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Last updated: 8 September 2026
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Whether you call them ice boxes, coolers or eskies, no one wants warm drinks, limp sandwiches or a bout of food poisoning to ruin a day out.

We review and test hard-framed coolers sized from 40L to over 350L to find out which ones:

  • keep your food and drinks cool the longest
  • have the best range of features.

 

Read our cooler buying guide to work out which type of cooler you need.

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Matthew Steen is the Director of Reviews and testing, which conducts all the testing content for CHOICE. He has worked for CHOICE for more than 20 years, from customer service to testing and content production. Matthew is driven to work at CHOICE for its mission, and the people that it attracts, from staff to members, all dedicated to making Australia more fair, safe and just. Matthew represents CHOICE as a council member on the Standards Australia Council. He is also responsible for ensuring CHOICE stays carbon neutral. Matthew has a Bachelor of Humanities in Ethics from Queensland University of Technology.  Find Matthew on LinkedIn.

Matthew Steen is the Director of Reviews and testing, which conducts all the testing content for CHOICE. He has worked for CHOICE for more than 20 years, from customer service to testing and content production. Matthew is driven to work at CHOICE for its mission, and the people that it attracts, from staff to members, all dedicated to making Australia more fair, safe and just. Matthew represents CHOICE as a council member on the Standards Australia Council. He is also responsible for ensuring CHOICE stays carbon neutral. Matthew has a Bachelor of Humanities in Ethics from Queensland University of Technology.  Find Matthew on LinkedIn.