VW T1 Bus Cooler Bag 25 Liter
Our lunch bag with the VW T1 Bus/Campervan design leaves nothing to be desired. It serves as a generous warming and cooling container with plenty of space for drinks and food. Everything a traveler's heart desires! Available in several color schemes, every fan can find their VW. The campervan in sports bag format has two carrying handles on the sides. The adjustable carrying strap is detachable. Due to its size, the large opening, and a surrounding zipper, the bag is easily fillable. The design of the bag is topped off by its stylish bus-shaped zipper pulls. At the next garden party or festival, as well as the upcoming camping trip, the trendy cooler bag is a welcome guest and a beautiful retro gift for every camper or VW fan!
The officially licensed Volkswagen cooler bag by BRISA impresses with its uniqueness. The exterior of the cooler bag is made of 100% polyester. The insulating core is formed by a 5 mm foam insulation (EPE), which is covered with a composite aluminum foil (50% aluminum, 50% PE). The insulating material, in conjunction with cooling packs, maintains chilled food and fresh drinks inside. It also keeps drinks and food warm. If the bag gets dirty, it can easily be wiped clean with a damp cloth.
The maximum capacity of the bag is a generous 25 L (6.6 gallons). Dimensions: 44 x 23 x 26 cm (17.3 x 9.1 x 10.2 inches).
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