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The Rugged Xtremes insulated crib bag is a 15 litre PVC carry bag built to keep food and drinks cold across a full shift. Its Tradie Yellow shell stands out on busy construction sites, roadworks depots and warehouse floors, while the RefTex™ lining resists moisture and wipes clean in seconds. A 280 by 200 by 230 millimetre footprint expands to a 330 millimetre peak, giving enough room for lunch containers, a drink bottle and snacks without eating bench space.
Carrying the bag is straightforward: the padded shoulder strap spreads the 0.9 kilogram load, and the reinforced grab handle takes a quick one-handed lift onto a ute tray or shelving bay. The zippered main compartment seals tight against dust and splatter, and the flat base sits stable on uneven ground or a vibrating vehicle floor. Crews who rotate between sites appreciate that the bag folds flat when empty, sliding beside plastic crates or storage bins in a crowded cab.
The PVC shell, 15 litre capacity, 0.9 kilogram weight and RefTex™ lining are the key specs. This bag suits any tradie or site team that needs cold meals ready at smoko without relying on a shared fridge.
- 15 litre insulated capacity for a full day's meals
- PVC shell with RefTex™ moisture-resistant lining
- Padded shoulder strap and reinforced grab handle
- Flat base stays stable on ute trays and uneven ground
- Folds flat for storage beside plastic crates
- High-visibility Tradie Yellow for site safety
- Weighs 0.9 kilogram empty
The Rugged Xtremes insulated crib bag is a 15 litre PVC carry bag built to keep food and drinks cold across a full shift. Its Tradie Yellow shell stands out on busy construction sites, roadworks depots and warehouse f...
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