Summer is just around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, and if you want to keep your snacks and beverages cold during a trip to the beach, you can now do so with a touch of style. Introducing the officially licensed Sonic the Hedgehog cooler from Igloo.
This cooler showcases graphics inspired by Sonic’s iconic 16-bit days from the ’90s, specifically the Green Hill Zone. It features Igloo’s well-known tent-top Playmate design, complete with a convenient push-button on the side. With its “thermecool insulation,” this cooler ensures your items stay cold. It can hold up to nine 12-oz cans and is proudly made in America. Priced at $40 USD, the Sonic the Hedgehog cooler is now available for purchase on Igloo’s website.
In addition to the Sonic cooler, there are also other surprising Sonic-themed products available for purchase. One such product is the official Sonic Crocs, which are absolutely amazing.
Turning our attention to the broader Sonic series, it has recently been revealed that one of its co-creators has been sentenced for insider trading. On a more positive note, fans can anticipate the release of the upgraded version of Sonic Origins, called Sonic Origins Plus, on June 23. Furthermore, Sonic Superstars will make its debut later this year.
As for the Sonic spin-off TV series, Knuckles, it has added talented actors Christopher Lloyd, Cary Elwes, and Paul Scheer to its cast, generating even more excitement among fans.
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