Eco on the Go: REUSABLE INSULATED TRAVEL COFFEE and DRINK Tote Bag (Black)

We've used this several times when taking home food from the drive-through...It holds the drinks SO MUCH BETTER than those little cardboard "trays", which so many restaurants try to give you. (After the last fiasco with one of these, when one of the drink-lids wasn't put on properly, as well as the drink itself not having been properly seated into the tray, and my poor Mom, trying to hold the thing on her lap while I drove us home, ended up with a lapful of drink when it toppled out of the tray...I decided there had to be a better way!) I went looking on-line and saw this little number. Ordered it, and so glad I did! The only thing I would suggest that might improve it is to make it a little more "stiff" when it's actually folded into shape for use. I don't know how that can be done, but I'm sure it's possible...As it is, it is a little more flexible than I'm comfortable with, and maybe that's because it's not cardboard, but some sort of nylon material. It does hold the drinks, though, and it keeps them from toppling out, which is really what it is supposed to do. I like that it folds flat, and I can keep it stored in the "cubby" on my driver's-side door. It really makes it so much easier to carry more than two drinks in your car at a time. (Those built-in two-cup cup-holders aren't always enough when you are buying for family!!)

I really like this drink carrier. I don't like the cardboard ones that you get at the drive-thru. You use them once and throw them away. I had tried to save them to reuse, but they take up space or get damaged in the vehicle. I decided to find a reusable drink carrier. I purchased this one, because I liked the four pockets. I usually have several items to take with me to work (coffee cup, bottle of water, container of almond milk), and it's hard to juggle everything, especially when I have a laptop bag and keys, and have to open doors. I also don't have enough cup holders in my vehicle (or things are scattered in different areas so they don't spill). This drink carrier makes it easy for me to carry all the small items (sometimes I even put my keys and cell phone in one of the pockets - I call it my toolkit), and frees up one of my hands. My only complaint about this drink carrier: It can be a little flimsy if you are not carrying four items in it. It comes with an elastic strip with velcro, that you can use to make this more stable. No big deal, but you need to keep track of the elastic strip (it is not attached). I would wrap the strip around the handle when I wasn't using, but I somehow lost it. To make the carrier more sturdy, I've been using a large rubber band around all tall drinks (the containers are hard plastic, not paper cupr). It looks a little cheap, but it gets the job done. Long story short, I like this so much, I'm getting another one to keep in my vehicle, just in case.

It's a bit better than okay. Apparently I expected too much. I love the concept ... but the execution, not so much. The Eco Tote looks nifty ... both folded to its smallest, storage, mode which is about the size of a small "clutch" purse as well as when it's expanded to its four drink "toting" mode as shown in its illustration here. However, there are a few issues. The Tote comes with a velcro strap to hold the folded Tote ... folded. The strap is loose, that is to say, it's a totally separate piece which can easily be misplaced and lost. Then there's the dividers. On each side of the Tote there is a fabric "wing" that divide the carry areas into two cup/can/bottle-sized areas. These wings are sewn in on one end and velcro-ed in on the opposite end. This helps the unit fold into a small packet BUT it also lets a single drink on one side push against and disengage the velcro divider "fin". This lets your drink lay over on its side and spill if it has a "drinking hole" in its top. We generally carry two drinks diagonally opposed for balance. I plan to use empty cans or bottles to brace these divider fins and give my coffee, etc. no room to tilt. Would I buy this again or for a friend ... I already have!

This is the answer I've been looking for to take two large Bubba coffee-to-go mugs and an Ozark Trails water tumbler. No, it's not the sturdiest thing around, and it works better if you use 4 instead of 2 or 3 cups, but this sure beats a coffee stain on my shirt (that I have to wear all day at work) from juggling my coffee. And it's easier to juggle than the cardboard ones from the fast food or convenience store.Put it folded out on a solid flat surface, press the Velcro firmly together, then put your drinks in it. Start with diagonal corners and fill from there. Push your drinks in all the way. That has worked for me so far. As long as it holds up for a year and can recover from being washed in my front loader, I would order again and recommend a friend.

I like this tote enough to use it every day, but there aren't that many to choose from so I have to take what I can get. I carry my morning smoothie, my coffee and my water. I like that the divider inserts are attached with Velcro so that I can change the size of each pocket as necessary. I also like that it is insulated. If I could change one thing, though, it would be the tallness. It does not hold tall cups well. It comes with a strap to wrap around tall cups so they don't fall out, but the Velcro wore out so quickly that it was pretty much useless. The handle also folds over in a strange way, making it less appealing to carry.

Love this. I am a courier and occasionally do food courier work. This has been a terrific addition for when restaurants don't provide a carrier or if the cold drinks are being delivered with hot food in the same insulated delivery bag. This helps isolate and maintain intended drink temperature even though warmer items share the same general space.I also love that it can be adapted to work with different sizes of containers and be folded and tucked to the side if need be.

Great product.