drill pad, a long survey traverse, or a day shift where the crib room is kilometres away, cold water and lunch need to move with the crew. The Pelican Cooler Backpack in coyote is built for that carry , shoulder straps distribute the load so hands stay free for tools, radios or climbing a ladder. It rides closer to the centre of gravity than a traditional esky, reducing fatigue when the walk-in stretches past the first kilometre.
The main compartment holds enough ice and supplies for a full shift, while external pockets keep electrolytes, a phone or paperwork accessible without digging. A wide top opening makes loading and draining straightforward, and the fabric shell resists abrasion from ute trays, rocky ground and daily packing. Drainage is simple at knock-off, and the neutral coyote colour hides dust and mud better than lighter finishes. For crews who currently haul a cooler box by hand, the backpack format cuts the awkward one-sided carry that strains shoulders and lower backs.
Pelican’s reputation for hard-wearing gear backs this pack. It suits surveyors, drillers, linesmen and any worker who needs cold stores on their back rather than in a ute tray.
Features
- Backpack carry keeps hands free for tools and access
- Wide top opening for easy loading and draining
- External pockets for quick-grab items
- Abrasion-resistant fabric suits ute trays and rough ground
- Coyote finish hides site dust and mud
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