preserve an arctic refuge in your cooler

PRESERVE AN ARCTIC REFUGE IN YOUR COOLER
Camping, boating, hunting or fishing—wherever you bring the cooler—rugged, reusable Arctic Ice™
cooler packs can keep your food and drinks cold or frozen throughout your outing.
Arctic Ice™ maintains lower temperatures longer than ice or “blue” ice substitutes. This cooler insert’s reusable active
ingredient, PureTemp™ is a non-toxic, biodegradable phase-change material (PCM) derived from plants. When Arctic Ice™
approaches its melting point (that’s the phase change) it begins absorbing more heat while stubbornly refusing to warm up.
It holds a constant, pre-defined temperature (34ºF or 5ºF) until the entire cooler pack finally thaws.
Product options: cold and colder
Alaskan Series freezes at 1ºC (33.8ºF) and efficiently keeps food and drinks chilled much longer than
the same volume of ice. For optimal performance, freeze Alaskan packs in any household freezer for at
least eight hours prior to use.
Tundra Series freezes at -15ºC (+5ºF) and maintains a consistent freezer temperature. In fact, using
only two medium Tundra packs, our testers kept two pounds of fish frozen for 48 hours in an unopened
polystyrene shipping cooler in 70ºF ambient heat. Tundra works best when frozen for 36 hours at the
lowest setting available on consumer freezers. (What takes longer to thaw, takes longer to freeze.)
The purple interior turns white when fully charged.
Comparison Test
In a controlled temperature test, a large (2.5-pound)
Arctic Ice™ Alaskan pack kept the temperature of six
20-ounce bottles of chilled water below 43˚F for 11.5
hours in a mid-sized ice chest (ambient temperature
was 70-75˚F). Arctic Ice™ worked 64 percent longer
than 2.5 pounds of a competitive PCM-based product
or regular ice and more than three times as long as
“blue gel” material.
Arctic Ice Alaskan Series – 11.5 hours
Frozen H2O – 7 hrs
“High Performance” PCM – 7 hrs
“Blue Gel” Ice Packs – 3.5 hrs
12 Hours
PRESERVE AN ARCTIC REFUGE IN YOUR COOLER
Camping, boating, hunting or fishing—wherever you bring the cooler—rugged, reusable Arctic Ice™
cooler packs can keep your food and drinks cold or frozen throughout your outing.
Arctic Ice™ maintains lower temperatures longer than ice or “blue” ice substitutes. This cooler insert’s reusable active
ingredient, PureTemp™ is a non-toxic, biodegradable phase-change material (PCM) derived from plants. When Arctic Ice™
approaches its melting point (that’s the phase change) it begins absorbing more heat while stubbornly refusing to warm up.
It holds a constant, pre-defined temperature (34ºF or 5ºF) until the entire cooler pack finally thaws.
Product options: cold and colder
Alaskan Series freezes at 1ºC (33.8ºF) and efficiently keeps food and drinks chilled much longer than
the same volume of ice. For optimal performance, freeze Alaskan packs in any household freezer for at
least eight hours prior to use.
Tundra Series freezes at -15ºC (+5ºF) and maintains a consistent freezer temperature. In fact, using
only two medium Tundra packs, our testers kept two pounds of fish frozen for 48 hours in an unopened
polystyrene shipping cooler in 70ºF ambient heat. Tundra works best when frozen for 36 hours at the
lowest setting available on consumer freezers. (What takes longer to thaw, takes longer to freeze.)
The purple interior turns white when fully charged.
Comparison Test
In a controlled temperature test, a large (2.5-pound)
Arctic Ice™ Alaskan pack kept the temperature of six
20-ounce bottles of chilled water below 43˚F for 11.5
hours in a mid-sized ice chest (ambient temperature
was 70-75˚F). Arctic Ice™ worked 64 percent longer
than 2.5 pounds of a competitive PCM-based product
or regular ice and more than three times as long as
“blue gel” material.
Arctic Ice Alaskan Series – 11.5 hours
Frozen H2O – 7 hrs
“High Performance” PCM – 7 hrs
“Blue Gel” Ice Packs – 3.5 hrs
12 Hours
PRESERVE AN ARCTIC REFUGE IN YOUR COOLER
Camping, boating, hunting or fishing—wherever you bring the cooler—rugged, reusable Arctic Ice™
cooler packs can keep your food and drinks cold or frozen throughout your outing.
Arctic Ice™ maintains lower temperatures longer than ice or “blue” ice substitutes. This cooler insert’s reusable active
ingredient, PureTemp™ is a non-toxic, biodegradable phase-change material (PCM) derived from plants. When Arctic Ice™
approaches its melting point (that’s the phase change) it begins absorbing more heat while stubbornly refusing to warm up.
It holds a constant, pre-defined temperature (34ºF or 5ºF) until the entire cooler pack finally thaws.
Product options: cold and colder
Alaskan Series freezes at 1ºC (33.8ºF) and efficiently keeps food and drinks chilled much longer than
the same volume of ice. For optimal performance, freeze Alaskan packs in any household freezer for at
least eight hours prior to use.
