Coolers

Coolers: from powered fridge-freezers to bolt-on saddlebag boxes

Coolers keep food, drinks and anything temperature-sensitive cold on the trail, at the campsite or strapped to a bike. On the powered end, a 12V fridge freezer runs off your vehicle's battery and holds a set temperature instead of relying on melting ice, so you skip the soggy cooler bag and the run for more ice. On the simpler end, a saddlebag cooler is an insulated box shaped to fit a motorcycle's storage. Both do the same job in the end: keep the cold in and the heat out, packaged for how you actually travel.

What ThreePiece stocks

This is a small, focused range: 4 products currently in stock across 2 brands, ARB and Kuryakyn. Prices run from $82 to $1,332 right now, which is the live in-stock spread and not a locked-in quote. Three of the four are ARB and one is Kuryakyn.

On the high end, the ARB Fridge 63 Quart Zero Fridge Freezer sits at $1,332, with the ARB Fridge 47 Quart Zero B Plug at $1,136. If you want cold storage on two wheels instead, the Kuryakyn Saddlebag Cooler in Black comes in around $111.

How to choose

The split here is straightforward. If you need to hold a genuine cold or freezing temperature for days and you have a 12V source, the ARB fridge units are the answer, and the 63-quart holds more than the 47-quart for the extra spend. If you just want insulated storage sized for a motorcycle and don't want to deal with power draw, the Kuryakyn saddlebag cooler is the far cheaper, simpler pick. Decide first whether you need powered refrigeration or passive insulation, then size to your gear.

What else to pack

A cooler rarely travels alone. Look at Tiedowns and Cargo Nets to keep it from shifting in the bed or on a rack, and Gear Bags for the rest of your kit. For long days out, Hydration Packs pair naturally with what's in the cooler, and Accessories rounds out the setup. All of these live in the wider Lifestyle section alongside detailing gear, tools and more.

Fitment help and ordering

These coolers aren't vehicle-specific in the way wheels are, but the saddlebag cooler is shaped for motorcycle storage and the ARB fridges need a 12V source, so check clearance and power before you buy. If you're unsure whether one fits your rig or bike, call 813-535-5801 and we'll talk it through. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available if you'd rather spread the cost of a fridge unit. Questions on an order can go through contact us.

Coolers: from powered fridge-freezers to bolt-on saddlebag boxes

Coolers keep food, drinks and anything temperature-sensitive cold on the trail, at the campsite or strapped to a bike. On the powered end, a 12V fridge freezer runs off your vehicle's battery and holds a set temperature instead of relying on melting ice, so you skip the soggy cooler bag and the run for more ice. On the simpler end, a saddlebag cooler is an insulated box shaped to fit a motorcycle's storage. Both do the same job in the end: keep the cold in and the heat out, packaged for how you actually travel.

What ThreePiece stocks

This is a small, focused range: 4 products currently in stock across 2 brands, ARB and Kuryakyn. Prices run from $82 to $1,332 right now, which is the live in-stock spread and not a locked-in quote. Three of the four are ARB and one is Kuryakyn.

On the high end, the ARB Fridge 63 Quart Zero Fridge Freezer sits at $1,332, with the ARB Fridge 47 Quart Zero B Plug at $1,136. If you want cold storage on two wheels instead, the Kuryakyn Saddlebag Cooler in Black comes in around $111.

How to choose

The split here is straightforward. If you need to hold a genuine cold or freezing temperature for days and you have a 12V source, the ARB fridge units are the answer, and the 63-quart holds more than the 47-quart for the extra spend. If you just want insulated storage sized for a motorcycle and don't want to deal with power draw, the Kuryakyn saddlebag cooler is the far cheaper, simpler pick. Decide first whether you need powered refrigeration or passive insulation, then size to your gear.

What else to pack

A cooler rarely travels alone. Look at Tiedowns and Cargo Nets to keep it from shifting in the bed or on a rack, and Gear Bags for the rest of your kit. For long days out, Hydration Packs pair naturally with what's in the cooler, and Accessories rounds out the setup. All of these live in the wider Lifestyle section alongside detailing gear, tools and more.

Fitment help and ordering

These coolers aren't vehicle-specific in the way wheels are, but the saddlebag cooler is shaped for motorcycle storage and the ARB fridges need a 12V source, so check clearance and power before you buy. If you're unsure whether one fits your rig or bike, call 813-535-5801 and we'll talk it through. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available if you'd rather spread the cost of a fridge unit. Questions on an order can go through contact us.