(Not Made In China) Insulated Grocery Bags w/Zippered Top, Reusable Shopping Bags, Catering and Delivery Bag For Hot and Cold Food, Collapsible Thermal Tote For Doordash and Uber Eats

If I travel these days (and am driving which is usually the case over flying) I generally bring a travel kitchen kit. At this point in life I just don’t want to eat out at every meal or head out early to go to the group conference breakfast. Usually I try to book accommodations with some sort of kitchenette but that’s not always possible and they aren't exactly stocked with 5 star equipment - at minimum I make sure there is a mini fridge. Regardless, the kit works well in any room. This bag has enough structure that it stands on its own but isn’t bulky, has good strap length and zips so the top fully opens so access to the bag is perfect. This bag is the perfect size for my kit which includes a travel kettle, mini rice cooker, travel blender, mini dash griddle, bowl/mug kit, utensils, a collapsible dish basin, dishwashing supplies, and a veggie chopper. I also tuck in some other helpful hotel items - a travel clothes line, a small surge protector with outlets and usb etc. Everything fits perfect, is not awkward or heavy, is easy to pack up and carry from the car and I leave it packed for storage at home. I’m not sure how it will hold up over time but I don’t do a ton of traveling and when I do it’s usually just me or me and my husband so the use will be fairly light. It’s also very non-descript in its appearance. Remember - if you are cooking in a hotel be respectful and careful. Don’t dump your food waste down a bathroom sink or toilet, don’t leave things plugged in or on and unattended and don’t leave a major mess for housekeeping!

This was much better quality than the ones you get at the grocery store. Roomy and keeps everything cool on a 20 ride home from grocery store

I am a professional shopper, and I was hoping to use these bags to deliver goods to my clients. However, they are just too flimsy. I love the price, the weight, and the flexibility to fold, but when transporting items, they are too flimsy, and items in the bag can shift easily. I will use them for backups or for large orders, but I will have to go back to the $30 bags, which are much sturdier but don't hold up as long from use.

WOW! What a bargain! This insulated bag holds so much stuff and really keeps it cold. Our ice cream makes it home without even beginning to melt. We add some freezer packs, and that's all it needs to do the job. The zipper closes smoothly, and the flexible nature of the fabric makes it versatile for odd-shaped items. I love the way it folds flat so that it's easy to store, taking up very little room, and it's lightweight. You need this!

Good value. This is a well made product with great capacity for groceries. It keeps things cold. Best of all, it is MADE IN THE USA. I give it all five stars except for the zipper which snags a little at the square corners. The zipper will be the first thing to fail.

Good Quality, Big Size, Reasonable Price.

They thought a good selling point was not being made in China. At this point I might like one from China better. The size of the bag is great. The shipping was favorable.Now let's talk value and durability. I've used this bag maybe three times. And only physically carried groceries from car to house in it once. Normally it used to keep cold stuff cold as I make deliveries. Or at least that was the point. The bag is super thin and definitely not heavy duty. Oh you can put some stuff in it. It's huge. Just don't plan on lifting it and carrying it if you need your stuff to stay upright. Did you ever sleep on a 1950s mattress your grandparents still had in the 80s and 90s? Remember how the middle sagged and everyone started out on their side. But by morning your clawing your way outta the taco mattress covered in a 30 pound blanket great grandma made some umpteen years ago and your fighting your cousin for the first breath of fresh, nonmusty air? Yeah that's this bag. Touch the handles after putting anything in it and it all rolls to the middle.Zippers? Yep we got two. Well we had two until we tried zip the ice cream up so we didn't end up with a milkshake or milk. Now we got one zipper that functions kinda. That is if you don't mind that grating sound/feeling as you close it. The other "zipper" pull is lost in the bottom of the bag or the black hole that always claims at least two socks on laundry day and never a pair.On to this beautiful silver lining. It's shiny. It's bright. It's only good if you want to slather yourself in crisco and lay on top of the shiny silver lining and get a crispy tan this summer. As for keeping things cold, this ain't the one. If you have a 5 minute commute in the winter and leave the windows down, you can make it to your destination with cool frozen/refrigerated stuff. If you throw the ice cream bars straight in the freezer they'll freeze back. And hey now you get to figure out what shape your ice cream sandwich is kinda like we did clouds back in the day.All in all it's a huge bag and very pretty. But it really kinda sucks if you want to actually use it. No, I didn't try to return it. It fits perfectly in the little storage space in my van to contain anything I don't want rolling around or getting the carpet dirty. Think plant containers and all their loose dirt. It's great to contain the mess.

Have used these for a while and they are big. Used them recently to transport ice and they worked really well. Hardly any melt during the 1/2 hour trip. Will see how the material and stitching hold up over time. At the moment I do recommend.