Are you serious? You want me to review a bag of ice? Okay, very cold and icy! Cubes were appropriately sized, I guess. Crunchy and separated (unless you leave them in the car for 5 minutes), refreshing?

What can I say, it's ice—does exactly what it should! Clean, solid cubes, perfectly frozen. The best part? Conveniently located near the exit for quick grab-and-go. Never had a bad bag. Essential for coolers, parties, or desert camping. Keeps things simple!

When you get ice from a convenience store, they charge you double the price for less than half of the amount of ice. Grab one of these on your way out and you'll be happy you did.

Alright, listen up, folks, because we're talking about something very, very important here, something nobody talks about enough: bagged ice. And let me tell you, I know ice. I know more about ice than probably anyone. Tremendous ice. When you buy this ice here's what you get. A bag! A big, beautiful bag, filled with ice. And that's fantastic. That's what we want. We don't want loose ice, all over the place, dirty, who knows what's in it. No, no, no. We want bagged ice. It's clean, it's efficient, it's just better. Some people, they don't appreciate the genius of bagged ice. They'll say, "Oh, it's just water." No, it's not "just water." It's cold water, perfectly formed, ready to go into your drink, ready to chill whatever you need. It's instant gratification, and that's what America is all about. Think about it: you're having a rally, a tremendous rally, and you need cold drinks. You're not going to be chiseling ice out of some glacier, are you? No! You grab a few bags of ice, boom, you're ready to go. It's fast, it's easy, and it works. It just works. And the quality! The cubes, they're consistent. They're strong. They don't melt too fast, not like some of the weak, terrible ice you used to get. This is good ice. This is American ice.

Very cold. Held it's shape well. Slow melting except when I put it in my car then it was fast melting.

nice to keep my foods cold in the ice chest on my way home, I carry 1-gallon bags to divide it into my thermal bags as well as the ice chest

Ice with a nice price. Bigger bag for less than the going rate at most convenience store and super markets.

Like the ice but not the price. You once had 20lb bags and the price was cheaper. Now you offer the 16lb bags at a higher price. When will the price go down for ICE?

I don't know how to rate ice, but the amount of bags that I purchased did the job for what I needed it for.

Great quantity of ice for the price, but I could only really break it into two large chunks. This would have been fine if I'd only been using it for cans, but I had a couple large (~2L) bottles in the cooler already it didn't want to fit around.