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	Comments on: Mastering the Art of Cooler Backpacks: Icemule Classic Soft Cooler	</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This ICEMULE cooler sounds like a dream! As a parent who&#039;s always on the go with the family, I can relate to needing gear that&#039;s both convenient and functional. The fact that it&#039;s made in the USA and has a removable shoulder strap for extra storage is super cool. Have you tried using it for longer hikes? How well does it keep things cold over several hours?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This ICEMULE cooler sounds like a dream! As a parent who&#8217;s always on the go with the family, I can relate to needing gear that&#8217;s both convenient and functional. The fact that it&#8217;s made in the USA and has a removable shoulder strap for extra storage is super cool. Have you tried using it for longer hikes? How well does it keep things cold over several hours?</p>
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