Stay cool and refreshed on all your adventures with the DSG Victory 65 Quart Hard Cooler with wheels, designed for durability and performance. This hard-sided cooler combines innovative features with rugged construction to ensure your beverages stay icy for up to 8 days. Whether you're camping, tailgating, or enjoying a day at the beach, the DSG cooler is your trusty partner in keeping your favorites chilled.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65warnings.ca.gov.| External Dimensions | 37.6 in. X 29.6 in. X 53.6 in. (LXWXH) |
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| Internal Dimensions | 21-23 in. W x 12 in.-13 3/4 in. D x 13 in. H |
| Empty Weight | 30 lbs. |
| Can Capacity | 75 cans |
| Ice Capacity | 67 lbs. of ice |
| Insulation Type | Closed Cell Polyurethane Foam |
| Soft or hard cooler | Hard |
| Activity | Sporting events; tailgating; outdoor activities; road trips |
REVIEWS
51 Reviews
Michael
I bought this a month ago and am so happy that I did
Villa310
This cooler/Ice chest is high quality, very durable, very mobile for on the go. Most importantly for the price there’s a lot of space, built in bottle opener, ice and drinks stay cold for days!! It’s way better than a Yeti!!
Kji1810
Bought this last week to use at our camper. Keep the cooler in the shade but have to add ice every two days. Definitely did not meet our expectations. Should have spent the extra money for a yeti. Very disappointed.
bdog6
I got this cooler a couple weeks ago and ended up using it to rest ribs in on father's day. The insulation was killer and my buddy used the same cooler in a different color for drinks and it kept them cold all day.
Camper
Kept our food cold from Friday night to Sunday midday. Perfect size for family of four light food camping weekend. Biggest complaint was that the handle holds to carry it aren't deep enough. The wheels help, but don't plan to carry it a long ways.
B MM2
Doesn't hold Ice for very long. 2days tops no where close to 6. Not worth the $$$
JenChu
Great large size with wheels. Just wish the handle had a way of staying up. Used it for a weekend camping and ice was still frozen on the last day.
Arthur Morgan
I’ve loved this cooler and have been extremely happy with how well it keeps things cold and how easy it is to move around. It’s simple to grab and go, and I’ve had no issues with the wheels. Even when it’s fully loaded, the handle feels sturdy and durable, so I’ve never worried about it breaking. As an added bonus, the color options are a lot of fun. I highly recommend this cooler!
bobrid26
This cooler has 4 things others coolers dont have at the same time: 1) big size 2) wheels/handle make it easy to move 3) very light cooler 4) it kept ice all weekend! The kids pulling cold drinks all weekend! Will be great for camping!
Mvogt1023
This cooler is 65 quarts and holds up to 75 cans or over 60lbs of ice. I must say right away that this cooler is made tough!! You can immediately tell how strong and sturdy this cooler is and how it will withstand any abuse thrown its way. I live 25 minutes from the nearest grocery store and an hour from a large big box warehouse type of store. I use my coolers frequently to ensure that my stuff stays cold and/or frozen (especially ice cream). I’ve used this cooler several times since receiving it and each time my items are still just as cold and frozen as when I put the items in. One of my favorite qualities regarding this cooler is that it has two wheels for easier handling. The placement of the wheels does not take away from any of the interior space. The interior space is large enough to hold what I would typically get from the store. The wheels are very strong and sturdy and moves easily across the concrete, gravel and grass. Having the wheels on the cooler also allows me to move it forward and backwards effortlessly while in the back of my SUV. Another quality I like is that you can place a lock on the cooler lid so animals or people won’t get into your items. The lid has two latches to seal the cooler tight so no cold air escapes. The latches are thick, durable and easy to use. Another favorite quality of mine with this cooler is how large the drain plug is which allows for draining the water a lot quicker. The plug screws on and off so there is not chance of it popping off and leaking fluids. I love the fact that this cooler is made in the U.S.A. and it shows!! The quality is superior. I can’t find one negative thing to say about this cooler. If you want a roomy, strong, sturdy cooler that is built tough, this is the cooler for you. I am a paid endorser and received this product for free in return for my honest review.
Abe215
The cooler from DSG is a very well built cooler with a sturdy handle that helps you move the cooler with ease since it has 2 wheels to navigate any terrain. We use it for soccer drinks for weekend games and it held up nicely. The drinks stayed cold and ice retention was great. The latches were easy to use and lid closed effortlessly and the built in bottle opener was a nice touch. Only 1 drawback was the side with no metal handle. It was a bit tough to get a grip when weighed down with drinks and ice. Overall great ice chest to use for any occasion. I am a paid endorser and received this product for free
Tanner1327
This cooler was made very well. The design, weight, and ease of moving the cooler full of ice and drinks was one feature I loved about this cooler! I use this cooler at the construction jobsite all week.Paid endorser and received free product.
