Keep your favorite drink ice cold for hours, even on the hottest summer days.
 

The MPAS CanCooler is an insulated beverage holder that mounts directly to any compatible MPAS bracket. It uses a removable ice insert surrounded by a thick insulating outer shell to keep your drink refreshingly cold for an extended period.

How it works

The white inner insert is filled with water up to the height of the four internal ribs and then placed in the freezer. Once completely frozen, simply insert it into the insulated CanCooler shell, place your beverage can inside, and close it with the lid.

The lid helps protect the ice from direct sunlight while the thick walls minimize heat transfer, allowing your drink to stay cold for hours while you relax in the pool.

Three can sizes included

The CanCooler comes with three interchangeable inserts to fit the most common beverage can diameters:

• Slim – 53 mm
• Sleek – 58 mm
• Standard – 67 mm

Smaller cans can also be used in a larger insert if needed. However, the additional air gap around the can will slightly reduce the cooling performance.

Printing

The outer body and lid print without supports.

The ice inserts are also support-free and should be printed watertight. To guarantee long-term watertightness, it is highly recommended to seal the inserts after printing with a clear coat, epoxy, or another suitable waterproof coating. This helps ensure that the thin walls remain completely watertight over time, even after repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
 

As with all MPAS accessories, the CanCooler is fully compatible with every existing MPAS bracket, keeping your favorite drink securely within easy reach while you enjoy your time in the pool.

About the MPAS - Modular Pool Accessory System

The MPAS aims to provide a simple solution for attaching a range of accessories to different pools. The installation is done through standardized brackets, to which various modules can be attached.

you will find all available MPAS Modules in my Maker World MPAS Collection.

Note: The models in the pictures were printed from PLA. For outdoor use, ASA filament should be used due to its UV resistance. You can also use PETG for more strength.