--- product_id: 220187406 title: "ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray" brand: "icebreaker" price: "722 som" currency: KGS in_stock: false reviews_count: 7 url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/220187406-icebreaker-pop-4-in-1-dispenser-maker-bin-ice-pack store_origin: KG region: Kyrgyzstan --- # 100% watertight Space-optimal design 54 ice cubes/day ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray **Brand:** icebreaker **Price:** 722 som **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > Chill out with style! 🧊 ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray by icebreaker - **How much does it cost?** 722 som with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/220187406-icebreaker-pop-4-in-1-dispenser-maker-bin-ice-pack) ## Best For - icebreaker enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted icebreaker brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Odor-Free Freshness:** No bad odors, just pure, clean ice! - • **Portable Ice Solution:** Perfect for picnics, RVs, and camping! - • **High Capacity Production:** Make up to 54 ice cubes in just 8 hours! - • **Touchless Ice Experience:** Serve ice without ever touching it! - • **Versatile Freezing Orientation:** Freeze in any direction, no spills! ## Overview The ICEBREAKER POP is a revolutionary 4-in-1 ice dispenser, maker, bin, and ice pack that allows you to create and serve ice without ever touching it. Designed with a watertight silicone tray, it prevents spills and bad odors, making it perfect for any freezer. With the ability to produce up to 54 ice cubes in just 8 hours, this portable solution is ideal for outdoor adventures, ensuring you never run out of ice for your favorite drinks. ## Description Online Shopping for Kitchen Utensils & Gadgets from a great selection at everyday low prices. Free 2-day Shipping with desertcart Prime. Review: If you follow the directions, you should be fine! (But mind the conflicting care instructions). - I'm giving this FIVE STARS, despite some concerns. Why? Because regardless of my issues, this product does exactly what it claims to do, and it does it well! At least, so far. I've been using two of these for about a week now. I make at least one set of ice each per day. That means, I've made roughly 14-18 sets of ice so far and neither of my units have given me any trouble. Where I think people are going wrong is, frankly, not following directions. (1) There's a "max fill" line for a reason; water expands when it freezes, therefore, if you put water above the fill line, you're asking for cracks, leaks, and other issues. I filled to the line and poured out into a measuring cup – it's just a hair over 1 cup's worth of water, for those curious. (2) To break the ice into cubes you absolutely must press down with the palm of both hands - like when performing CPR - right in the center, basically on the strap. I press twice, flip, press twice, flip, press twice, flip, press twice. I don't normally need to press more than that. Ensure you are only pressing in the center of each side, never on the edges, and press pretty firmly. (3) Before you pull apart on the straps, be sure to open the cap! If you don't open the cap, you're probably going to end up with cracks, seal breaks, or broken trays. The cap must be opened before you pull apart because otherwise the suction prevents the halves from separating and puts extra stress on the plastic. (4) If you follow these steps, you don't really have to pull that hard. Sure, pull firmly, but not hard. The ice literally just "pops" out as the halves separate. I have yet to have any issues. Based on some of the negative reviews and some of the photos here, I just don't believe those folks are following the instructions. Many descriptions of leaking and bulging is likely attributed to overfilling beyond the "max" line. Many cracks and breaks is likely from people pulling so hard without opening the end or from them pressing in places other than the dead center. If you do have a leak, just press firmly around all the edges as it is certainly possible that the trays are not sealed fully. There should be no gaps between the outside of the tray (with the handle) and the tray itself. So what are my issues with the Nordic Icebreaker Pop 2.0? For one, let's start with the instructions. I've included a photo showing the conflicting directions regarding cleaning. When you open the unit for the first time, there's an insert that says to disassemble for cleaning. So I did. Boy was it difficult!!! It just would not come apart!! So I checked the little instruction booklet for tips, and there the instructions say specifically NOT to disassemble the unit for cleaning. This explains why it was so difficult to open up and clean (and an even bigger nightmare to reattach). Luckily I was able to get it all snapped back into place and sealed and have not had any leaks, but this is a major issue and could be part of people's issues with leaking after cleaning them. Secondly, I do have concerns about the longevity