Can we officially say that we are in summertime now here in the state of Michigan? The temperatures got really warm there for a second, and I think we are basically out of the woods when it comes to snow.

When it comes to going camping, tailgating and our outdoor activities, us Michiganders really know how to go out and enjoy the wilderness. But, what that being said, there is a popular outdoor product that is being recalled due to accidental amputation concerns right now.

Why Igloo Rolling Coolers are Being Recalled

It was just recently announced by the Igloo Products Corp. that over 1.2 million of their 90-Quart Flip & Tow Rolling coolers are being recalled right now over safety concerns on the tow handles.

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It was found that many of the handles can pinch the users fingers against the coolers. Sometimes leading to injuries and even amputations, lacerations, or even fractures. Since this recall was announced, 78 different people reported fingertip injuries, and 26 reported severe cases.

How to Check if Your Igloo Cooler is Affected

  • Product: Igloo 90 Qt. Flip & Tow Rolling Cooler
  • Retailers: Target, Costco, Dick's Sporting Goods, Amazon and Igloocoolers.com.
  • Sold dates: From January 2019 to January 2025

Steps to Take if You Own a Recalled Igloo Cooler

If you have any of the affected products, you should stop use immediately. You can request a free replacement handle from Igloo by simply calling 888-943-5182. You can also visit this link to get your replacement handle here.

If you do continue use on the following product, you should be mindful of the components on the cooler, and watch out for the handles, hinges, and lids to avoid any further issues.

LOOK: The 10 largest product recalls of the last decade

Estey & Bomberger, LLP compiled a list of the top 10 product recalls since 2007, ranked based on the number of product units recalled in the U.S.

Gallery Credit: Beth Mowbray

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