THERE'S SOMETHING NEW
ON THE HORIZON.

Introducing the new Core Series of Orion Coolers. Same bomber cooler.
New lower price point. New accessory collections.

OPTIMIZE YOUR TIME ON THE WATER.

Standing pad, gear track, tie downs, cam straps, fishing rod
and drink holders equip your cooler for a full day of fun on the water.

SHOP BOATING COLLECTION

TAKE YOUR OUTDOOR KITCHEN
TO THE NEXT LEVEL.

Let our gear track, wheels, side table and cutting board
divider insert elevate your culinary experience.

SHOP KITCHEN COLLECTION

CORE SERIES PRODUCTS

Orion Core Series

$250.00

Orion Core Series

$290.00

Orion Core Series

$320.00

Orion Core Series

$370.00

Orion Core Series

$500.00

CORE SERIES COLLECTIONS: MOST POPULAR ACCESSORIES

Orion Core Accessory

$59.99 - $99.99

Orion Core Accessory

Gear Track For Orion Core 25 & 45

$25.99

Orion Core Accessory

$29.99

Orion Core Accessory

Gear Track For Orion Core 65 & 85

$34.99

Orion Core Accessory

$59.99 - $99.99

CORE SERIES COLLECTIONS: CHOOSE YOUR ADVENTURE

From dockside to topside, our Boating Collection contains everything you need to turn your cooler into a valued part of your crew! This collection includes the rail system for your cooler, two cup holders, two Yak Attack Omega rod holders and dual-layered, slip-resistant pad by Marine Mat. Take your time on the water to the next level with your Orion decked out specifically for boating!

Our Kitchen Collection contains everything you need to turn your cooler into the perfect kitchen companion! This collection includes the rail system for your cooler, a divider/cutting board insert, our Utilitop, and the Flip Flop Cart to wheel your cooler wherever it’s needed. Rails and divider are sized specifically for your cooler. Available exclusively for Orion 65 and 85q sizes.

Whether fishing from the dock, pier, bank or beach, our Fishing Collection has the tools you’ll need for fun and fishing on the water. Collection includes gear tracks, two Yak Attack Omega fishing rod holders, dual-layered Marine Mat cushioned pad and cutting board/divider insert*. Simply install your gear tracks and let your cooler hold your drink and rods while you kick back and focus on fishing!
*25 quart collection does not include divider.

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