of the product. With the constant freezing and pressing and pulling, etc., etc., etc., I do worry that mini stress fractures will eventually start to form. It's just a thought for now, though; I haven't owned it long enough to say for sure, but just the physics of it all says the screws, handle, and/or plastic will eventually fracture. If it takes 10 years to fracture, then no issue, I got my value out of it. If it does so in 12 months or less, however, well – this thing is ridiculously expensive. Very overpriced, if you ask me – even though I'm very happy with it so far, I got it at it's lowest price ever during a recent pre-holiday sale. Even that was a bit high, but no where near as high as it's usual price. The point is, if it doesn't last, there's better value elsewhere. If it does, then money well spent, I suppose. Finally, it's a little unclear the difference between the original Icebreaker Pop and the Icebreaker Pop 2.0. The manufacturer's website is all but useless and clearly hasn't been updated (not to mention the grammatical errors, but I assume because English may not be their first language). Neither of the desertcart listing, nor any of the packaging or marketing materials, make clear what the difference is either. I also take issue with the lack of color options. Why so limiting? I'd love to get the Coca-Cola one, not for the branding, but because red is my favorite color! However, it's unclear whether that is the 2.0 version or not. All that being said, I still am giving this five-stars! Despite my concerns, I'm still overjoyed with how it's performed so far and having such large ice cubes for my water all day is wonderful! "Pro" Tip" I use a Tovolo ice cream container (the oval shaped one, 1.5 or 2.5 qt) to store my ice in. It's keeps it fresh and from absorbing freezer odors and it doesn't take up much space in the freezer either. By the time that container has emptied, both my Icebreaker Pop 2.0 units have solidified and produced me 18 more cubes a piece! Review: Expensive but fantastic. - So these are WILDLY expensive. Like, I can't fathom how much they are. But boy howdy if I don't love them. They keep the freezer burn out, they can lay or stand any which way, they're easy to fill. It's great. My only complaint (besides price) is it says they come apart for easy cleaning, but I can't for my soul figure it out, and just hurt my fingers trying. Doesn't matter. I cleaned them like I would a water bottle. If you can justify spending 20 bucks on a small ice tray (They are small, I'd want 3 or 4 personally, much ice as I use) then go for it. They're wonderful. Edit: A few small notes. First, make sure you have firmly pushed the sides back together before freezing. I'd you didn't fully pop it back in to place, when it's freezing it'll expand and you won't be able to break the solid block of ice up and will have to simply let it melt and start over. Also, I'm not sure why but I've had some leak issues from one unit. I can't seem to figure out if it's a defect or if it's just come apart a bit where it naturally separates and is leaking from that. It's irritating, but doesn't fully take away from anything. Also, know that it's no where near as simple and easy to get the cubes out as the video makes it look. Not to mention the loads of ice "crumbs." Not a deal breaker for me personally, but just feel like it's something some may wish to know. Edit: So one of the trays is definitely leaking from where it should not. I thought maybe I caused a leak trying to figure out how to open it, but the leak is from where the handle screws into the body. So it's a defect. It's not preventing it from working but I imagine it's going to shorten it's lifespan. Unfortunate. The other fine though. 6 months edit: despite the small defect causing minor leakage, all units still work great. I would highly recommend standing them upright over laying them down. When laying down they often leak from the top (I have a puddle of ice in my freezer) and I've found the ice breaks up MUCH easier from trays when they froze upright rather than sideways. Still highly recommend them. ## Features - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKE AND SERVE ICE WITHOUT EVER TOUCHING THE ICE - No more touching the ice with your hands with this ice tray; not even when serving AND it does not absorb bad odor from the freezer or fridge. - 4 IN 1 - MAKER - NO SPILLS - FREEZE IN ANY ORIENTATION - Simply fill it as you would a water bottle and put it in the freezer with no messy spills. Take the ice tray for freezer out, pull the straps to POP, and serve perfectly shaped ice cubes with great satisfaction. Great for small freezers and can be oriented in any direction in the freezer as the POP is 100% water tight and make no spills. - 4 IN 1 - BIN - NEVER RUN OUT OF ICE with this simple manual ice machine. 