Arctic Zone Titan Deep Freeze Cooler - Zipperless Hardbody Cooler - Small & Large Capacity- Beach & Camping Cooler - Deep Freeze Insulation, HardBody Liner, and SmartShelf

So I had a little tiny lunchbox type cooler, no big deal, held maybe two cans and some ice packets and stuff l, not really great. It claimed it was a cold freeze, but it really wasn’t, so I decided to go with this one and it is absolutely perfect. Now ive seen some of them that have like a bungee cord strap on top. I don’t know if if that came with the ones or if it’s an option that you can put on there but it’s not really necessary. The pictures show all the little pockets and inside. I apologize for my hand, but I’m trying to show exactly how deep some of these pockets are so thank you. I haven’t used it yet, but I look forward to using it on these little field trips that my building takes periodically where we have to take our own lunch.

I absolutely love this cooler! The size is perfect for my needs, and it holds a lot more than I initially expected, especially for lunches or smaller outings. The Zipperless design is really convenient and makes accessing my food and drinks quick and easy.What really stood out to me is the plastic interior—it’s incredibly easy to clean, which is a huge plus compared to other coolers I’ve used in the past. No more worrying about spills or sticky messes! The Deep Freeze insulation works really well to keep everything cold for longer periods, and I’ve noticed it really helps maintain the temperature for hours.The SmartShelf is also a nice touch. It’s great for organizing items, so I can keep everything separated and easily accessible.Overall, this cooler is perfect for beach trips, camping, or even just packing lunches for the day. It’s durable, spacious, and easy to clean—definitely one of the best coolers I’ve used.

This is a great cooler. The previous one I purchased cost more, had no plastic insert and leaked at the seams. This has everything I need in a small cooler. I love the velcro lid fastener. It's so easy to open and close. The plastic insert is leakproof, keeps things in the cooler cold and the outside of the cooler dry. The side pockets hold my koozie and bottle opener with room to spare. There is also a zipper compartment for keys, phone etc. The bottom of the cooler holds my water, beer, other adult beverages and plenty of ice. The top tray hold my sandwich or cold snacks and won't get soggy or touch the ice. Even if I put some ice on the tray, as it melts, it will drip into the cooler, not leave standing water. Overall this is an excellent cooler at an excellent price. I live in Florida, so a good little cooler is essential!

This cooler is a quality product but for my daily lunch needs, the plastic insert is a little bit small.I don’t like how it starts wide at the top and tappers down at the bottom. My food containers don’t fit properly.Add an ice pack and it takes away more space.I only used it on roads trips now to hold drinks so at least I have a use for it.And I know there is a larger size of this cooler available however that one is too large to fit in my locker at work.This one now serves a purpose and I am definitely pleased with the quality and durability of this product.

Pricey but lasts. My husband is a landscape who tosses this bag around and works anywhere from 6 to 10 hours a day. This keeps things inside (can't say in place since he does toss it out of his way) and keeps the ice in his Tupperware from melting completely.My husband uses a Tupperware jug like thing to hold ice to keep his sandwiches, sodas and candy cool during cutting lawns all summer. As he runs out of drinks he uses the melting in the Tupperware to drink the water.He always comes home with some ice left cause I asked him to pour it in the dog's water bowlat the end of the day.This is the third cooler form this manufacturer that we have bought and they have last d years of rough treatment.I spend extra and get the one the doesn't have a zipper for the main compartment.Zippers don't last in my family.These coolers last

As a cooler snob with a bad habit i saw this and thought , meh ok.I have not used it yet, but directly compared it to my arctic zone linch box with no insulation that you buy for like $10 at wally world.OMG no wonder there are 50k plus reviews of this beer chilling machine!Bought for a golf cart and should fit well and be disguised with the sage color.Couple of ice packs or frozen water bottles or even Nalgene frozen and i don't think i will be missing the cart girl. Iykyk

I bought this Arctic Zone cooler after getting tired of digging around in soft-sided lunch bags that never kept things cold for long. I mostly use it for day trips—fishing, long drives, even just taking lunch to work. The zipperless lid caught my attention because I hate dealing with zippers getting stuck or gummed up. It flips open easy, even with one hand, which is handy when you’ve got your arms full.The inside’s got this little plastic shelf thing that helps keep your sandwiches or snacks from getting crushed under cans or ice packs. I didn’t think I’d use it much, but now I actually miss it if I pack a different bag. It holds cold surprisingly well—definitely lasts through the day with a few ice packs inside.One thing: the strap’s padded, which is great, but if the cooler’s full, it still feels heavy after a while. But overall, for the price, this thing feels tough and well-made. Easy to clean too. No regrets buying it.

It wasn't super clear to me exactly what the 9 can cooler would fit (in terms of water bottles, not cans) so I am writing the review to help anyone:With the 9 can cooler size, I am easily able to fit:2 regular 16.9oz water bottles2 regular 20oz gatorade bottlesOne dry ice pack in the middle (ice pack is maybe 6" tall, 2" thick, 4" wide).A small pack of dried mangos resting on topNote that the above 4 bottles and ice pack fit in the cooler only if you take out the inner tray.This size is good for a small/med lunch, or for a small amount of drinks like I listed above. It is too small in my opinion for a larger lunch or longer day.