YETI Roadie 60 Wheeled Cooler - UV Print-Charcoal

The YETI Roadie 60 Wheeled Cooler in Charcoal brings a sleek, understated finish to the same rugged hauling power that makes this cooler a favorite for crews, families, and outdoor teams. This Charcoal cooler holds up to 98 cans, giving tailgaters, campers, and job site crews room for a full day of food and drinks in one hard-sided unit. Rugged wheels and a sturdy handle mean the Roadie 60 rolls over grass, gravel, and uneven backcountry paths instead of requiring two people to lift it in and out of a truck bed.

Under that sleek Charcoal shell sits the same construction that made YETI famous for cold retention. The rotomolded body and thick insulated walls are engineered to hold ice for days, not hours, so the cooler can handle multi-day trips, weekend tournaments, or long shifts at a work site without a midday ice run.

The included dry goods basket keeps snacks, condiments, and non-submerged items organized and above the ice, and the near-indestructible shell shrugs off drops, bumps, and rough transport that would crack a cheaper cooler. This is the cooler that shows up at the trailhead, the marina, the construction site, and the company picnic and looks just as at home in each place.

Owners rely on it for camping trips, fishing charters, hunting camps, food trucks, and outdoor work crews who cannot afford a cooler that fails mid-season. The Charcoal colorway offers a versatile, professional look that hides road grime and scuffs, making it equally suited to a backyard cookout or a client appreciation event.

Through SWAGHQ, the Charcoal Roadie 60 Wheeled Cooler can be custom decorated with full-color ColorPrint branding, making it a standout piece for corporate gifting, employee milestone awards, and outdoor-focused incentive programs. Orders follow SWAGHQ's standard MOQ, a 10-14 business day production and turnaround window, and every decorated cooler ships backed by SWAGHQ's full decoration guarantee, so brand teams can order with confidence for large group rollouts.