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While you were out seeing to buy a cooler, you may have noticed that some coolers are labeled as "marine coolers." What is the discrepancy in the middle of a quarterly camping and picnic cooler and a nautical cooler?

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Marine coolers are designed specifically to be used outdoors all of the time. They therefore are best capable of resisting the effects of weather, particularly the harsh Uv rays from the sun and the blowing sand and salt air by the sea. Sun, sea, and sand can make just about whatever degrade given enough time so nautical coolers are designed to hold up under these conditions.

In expanding to having a more durable exterior, most nautical coolers are also treated to best resist odors. This is because they start off the trip full of food and beer and are then later used to store fish that has been caught. While fish are very tasty, they smell, and storing fish (alive or dead) in a camping cooler will speedily have it full of an approximately unbearable odor. A quarterly cooler could be cleaned often to take off the smell, but it is best to have a one which is best able to resist the smell to begin with.

Because they are designed to be more sturdy nautical coolers have exquisite insulation, allowing even the lower end models to keep ice and drinks fresh for days. Any way this extra insulation also makes the it heavier, so they are usually meant to be settled in one spot (such as on your boat) and left there for several days. They are not something that you want to lug around while hiking or up and down steep hills.

If you are seeing for a cooler to take camping or to carry food back and forth from the grocery then a nautical range is not worth the extra expense. Any way if you are seeing for a cooler to store your fish or to take on a long bumpy boat ride where it will be sitting in the open sun for hours and days at a time, then the nautical cooler is what you need.

What Is a maritime Cooler?