Arctic Ice Tundra Series Ice Pack

The Tundra series freezer panels have a unique freezing point of 5 degrees Fahrenheit and are designed to help maintain a consistent temperature in coolers. While not as cold as dry ice, the tundra freezer panels can serve as a suitable alternative. Controlled testing has shown that the panels can keep items frozen for days. It takes 18-24 hours for the tundra freezer panels to freeze due to their low freezing point. To ensure proper freezing, the freezer should be set to the lowest setting.

These panels are best used to store and maintain frozen goods. They are recommended for use with weights equivalent to dry ice for optimal reusability. When not in use, the panels should be stored in the freezer so they are ready when needed. The panels are small in size but pack a punch when it comes to freezing temperatures.

The coldest option in our catalog is the ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series reusable ice pack, freezing at 5 degrees Fahrenheit. It's important to note that this small pack needs to be below 5 degrees to freeze the unique compound properly. Designed specifically for keeping frozen goods frozen, the Tundra pack is not suitable for liquid cooling but can freeze liquids like water or milk.

Say goodbye to waterlogged coolers with Arctic Ice packs. Unlike traditional ice that creates a wet mess as it melts, the Tundra Series ice pack keeps everything cold and contained. It lasts longer than ice, saving you money and reducing waste. On average, Americans use 4 bags of ice per year, but the Arctic Ice pack pays for itself after just 4 uses. By making the switch to reusable ice packs, you can help reduce waste and save money in the long run.

Even if you still prefer using ice, you can extend its lifespan and save money by adding Tundra Series ice packs to your cooler. This will slow down the melting process and give you more time to enjoy your chilled items without needing to constantly buy more ice. Chill responsibly and save money with the Arctic Ice Tundra Series ice packs.

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