Love this after one mod
"I’m using this for that quick evening, walk down to the river close to camp session right before dark. Not a fan of the neck lanyard but I added a belt clip (think handgun holster) and it’s perfect."
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Meet the most overbuilt coozie you’ve ever met. The Trailwaters Super Coozie keeps your drink cold, your hands free, and your essentials right where you need them.
Designed with a neck lanyard so you can carry your drink like the legend you are—whether you're wading a creek, wandering the campground, grilling in the backyard, or just trying not to lose your can for the fifth time today.
On the sides, you’ll find gear-ready pockets perfect for stashing:
Tippet
Nippers
Floatant
A tiny tin of flies
or anything else that normally disappears into the abyss of your pack
And here’s the best part:
If you don’t feel like using it as a coozie, pull the drink out and drop in a fly box, small tools, or whatever bits you need for a quick session. It’s basically a mini chest pack disguised as a party accessory.
Cold drink. Warm hands. Essential gear on deck.
It’s the Coozie That Works Overtime.



Overall rating: 4.714286 / 5 from 7 reviews.
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"I’m using this for that quick evening, walk down to the river close to camp session right before dark. Not a fan of the neck lanyard but I added a belt clip (think handgun holster) and it’s perfect."
"Great doozie"
"Great!"
"The quality seems to be really good and sturdy! Very impressed"
"The fishing gear I never knew I needed. Bought one for myself then came back to buy a couple more for gifts this season."
"Perfect! Worth it for the neck lanyard alone."
"Maybe offer an optional version "with" tools for a few bucks more? I am glad I shipped to myself first before sending directly to the gift recipient. Much better after going ahead and connecting a new set of nippers, a hemostat, and a bottle of Gink. The first picture shows the Super Coozie loaded up with gadgets and a cold one. Not complaining that I thought "batteries were included" -- but I was just a little disappointed seeing it in person (at first). So I fixed it. While I understand not shipping the Coozie and beer together, and I also get that we all have plenty of various nippers and retractors in the console of the truck and the bottom of a different fly bag, it just wasn't satisfying when it showed up in person without the toys attached. I paid about $25 extra to add a few gadgets and some float. . . maybe that plus a margin to TRco would still be something I would have felt great about shipping as a present?"