1 x POP produces up to 54 ice cubes a day as it only takes 8 hours to freeze. Buy a couple of these ice cube trays to ensure you’ll never run out of ice cubes for your cocktails, coffee, or whiskey. - 4 IN 1 - ICE PACK - TAKE IT ANYWHERE! - Enjoy clean, fresh ice cubes on demand. This ice cube tray with storage bin limits melting and has no meltwalking leaking. It's perfect for picnics, outings, and road trips and can even be used as a ICE PACK. Also great for RV life and camping. You can also use this no-spill and airtight ice cube tray while chilling out on the terrace or in your garden. - EXTENDED 2 YEAR WARRENTY - With our extensive product quality and manufacturing testing program, we stand by the quality of our product. Therefore, you get an extended 2 year warrenty. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B089LDN7J2 | | Best Sellers Rank | #6,914 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #76 in Ice Cube Molds & Trays | | Brand Name | ICEBREAKER | | Color | Sapphire Blue | | Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (10,755) | | Is the item dishwasher safe? | Yes | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.2"L x 4.57"W x 8.23"H | | Item Weight | 0.56 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Icebreaker Nordic ApS | | Material Type | Food grade ABS, PP, TPE | | Material Type Free | Bpa,Ohne | | Shape | Rectangular | | UPC | 842839101226 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** ICEBREAKER - **Color:** Sapphire Blue - **Item Weight:** 0.56 Pounds - **Material:** Food grade ABS, PP, TPE - **Shape:** Rectangular ## Images ![ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vuRfJHVZL.jpg) ![ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81DXyqbgabS.jpg) ![ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81zQ6WRbvPL.jpg) ![ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81NNaUkSKxL.jpg) ![ICEBREAKER POP - 4 IN 1 - DISPENSER - MAKER - BIN - ICE PACK - Make And Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Silicone Ice Tray for Freezer With Lid - Ice Cube Tray - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81WGeaCs2fL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you follow the directions, you should be fine! (But mind the conflicting care instructions). *by E***. on December 4, 2025* I'm giving this FIVE STARS, despite some concerns. Why? Because regardless of my issues, this product does exactly what it claims to do, and it does it well! At least, so far. I've been using two of these for about a week now. I make at least one set of ice each per day. That means, I've made roughly 14-18 sets of ice so far and neither of my units have given me any trouble. Where I think people are going wrong is, frankly, not following directions. (1) There's a "max fill" line for a reason; water expands when it freezes, therefore, if you put water above the fill line, you're asking for cracks, leaks, and other issues. I filled to the line and poured out into a measuring cup – it's just a hair over 1 cup's worth of water, for those curious. (2) To break the ice into cubes you absolutely must press down with the palm of both hands - like when performing CPR - right in the center, basically on the strap. I press twice, flip, press twice, flip, press twice, flip, press twice. I don't normally need to press more than that. Ensure you are only pressing in the center of each side, never on the edges, and press pretty firmly. (3) Before you pull apart on the straps, be sure to open the cap! If you don't open the cap, you're probably going to end up with cracks, seal breaks, or broken trays. The cap must be opened before you pull apart because otherwise the suction prevents the halves from separating and puts extra stress on the plastic. (4) If you follow these steps, you don't really have to pull that hard. Sure, pull firmly, but not hard. The ice literally just "pops" out as the halves separate. I have yet to have any issues. Based on some of the negative reviews and some of the photos here, I just don't believe those folks are following the instructions. Many descriptions of leaking and bulging is likely attributed to overfilling beyond the "max" line. Many cracks and breaks is likely from people pulling so hard without opening the end or from them pressing in places other than the dead center. If you do have a leak, just press firmly around all the edges as it is certainly possible that the trays are not sealed fully. There should be no gaps between the outside of the tray (with the handle) and the tray itself. So what are my issues with the Nordic Icebreaker Pop 2.0? For one, let's start with the instructions. I've included a photo showing the conflicting directions regarding cleaning. When you open the unit for the first time, there's an insert that says to disassemble for cleaning. So I did. Boy was it difficult!!! It just would not come apart!! So I checked the little instruction booklet for tips, and there the instructions say specifically NOT to disassemble the unit for cleaning. This explains why it was so difficult to open up and clean (and an even bigger nightmare to reattach). Luckily I was able to get it all snapped back into place and sealed and have not had any leaks, but this is a major issue and could