You’re also making a review for the setpower fridges? I don’t think I understood that first sentence.

@@OXFOOT set power is the only company I’ve taken a product from in exchange for review. I only accepted after I asked you about your set power fridge over messenger. I was going to film it when I was in TN as the fridge is going in the Liberty. However, it got there a day after I left. So I have yet to make the video, but I talked to them and asked if I could make a different kind of video. They agreed, so I’m going to film it when I go back to TN to help my parents. However, I won’t be reviewing the fridge like you, but I’ll link your reviews to their fridges. I’m not a gear reviewer, but I appreciated that you truly like these fridges so that’s why I did it. However, we’re changing things up soon and Sean will be doing gear reviews for us. Different than what you do tho.

@@coloradomallcrawlers yeah I chatted with Sean about gear review stuff. He said y’all are doing like the 23Zero review and maybe some other stuff. Probably smart to split it like that. It’s a great fridge I know y’all will like it.

You got the RV45S? That’s a great model. That was my first one from them.

Rv45 yes, the cover and slider are well made and everything works well.

@@vinboughton4751 you got their slide? I would have gotten that one but they came out with that after I already bought the slide I have now.

Yeah I really like the size. Ideal for a few days as long as you aren’t on a boys trip with tons of beer for a few days.

@@OXFOOT I usually sling the beer in the creek😉 Water is cold in Canada especially North of 62. Cheers

@@OXFOOT Thats when you drink Bourbon ... 😀

Yeah I may have to try out their slide here in the future. I love their fridges.

Thanks, glad I could help. I still love my RV45D but this one is pretty much perfect for my needs.

Oh sorry, it’s just “Oxfoot” I believe it’s like $40 off this unit and I think a little more off the 45 and more off the 55.

Thank you so much for the reply! 45 it is. Appreciate all of your content!!

The separate lids are a big bonus. I hadn’t heard of any fridges under like $800 with Bluetooth but I might be wrong. Might be a cool feature to have though.

It’s a DFG offroad fridge. Pretty expensive. It’s really well engineered but you really do pay for it. I can’t remember the size off the top of my head but if you look at their website and see the measurements you can find what works for you.

Yeah I think so, it would just need to be slid out every time I use it.

Yeah the smaller side as a freezer is what I would do. I don’t see a reason why you could do it the other way though if you ever wanted to. That PT55 is probably better for most people, just didn’t fit my needs with the tall drawer system I have.

I received my PT55 today... It was delivered upside down so I am giving it 24 hours before using it... I hope it works... 😊

Realistically it’s just space. Takes up less space.

That’s the 1100 watt one? That should be plenty for a few days however it really depends on if you’re opening it every few minutes or like 2-3 times a day. I’m sure it’s likely the latter one but I had a video running my fridge with 250 watts for like 36 hours before the battery bank died. Now that was a test that had me not opening it at all so that was really a maximum output test. Ideally an 1100 watt power bank would be plenty.

@@OXFOOT thank you yes its bluetti 1152 watts

One more question would u Recommend setpower 35pt cover case on fridge ?

@@dab0yhdizzle it’s hard to say because I’ve never had any of the covers for any fridge I’ve had. I wouldn’t be an expert in that category.

Yeah typically I will power it with the same powerbank I use for everything else. If I’m going to be out for a few days I’ll bring a larger powerbank or two smaller ones.

The RV45 is a great deal too. I love mine and still use it at my office.

You can run it several ways. Some people run it straight to the battery with a 12v, some people plug it into the back and just have it run when the car is on and I have a little powerbank that I run it off of.

I’d go with the 45/47. I’ve had great luck with the 45 of my other ones. When I go it’s typically my girlfriend and I so we don’t need a ton of space so the 35/37 is plenty.

If you’re only out for like a day or two that should be enough, if it’s more than that with a family of 4 you can even go with the 55/57.

I typically use an eco flow River 2 pro. I had it last about 3 days without a charge on that. Typically if you hit it with a solar panel for a day you could go for a long time. This was at expo and I wasn’t trying to leave solar panels out though.

“Oxfoot” should take off like $40 or more

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But bluetti and anker make great products as well. Depends on how many days you’ll be using it if it’s just a day or two then the smaller River units will be fine. I’d like at least 600watts to play it safe. I also always pre chill the fridge inside and get it down to temp before packing it into the car and hooking it to solar generator. Most of the power consumption with the fridges is getting it initially down to cold temp from room temp.

@oxfoot Thanks so much for the reply and great info! Happy Holidays!

If you have a second battery. Or if you have some way to keep the power constantly going.

Unless you wire it to you battery all overland fridges will need a powerbank.

@@OXFOOT what size do you recommend

Hmm, I hadn’t seen that. I’ll ask my contact over there.

Like all companies if all else fails reach out on IG. They are a very responsive company, how long since you reached out?

I communicated through email just fine. UPS lost a cooler cover and they sent one out next day air.

Yeah I love their fridges and the price but this is a huge oversight. I’m testing their sister company out now and the controls are on top where they should be. However the iceco is $700+ and the setpower is like $400 or less.

Depends in my truck bed it’s perfect

This like priced at $230 on Amazon and the ICECO equivalent is almost 3 times that, if they perform the same I think living with controls on the bottom is a minor compromise. We’re talking first world problems. I think the fact that we can get a compact, very affordable, and reliable fridge for our vehicles outside of a commercial use case this day and age is a wonder in itself. Go back 5 or further and you’ll likely find products at this price point were junk

@@thefoxhouse very true. We’ve come a long way in a just a few years

@@thefoxhouse I agree and that's why I bought one from SetPower's website on sale for $229.00. The quality is superb.

Huh? It’s a regular measuring tape.

I didn’t even know digital measuring tape existed till your comment.