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I gave up on koozies years ago. Not because they didn't work well but rather because the can or bottle was always empty LONG before it had a chance to warm up. The extra step of transferring it to the next was taking up valuable sipping time...
WOW! I thought I was the only one that thought that!
Yes we are!! My koozie is only for deception at state parks!
My step brother used to have one that was even better. He had these wrap around reusable stick on things for the cans. They were all one letter off from the real thing. His favorite one was Diet Pipsi. He used to use them at the beaches were no alcoholic beverages were allowed. He had a cop come up and make his buddy dump his beer and left him alone once.
I gave up on koozies years ago. Not because they didn't work well but rather because the can or bottle was always empty LONG before it had a chance to warm up. The extra step of transferring it to the next was taking up valuable sipping time...
That's my problem too. In the Texas heat, a beer only lasts about 35 seconds. I have to make sure the beer can't get warm. Allowing good beer to get warm is alcohol abuse. I have a bunch of koozies, but they mostly stay put up.
Using the bucket on the loader for holding the cooler would be fine, were it not for having to set the cooler down and pick it back up between scoops of dirt.
That's my problem too. In the Texas heat, a beer only lasts about 35 seconds. I have to make sure the beer can't get warm. Allowing good beer to get warm is alcohol abuse. I have a bunch of koozies, but they mostly stay put up.
Using the bucket on the loader for holding the cooler would be fine, were it not for having to set the cooler down and pick it back up between scoops of dirt.
That's pretty sweet Andre. If I could get that to hold a cold pony keg, I could just use a long straw to keep hydrated while working - until I was SO hydrated I forgot about working. I can see my wife finding me in the middle of the pasture, sitting on the tractor, engine off, drinking beer and making tractor noises with my mouth.
I more picture you being beat with a baseball bat.........
Because you didn't share........
If you were referring to me drinking beer without my bride, she shoulda been there. You snooze, you lose.
She can sit there and make tractor noises with me though.
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