be part of people's issues with leaking after cleaning them. Secondly, I do have concerns about the longevity of the product. With the constant freezing and pressing and pulling, etc., etc., etc., I do worry that mini stress fractures will eventually start to form. It's just a thought for now, though; I haven't owned it long enough to say for sure, but just the physics of it all says the screws, handle, and/or plastic will eventually fracture. If it takes 10 years to fracture, then no issue, I got my value out of it. If it does so in 12 months or less, however, well – this thing is ridiculously expensive. Very overpriced, if you ask me – even though I'm very happy with it so far, I got it at it's lowest price ever during a recent pre-holiday sale. Even that was a bit high, but no where near as high as it's usual price. The point is, if it doesn't last, there's better value elsewhere. If it does, then money well spent, I suppose. Finally, it's a little unclear the difference between the original Icebreaker Pop and the Icebreaker Pop 2.0. The manufacturer's website is all but useless and clearly hasn't been updated (not to mention the grammatical errors, but I assume because English may not be their first language). Neither of the Amazon listing, nor any of the packaging or marketing materials, make clear what the difference is either. I also take issue with the lack of color options. Why so limiting? I'd love to get the Coca-Cola one, not for the branding, but because red is my favorite color! However, it's unclear whether that is the 2.0 version or not. All that being said, I still am giving this five-stars! Despite my concerns, I'm still overjoyed with how it's performed so far and having such large ice cubes for my water all day is wonderful! "Pro" Tip" I use a Tovolo ice cream container (the oval shaped one, 1.5 or 2.5 qt) to store my ice in. It's keeps it fresh and from absorbing freezer odors and it doesn't take up much space in the freezer either. By the time that container has emptied, both my Icebreaker Pop 2.0 units have solidified and produced me 18 more cubes a piece! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Expensive but fantastic. *by R***X on January 14, 2023* So these are WILDLY expensive. Like, I can't fathom how much they are. But boy howdy if I don't love them. They keep the freezer burn out, they can lay or stand any which way, they're easy to fill. It's great. My only complaint (besides price) is it says they come apart for easy cleaning, but I can't for my soul figure it out, and just hurt my fingers trying. Doesn't matter. I cleaned them like I would a water bottle. If you can justify spending 20 bucks on a small ice tray (They are small, I'd want 3 or 4 personally, much ice as I use) then go for it. They're wonderful. Edit: A few small notes. First, make sure you have firmly pushed the sides back together before freezing. I'd you didn't fully pop it back in to place, when it's freezing it'll expand and you won't be able to break the solid block of ice up and will have to simply let it melt and start over. Also, I'm not sure why but I've had some leak issues from one unit. I can't seem to figure out if it's a defect or if it's just come apart a bit where it naturally separates and is leaking from that. It's irritating, but doesn't fully take away from anything. Also, know that it's no where near as simple and easy to get the cubes out as the video makes it look. Not to mention the loads of ice "crumbs." Not a deal breaker for me personally, but just feel like it's something some may wish to know. Edit: So one of the trays is definitely leaking from where it should not. I thought maybe I caused a leak trying to figure out how to open it, but the leak is from where the handle screws into the body. So it's a defect. It's not preventing it from working but I imagine it's going to shorten it's lifespan. Unfortunate. The other fine though. 6 months edit: despite the small defect causing minor leakage, all units still work great. I would highly recommend standing them upright over laying them down. When laying down they often leak from the top (I have a puddle of ice in my freezer) and I've found the ice breaks up MUCH easier from trays when they froze upright rather than sideways. Still highly recommend them. ### ⭐⭐ Review *by A***A on June 23, 2024* Quality and appearance are poor. Price is very high ## Frequently Bought Together - ICEBREAKER POP - The Most Sanitary Ice Tray for Freezer - Disassemble this Silicone Ice Cube Tray With Lid for Easy Cleaning - ice cube maker makes 18 ice cubes - HARIO V60 Paper Coffee Filters - 02, White-Tabbed - TIMEMORE Coffee Scale, Espresso Scale,Weigh Digital Scale with Timer,2000 Grams(Black) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.kg/products/220187406-icebreaker-pop-4-in-1-dispenser-maker-bin-ice-pack](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/220187406-icebreaker-pop-4-in-1-dispenser-maker-bin-ice-pack) --- *Product available on Desertcart Kyrgyzstan* *Store origin: KG* *Last updated: 2026-04-22*