How many times have you pulled up at camp and thrown open the lid of your Adventure Kings Fridge to find that everything is covered in milk, beer and eggs?

If your answer is too many times to mention – then you need the Vacuum Sealer from Adventure Kings. This simple device seals away your food in hygienic air-tight bags, making it perfect for using every little nook and cranny in your fridge to store food so you have more space for precious camp rations.

By having zero air in the bag, the Vacuum Sealer works to keep your food fresher for longer. This means that all of your camp meals you make at home like stews, curries, spaghetti, pastas and more will be fresh when you finally set up camp.

But don’t think the Adventure Kings Vacuum Sealer is only for organising your fridge. The ability to create an easily packable, air-tight bag can be used for anything your imagination can come up with! Try sorting your spare parts storage – imagine sorting your spare fuses into one, bag, nuts into another, bolts into another and so no. Going on a boat? Try sealing your phone or car keys in the vac sealer for a waterproof solution.

Best of all the Vacuum Sealer is compact and portable so you can take it out on the tracks with you. This is great for storing things you want to take home like fish fillets and red meat that run the risk of being spoiled when you’re out touring.

Included with the Adventure Kings Vacuum Sealer is five metres of Vacuum Sealer Roll which means you aren’t limited to the size of food or objects you want to seal up. Whether you’ve caught the fish of a lifetime and want to store the fillets or your mates socks smell so bad they have to be sealed off from the world, you can do it.

Not only can you gain space in your Adventure Kings fridge, but also increase the lifespan of your food when heading out bush. Not bad for a product that sucks…literally. 

PERFECT FOR…

• Loose Steaks
• Red Meat
• Fish Fillets
• Waterproofing electronics
• Fishing Bait

TIPS ON PACKING YOUR ADVENTURE KINGS 60L FRIDGE

1. Less Boxes, More Bags: Say goodbye to endless mountains of Tupperware – they take up too much room when most of them are half-filled at best. Try vacuum sealed and ziplock bags that only take up as much room as they need.
2. Heavy Objects First: This one may sound obvious, but you’d be surprised how many people we see packing drinks and cans on top of soft food!
3. Pack Tight: If you’re going to be bouncing up and down tough tracks, try to pack your fridge tight with bubble wrap or newspaper to give items as little room to move as possible. By riding with the bumps instead of against them, your food will survive in much better condition.