Can Myles Rockwell outride the RovR RollR 45 Rolling Cooler?

Back in 2017, RovR rolled out the Bikr attachment for their Campr cooler. The idea was that by attaching it to your bike, you could ride along with your cooler just about anywhere, towing your frosty beverages to your final destination. Based on the comments though, RovR didn’t quite convince many readers of the cooler’s offroad-worthiness. Well, RovR is back with some updates to the wheels of their new RollR cooler and a true offroad test with none other than the legend, Myles Rockwell.

Now fitted with 9″ all terrain rubber tires with a replaceable inner tube, the tires are mounted to aluminum wheels with two sealed bearings per hub. Combined with a rotationally molded body, high density foam insulation, and a 12.5mm stainless steel axle, the cooler seems to be up for the ride.

To tow the RollR, you’ll still need to purchase the BikR Kit for an additional $54 which adds an axle mounted tow bar to your cooler. Note that there’s no listing of what axle configurations will work with the BikR, so confirm with RovR that it will fit your bike before ordering.

The coolers themselves are available in a 45, 60, and 80 quart version, each with collapsible wagon bin for the top, and a dry bin for the inside included. The RollRs are offered in multiple colors with pricing ranging from $369 to $449 depending on the size.

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