US EditionIgloo rolling cooler recall expanded to 1.2M after more reports of amputations, injuries
- Igloo has broadened its February 2025 recall to cover additional 90-quart rolling coolers with tow handles, following reports of fingertip injuries caused by the handle posing a pinch hazard in the United States.
- The recall grew after 78 injury reports, including 26 amputations, fractures, or lacerations, prompted the Consumer Product Safety Commission to act again.
- The recalled coolers, priced between $80 and $140, were available for purchase at major retailers and online throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico from early 2019 until early 2025.
- The recall now includes approximately 1.3 million coolers, and consumers are advised to discontinue use immediately and reach out to Igloo via their toll-free number or email to receive a replacement handle at no cost.
- This expanded recall highlights ongoing safety concerns related to the cooler’s tow handle pinch hazard and reinforces federal efforts to prevent fingertip injuries.
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