Bolairdirt Tennessee
04/28/2026 Review of Dicks Sporting Goods (DSG) Victory Model 65 Quart Cooler By: Bolairdirt in Tennessee Initial impressions of the cooler after removal from the shipping container: The cooler appears robust and very attractive. I loved the blended color scheme. The folding handle is solid and offers a good secure grasp and makes it easy to roll. The latches are cleverly designed to allow one-hand opening and closing, which is a very nice usable feature. They are built for sustainability and should last the life of the cooler. The available latch for a lock is conveniently placed in the center. It has a large twist opening plug to drain water on the handle side (left side of the cooler). The lid is another thoughtful feature I immediately noticed. It is flat but offers a raised lip all around, which is perfect for food preparation using the cooler lid. It also offers two low areas that will allow water or liquids to drain off the cooler lid. The lid itself is very stout and can be used as an additional seat in any situation. DSG is imprinted in the underside of the lid and on the cooler front clearly indicating a Dicks Sporting Goods product. The inside is very smooth and cleans easily. The wheels are normal units for coolers of this type but should function well for the intended use. The bottom has two good size rubber pads installed to prevent sliding in a vehicle. Initial concerns about the cooler are two areas: (1) involves the drain placement and (2) the lack of a second handle or recessed grip on the right side of the cooler. The drain location in my opinion should be on the opposite side from the handle so the cooler can be lifted to enhance draining water while loaded. The lack of a second handle on such a large cooler is a serious concern for moving the unit when loaded with food, drinks and ice as it will be very heavy and cumbersome. Impressions after actual use of the cooler on a trip to Cherokee, NC: In preparation for my trip, the day before departure, I placed several soft drinks and bottles of drinking water in the bottom and then added 64 pounds of ice from my local grocery store. The day of departure I added my food and snacks to the cooler that needed to be kept cold. The cooler was sufficiently roomy for all the necessary supplies for a full 3 day trip. The first issue I experienced was trying to lift the cooler into the back of my Honda CR-V. The main handle offered a good purchase to lift the cooler but the lack of another handle or deep recessed grip area on the right side of the cooler made lifting the cooler nearly impossible. As a last resort I grabbed the wheels while my girlfriend lifted the left side using the handle. The cooler fit perfectly in the back of our 2015 Honda CR-V with plenty of room to spare for other necessities and luggage. The addition of the rubber pads to the bottom of the cooler ensured it did not slide around in the car. The second issue faced was removing it from the car without a second handle for lifting. I opted to leave the cooler in the car and simply removed the items needed and placed them in the refrigerator of the rented log cabin. All items in the cooler remained very cold and the ice retention is extremely impressive. As the 3-day weekend played out the cooler was opened and closed uncountable times for the removal of items and the addition of other food and drink items. The ice retention of this cooler is much greater than the other coolers I own. Upon arriving home on Sunday night the cooler was challenging removed from the back of my CR-V (again I had to grab onto the wheels to lift it up). I removed the drain-to-drain excess water and was disappointed in the location of the drain. As the water ran out, it flowed over the handle creating a splashing and more of a mess than necessary. Any sticky liquid such as orange juice would require a cleaning of the handle. In addition, elevating the cooler to enhance the draining was difficult with the lack of a right-side handle or recessed grip. The food items were then removed but the drinks remained in the cooler. As of this writing on Tuesday evening (6 days), a significant portion of ice remains in the cooler and I have been regularly opening the lid to retrieve ice cold drinks and monitor the remaining ice. Final thoughts: This cooler was provided to me at no cost by DSG for this review. I am a paid endorser and have received this product for free. If I were shopping for a new cooler, this unit would certainly attract my attention due to its ice retention, modern color scheme, great one-hand latches, large drain, 65-quart volume and robust durability. However, the position of the drain dumping onto the handle is a detraction. But most importantly, the lack of a second handle or recessed area on the right side of the cooler to facilitate lifting would be a solid deal breaker for me. I would highly recommend a few modifications, like placing the drain opposite the flip-up handle, and adding a second handle, i.e rope handle, on the other side. This cooler, when filled, is too heavy and cumbersome to pick up and move about by one person, and a second person has no means by which to pick up or hold on to the cooler. Thank you for your consideration of my review.
Mallard84
My first impression of the Dick's Sporting Goods DSG Victory Cooler was "Wow". Before I had even used it I could tell that the cooler felt incredibly solid and well made. Even better, it looked great too. Over the last couple weeks I've had the opportunity to use the cooler in a variety of settings and it has quickly become a staple for our family outings. We've used it to haul treats and drinks to soccer games and hosting family BBQs. It received a ton of compliments for its design and everyone asked where I got it. While this cooler is heavy duty, the wheels and integrated handle make it incredibly mobile. We had to walk pretty far to the soccer fields and the wheels made it easy to move the fully loaded cooler across the sidewalks, parking lot, and grass. These wheels are rugged and a great feature of the cooler. Not only did we use it for busy weekends of sports and family events, it also became an essential piece of gear in a more rugged environment. We hauled the cooler around in the back of a SxS for a day out repairing fences around the property. It handled the bumps and dirt and direct sun like a pro. At the end of the day, it still held a ton of ice with no problem. It was great having ice-cold drinks readily available while working in the heat. Bottom line, if you need a cooler that looks great for those "clean" family weekend events or something that can handle a "dirty" rugged workday, the DSG Victory gives you the best of both worlds. I received this product for free to test and review and I am grateful I got the opportunity to try this great cooler.
MKDSG
This is my second DSG Cooler. I purchased a 28 quart DSG Cooler about a year ago and recently received this 65 Quart DSG Cooler at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review. The 65 quart capacity is perfect for a long weekend trip or hosting a backyard get together. The swing out pull handle is stout and wheels are smooth which makes it very easy to move around from the patio to the pool or around any hard surface. Ice retention is great and it has a threaded drain plug when it’s time to drain (something I wish my 28 quart cooler had). The latch design is superior compared to other manufacturers. I like how how the latches are hinged and the rubber completely wraps the locking tabs on the lid to give a solid seal at both corners. I keep the lid unlatched while storing so they don’t stretch out. The only drawback with the cooler is it has molded side grips in lieu of carry handles which are preferred when the cooler is full and you need to lift it into the truck. My other coolers have single carry handles or side rope handles but lack wheels so it’s a trade off. Overall I’m really happy with it and would definitely recommend any of the DSG Coolers.
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