#YETI LUNCH BOX COOLER PLUS#

There are spacious side pockets where you can stash your keys, phone, sunscreen, or a book as well, plus an external securing bungee. Though wine bottles are likely too tall, you could also fill it with a picnic lunch, sandwiches, or snacks and juice pouches for a kids' sports game. After a 10-hour car ride, all our drinks were still fridge-cold. We tried the 16-can size (which means it can fit up to 16 cans without ice) and were able to fit 13 cans plus enough ice to keep them chilled. If you want the most bang for your buck, the Titan Deep Freeze might be your best bet. It would be easier to carry with backpack-style shoulder straps, and it isn’t leakproof. The Details: 12 or 20 liters | 1.8–2.5 pounds | Leakproof This soft cooler was a breeze to carry, thanks to the grab handles and padded shoulder strap.

Still, we liked the compact, lightweight size. So it's best for lunches, picnics, hanging out at the dock, and shorter day trips. There's also a 20-liter version of the Carry Out, but even that one is on the smaller side. Not only that, but it proved to be leakproof, showing no signs of drips when we flipped it upside down with melted ice inside. After several hours at the beach on an 80-degree day, only about a third of the ice had melted, and everything inside was still perfectly cold. Then we packed it again with drinks only, fitting 12 cans plus ice. We tried the 12-liter size and filled it with six cans, three sandwiches, string cheese, and a bag of ice. We were also big fans of the Hydro Flask Carry Out Cooler. Since it's on the smaller side, it's best for lunches or shorter day trips. And the price is reasonable for such a high-quality, likely long-lasting cooler.

#YETI LUNCH BOX COOLER PORTABLE#

All things considered, it's an excellent portable ice chest for picnics, boating, road trips, or hanging out at the beach, as long as you don't have to carry it too far. But when filled with drinks and ice, it can be cumbersome and more difficult to haul across sand - backpack-style straps would probably make it easier. This cooler was comfortable to carry with the padded shoulder strap. We're big fans of the retro appearance and structured design too. When filling it with perishable food, we were able to fit quite a lot inside, along with enough ice packs to keep everything cold. What's more, it proved to be completely leakproof - when we shook it upside down, no water dripped out whatsoever. After two and a half hours in the hot sun, the drinks were crisp and cold, and the ice had barely melted. We tried the 20-can size and were able to fit 15 cans inside, plus ice. The best option we tested was undoubtedly the RTIC Soft Pack Cooler. Just throw the Rambler® Bottle Sling over your shoulder and go.It can be cumbersome to carry when walking across sand. Dirt and mud wash off this exterior like it’s nothin’. The sturdy, flat-back structure lets the pouch comfortably rest against your body or bag - no more rolling en route.Ī durable, compression-molded base keeps your bottle upright. But if you’re lookin’ to hike light, clip on the removable carrying strap, sling it over your shoulder, and enjoy the journey up to that gotta-see-it viewpoint. Mount it to the HitchPoint™ Grid on any Hopper® Soft Cooler (or the Camino® Carryall Bag). You can even keep your cash and cards safe by sticking them in the Joey Pocket. That way you can eat snacks, skip rocks, or indulge your dog in a riveting round of fetch. This Bottle Sling is the simple solution to transporting your H20 hands-free. GIVES YOUR HANDS A BREAK DURING YOUR MIDDAY HIKE.

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