May 24, 2017

Mammoth Coolers announces new drinkware and cooler line with Mossy Oak

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Mammoth coolers has partnered with outdoors industry leader Mossy Oak to offer branded and camouflage drinkware and high-performance coolers.

“Mammoth is a great new partner of ours that offers high-quality, insulated drinkware and coolers that have become must-have items for outdoors people,” said Chris Paradise, senior vice president and chief sales officer of Mossy Oak. “Mammoth offers superior products at a great price. We’re excited to be working with them.”

Available now is the Mossy Oak branded Rover Tumbler and Chillski Drink Holder. The Rover keeps ice up to 36 hours and hot liquids up to 12 hours. The Chillski keeps your drink colder up to 10 times longer than a standard drink holder. These branded drinkware items are offered in five colors. The tumbler is offered in two sizes, 20-ounce and 30-ounce. The drink holder fits a 12-ounce can or bottle. Suggested retail price is $15.99 to $19.99.

Beginning in June, Mammoth will offer a Mossy Oak Break-Up Country® camouflage cooler. The camo decoration is a non-slip surface on the lid and front of the cooler. The Mammoth Ranger 65 is a heavy-duty, roto-molded cooler that comes with a lifetime warranty and is built to last. It has 65-quart capacity and keeps ice up to 10 days.

The Rover Tumbler and Chillski Drink Holder will be decorated in Break-Up Country beginning in July, followed by Shadow Grass Blades® camouflage offerings.

Mossy Oak drinkware and high-performance coolers will be available at leading retailers nationwide including convenience stores, grocery stores, sporting goods stores and mass merchants. For more information on Mammoth Coolers, visit www.mammothcooler.com.

Mammoth Coolers is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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