Grizzly 400
1. Tall, Pack-Efficient Design
The 400’s vertical build makes it easier to fit in tighter spaces like trailers, truck beds, and side-by-sides — perfect for stacking gear around it or maximizing square footage.
2. Easier to Transport
Despite its massive capacity, the 400 is narrower and slightly more maneuverable than the wider 450, making it easier to move solo or fit into more mobile setups.
3. Better for Game Meat & Gear Organization
The upright layout of the 400 is ideal for storing and organizing meat, feed bags, tools, and supplies in a clean, efficient way — especially useful for hunters, outfitters, and overlanders.
4. Kickstarted a Cold Plunge Movement
Trusted by thousands to reset, recover, and maintain cold plunge temperature, the Grizzly 400 is more than a cooler — it’s the cold plunge tank that started a movement. Its tall build and easy-drain system made full-body plunges possible anywhere.
400 VS 450
Grizzly 400
- Taller design to take less space on a trailer
- The original ice bath tub
- Internal lid prop
- Smaller footprint and fits through most standard doorways
- Straight wall design easy pack out and organization
- Fork Lift compatible
- Full length drain channel
- Single drain utilizing the torrent twist pug
- Molded handles
grizzly 450
- Shorter than the 400 for easier loading/unloading
- Designed with cold plunging in mind
- Integrated lid prop on the outside of the cooler
- Full length drain channel
- Dual 2 inch drain utilizing the torrent twist plug
- New Lock Down Latch system
- Fork lift compatible
- Molded handles
"We loaded it with 2 quartered deer, ice, and still had room left. Ice held for 6 days in Utah heat. Absolutely worth every penny."– James R
"I’ve used it to haul meat, store gear, stand on, sit on, and even do cold plunges in. No joke. Grizzly nailed it with this one."– Travis M
"I was torn between the 400 and 450, but the 400 made more sense for my setup. Still massive, still holds ice forever, but easier to move and fits tighter in my truck bed. Zero regrets."– Ben S
"I’ve used both the 400 and the 450, and honestly, they’re both beasts — but in different ways. The 400 is a pack-efficient tank. It’s tall, narrow, and fits better in tighter spots (like UTV beds or next to gear in the truck). The vertical design makes it easier to organize meat, feed bags, or tools. The 450 is an absolute unit — wider and heavier, built for bulk storage. Better if you’re packing a lot of loose ice, drinks, or need that extra spread-out space.If you’re hauling long hunts or stacking gear, the 400 is smarter.If you’re tailgating or doing group camps, the 450 is luxury."- Connor L