Tundra Series freezes at -15ºC (+5ºF) and maintains a consistent freezer temperature. In fact, using
only two medium Tundra packs, our testers kept two pounds of fish frozen for 48 hours in an unopened
polystyrene shipping cooler in 70ºF ambient heat. Tundra works best when frozen for 36 hours at the
lowest setting available on consumer freezers. (What takes longer to thaw, takes longer to freeze.)
The purple interior turns white when fully charged.
Comparison Test
In a controlled temperature test, a large (2.5-pound)
Arctic Ice™ Alaskan pack kept the temperature of six
20-ounce bottles of chilled water below 43˚F for 11.5
hours in a mid-sized ice chest (ambient temperature
was 70-75˚F). Arctic Ice™ worked 64 percent longer
than 2.5 pounds of a competitive PCM-based product
or regular ice and more than three times as long as
“blue gel” material.
Arctic Ice Alaskan Series – 11.5 hours
Frozen H2O – 7 hrs
“High Performance” PCM – 7 hrs
“Blue Gel” Ice Packs – 3.5 hrs
12 Hours
PRESERVE AN ARCTIC REFUGE IN YOUR COOLER
Camping, boating, hunting or fishing—wherever you bring the cooler—rugged, reusable Arctic Ice™
cooler packs can keep your food and drinks cold or frozen throughout your outing.
Arctic Ice™ maintains lower temperatures longer than ice or “blue” ice substitutes. This cooler insert’s reusable active
ingredient, PureTemp™ is a non-toxic, biodegradable phase-change material (PCM) derived from plants. When Arctic Ice™
approaches its melting point (that’s the phase change) it begins absorbing more heat while stubbornly refusing to warm up.
It holds a constant, pre-defined temperature (34ºF or 5ºF) until the entire cooler pack finally thaws.
Product options: cold and colder
Alaskan Series freezes at 1ºC (33.8ºF) and efficiently keeps food and drinks chilled much longer than
the same volume of ice. For optimal performance, freeze Alaskan packs in any household freezer for at
least eight hours prior to use.
Tundra Series freezes at -15ºC (+5ºF) and maintains a consistent freezer temperature. In fact, using
only two medium Tundra packs, our testers kept two pounds of fish frozen for 48 hours in an unopened
polystyrene shipping cooler in 70ºF ambient heat. Tundra works best when frozen for 36 hours at the
lowest setting available on consumer freezers. (What takes longer to thaw, takes longer to freeze.)
The purple interior turns white when fully charged.
Comparison Test
In a controlled temperature test, a large (2.5-pound)
Arctic Ice™ Alaskan pack kept the temperature of six
20-ounce bottles of chilled water below 43˚F for 11.5
hours in a mid-sized ice chest (ambient temperature
was 70-75˚F). Arctic Ice™ worked 64 percent longer
than 2.5 pounds of a competitive PCM-based product
or regular ice and more than three times as long as
“blue gel” material.
Arctic Ice Alaskan Series – 11.5 hours
Frozen H2O – 7 hrs
“High Performance” PCM – 7 hrs
“Blue Gel” Ice Packs – 3.5 hrs
12 Hours
Gauge the alternatives:
wet, blue or hazardous
What’s wrong with good old ice?
We love ice! On the back deck, a heavy washtub full of ice water can chill canned
drinks faster than anything else. But ice does not travel well. In a passenger vehicle or
boat—with drinks, snacks, condiments and multiple users—that $2 bag of ice soon
becomes a gallon of cold water, creating a costly “ham sandwich soup” by day two.
Long-lasting Arctic Ice™ is neat, flat and adds no moisture.
What about other reusable ice packs?
Blue gel cooler packs are like incandescent flashlight bulbs: Everyone used them until
LED bulbs arrived. They simply cannot maintain either a deep freezing temperature or a
long “fridge chill” like the phase-change material in Arctic Ice™ products. Leakage is
also a common complaint, as container quality varies from one brand to another.
Biodegradable, non-hazardous Arctic Ice™ is derived from vegetable oils, while the
blue gel’s active ingredient is a petroleum by-product: propylene glycol.
Isn’t dry ice better for longer trips and shipping?
Dry ice is very cold, when you can get it. But for most active outings with family or
friends, it isn’t convenient, safe or cost-effective for keeping pre-chilled food and
drinks cold, compared with Arctic Ice™ Tundra Series. However, hungry mosquitoes
love the carbon dioxide that dry ice releases! And for express shipment of food or
game, Artic Ice™ incurs no hazmat charges.
Merchandise specs
Unit Dimensions
Unit Weight
UPC: Alaskan
UPC: Tundra
Case Quantity
Case Dimensions
Case Weight
SMALL
4.25"x6.25"x1.25"
0.75 lbs.
836623012003
836623012010
24
8.75"x6.5"x15.25"
18 lbs.
Arctic Ice llc.
MEDIUM
6.75"x7.75"x1.25"
1.5 lbs.
836623012027
836623012034
12
7.0"x8.0"x15.25"
18 lbs.
1313 Western Avenue
Brookings, SD 57006
605 696-2500
Learn more at www.arcticicellc.com
LARGE
7.5"x9.5"x1.25"
2.5 lbs.
836623012041
836623012058
12
7.75"x9.75"x15.25"
30 lbs.
EXTRA LARGE
10.925"x8.661"x1.85"
5.0 lbs.
836623012065
836623012072
6
11.175"x8.911"x11.35"
30 lbs.