Compare Ozark Trail coolers by size, shape and how you carry them, from hard-sided chests that hold ice for a weekend to soft totes and backpack coolers for a day out. Each option below shows capacity, format and the trip it fits best.

Roto-molded and built to hold ice for more than 4.5 days, this 26-quart hard-sided cooler handles weekend trips, boat days and beach afternoons without the premium-brand price tag.

Browse Ozark Trail cooler bags and compare capacity, carry style, liner type and portability, so you can match a soft-sided option to your trip length and group size.

Compare Ozark Trail insulated backpack coolers side by side, from 20-can day-hike sizes to roomier weekend builds, so you can match capacity, strap comfort and carry style to your trip.

Compare Ozark Trail soft coolers by capacity, shape and liner style, from six-can lunch sizes to fifty-can totes. See which fold flat, which hold a hard liner and which fit a short trip, a picnic or a full campout.

This grey hard cooler holds 52 quarts, with room for tall bottles upright and a weekend of food. It is rated to keep ice up to four days and costs far less than premium coolers.

Compare Ozark Trail wheeled coolers side by side, from hard-sided weekend models to soft-sided day options. See which size, shape and roll fits your car, your trip length and your budget.

The Ozark Trail 52-Quart High-Performance Cooler in grey gives campers real capacity without a premium price. Double-walled insulation, polyethylene walls and tie-down points make it a straightforward pick for weekend trips.

This page gathers replacement parts for Ozark Trail coolers, from drain plugs to lid latches and support feet. Compare thread size, fit and included hardware to match a part to your cooler and get it back in service.

Compare Ozark Trail hard-side coolers ranging from a compact 10 qt carry size up to a roomy 52 qt weekend model, with wheeled and high-performance options in between, so you can match capacity, ice needs and how far you carry the load.