Oyster puts its own stamp on the vacuum-insulated cooler market with a cooler so efficient, it doesn't need ice to keep food or drinks cold. That iceless design teams with a thin-wall construction ...

When I saw the vacuum-sealed Oyster Tempo 23 cooler, I instantly wondered out loud, ... Related: Outdoor Barware That Makes a Killer Camp Minibar. The Downside to the Oyster Tempo.

The Oyster Tempo Cooler uses dual-wall vacuum insulation to keep its contents ice cold for hours. ... and after a 10-day camping trip, the cooler had a decent amount of scratches and scuffs.

The Oyster Tempo positions itself as a sci-fi chilly bin from the future that doesn't need ice. But is the latest in cooler technology worth the $500 sticker price? Here's our review.

Oyster says the initial version of the Tempo cooler will be available in a single 23L capacity, providing enough space for 36 cans plus a pair of thermal batteries underneath them, which is what ...

Oyster. For decades, vacuum insulation was limited to cylindrical shapes, but Norway-based Oyster figured out how to make the tech work in a rectangular vessel, creating the vacuum pressure without ...

We tested it to see how it compares with a classic Yeti cooler. The aluminum construction keeps your drinks cold, even without any ice. We tested it to see how it compares with a classic Yeti cooler.

The Oyster Tempo Cooler ($500) is the first of its kind on the market--no foam at all, just aluminum walls--and the company is making some pretty big claims about its efficiency. Naturally, we had ...

The Oyster Tempo makes its competitors look like a first-grader’s insulated lunch box. "We’re not cooler-users over here in Norway," Ian Sandmael, Oyster's Chief Design Officer and co-founder ...

Oyster Tempo Cooler. $395. Buy on oystercooler.com . While coolers have come a long way since the days of styrofoam chests, even more advanced rotomolded models like Yeti, suggest “pre-chilling ...