Huski Big Can Beer Cooler NEW

Built to keep big cans cool. The brand new Huski Big Can Cooler keeps 440ml and 500ml cans up to 10x colder than a non-insulated can. Enjoy big cans ice-cold to the last drop.

Triple insulated marine grade 316 stainless steel
Double walled, vacuum insulated and copper lined
Fits most 440ml, 473ml, 500ml and 568ml cans
Detachable 3-in-1 can and bottle opener built into the base
Dual-function design works as a cooler and a 500ml tumbler
No condensation keeps hands and tables dry

Your Huski works straight off the shelf. Simply push your cold can through the Push-Fit Flexilock™ Vented Lid and you're good to go.

For smaller cans, push until you hit the BumpStops™. For larger cans, push past the BumpStops™. To remove, unscrew the lid.

Alternatively, you can pour your drink into the cooler and use it as a 500ml insulated tumbler.

Features:

Triple insulated. Double walled, vacuum insulated and copper lined.
Fits big cans, better. Integrated BumpStops™ deliver the perfect fit for 440ml, 473ml, 500ml and 568ml cans.
Detachable 3-in-1 opener. Slides, twists and pops to open cans and bottles.
Dual-function design. Works as a can cooler and a 500ml tumbler.
Marine grade 316 stainless steel. Built with premium corrosion resistant materials.
No condensation. Stay-dry design keeps hands and table dry.
Shaped to fit your hand. Scalloped side panels for a better grip.
Slip-resistant base. Soft touch silicone pad protects and stabilises.
Designed in New Zealand. Made in China. NZ Design Registration 428251. Registered designs & patents.

Product external diameter 80mm; internal diameter 67mm; height 174mm; weight 290g; capacity 500ml. Packaged weight 450g.

Fit guide
The Huski Big Can Cooler fits most 440ml, 473ml, 500ml and 568ml cans and also fits some bottles.

To fit in the Huski Big Can Cooler 440ml cans need to be between 57mm to 66mm wide, when measured 130mm above their base. 500ml cans need to be between 57mm to 66mm wide, when measured 150mm above their base. Cans need to measure between 150mm to 190mm high.

Other vessels need to be no wider than 66mm at their widest point and be between 57mm to 66mm wide, when measured 150mm above their base.