Over 1 million Igloo 90-quart Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers are being recalled (Credit: CPSC)
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Igloo is broadening its February recall of more than a million 90-quart Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers. This action follows their receipt of 78 reports involving fingertip injuries, including 26 amputations, fractures, and cuts.

The company is now recalling an additional 130,000 coolers in the U.S. due to the same issue. The recall expansion warns that the tow handle on the cooler can pinch users’ fingertips, leading to potential risks of amputation or cuts. Users are urged to immediately stop using the coolers.

Affected cooler models:

Model/SKU # Description Date codes
34692 Latitude 90-quart roller 07/2020-09/2021
34785 Latitude 90-quart roller 10/2021-12/2022
34790 Maxcold Latitude 90-quart roller 10/2021-02/2023

The recall only involves cooler models manufactured before January 2024.

Over 1 million Igloo 90-quart Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers are being recalled (Credit: CPSC)
Over 1 million Igloo 90-quart Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers are being recalled (Credit: CPSC)

How to identify the recalled coolers:

  • Manufacture date (before January 2024) can be found imprinted on the bottom of the cooler in a circular pattern. Customers should find an arrow pointing to the manufacture month and the last two digits of the manufacture year
  • Recalled coolers have a tow handle
  • “IGLOO” is printed on the side of the coolers
  • Came in a variety of colors

The recalled Igloo coolers were available for purchase at Costco, Target, Academy Sports + Outdoors, Dick’s, and other stores across the country. They were also sold online through Igloo’s website and Amazon.

Customers with the affected models are advised to contact Igloo for a free replacement handle, the company says. You can call Igloo at (888) 943-5182 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday-Friday. Customers can also visit Igloo’s recall page for further information.

For questions or concerns not addressed in the recall, consumers can also contact the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

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