A cooler gets wet. As soon as the handle gets wet on this IGLOO, it sticks. Then the wheels pop off when you pull it. It was actually used twice. If you want a cooler with wheels, do not purchase it. If you leave a cooler outside and overnight, do not purchase it.

Rated this low because the handle does not fully lock into position, with cooler full pushing the handle collapses. Does not roll across gravel drive and hard to roll across grass. Ice it lasts for a few days not the full 4 days, large bag of ice with 2 jugs of block ice on the next weekend trip and the bag of ice milted in 2 days.

It seems well constructed, in general, and the color is very attractive. That's all I can say that is good about this cooler. Ice, in the cooler, on a mild day (70s-80s), might last 10 hours. We would almost be better off leaving everything in shopping bags and putting ice in the bags. Seriously! It pulls great as long as you are on a flat even surface. You can forget it being pulled easily over short grass or gravel. Absolutely, hands down is the worst cooler I've ever owned! We've owned it for about 2 months. I wish I could get my money back because it was a worthless purchase. I assumed since it was Igloo cooler, it would have been decent quality... nope!

I didn't realize that it was possible for a company to make a cooler that didn't hold ice for more than a few hours. We usually ice our drinks the night before a party and they are good to go. You can't do that with this one. It's a dud. I'm now looking for a replacement.

Most reviewers I see say it doesn't keep ice well. If one would notice it is not described as an “Ice Chest” but just a “Cooler”. Now that being said I put 2 20oz frozen bottles of water in mine. Along with frozen meat and cold food. It lasts 2 days this way! If longer I would put some ice packs in too. If you need to hold ice Igloo also has “Ice Chests” which are more expensive.

This looks exactly like the Igloo cooler that I ordered from Sam's about 3 years ago except that mine is all white. The telescoping handle has never operated smoothly on mine and is now jammed in an upright position preventing you from being able to open the lid all the way. We can still use it but inconvenient.

Handle didn't stay up so it was hard to roll. Also the wheels are too small so we were dragging it most of the time. And I agree it doesn't hold ice well at all. I iced beverages down before going to bed and by morning the ice was almost totally melted

What good is a telescoping handle that won't lock?! Every time I try to move the cooler with the telescoping handle, one side will collapse and it usually pinches my fingers when that happens. I fight with the handle constantly every time I try to move the cooler even the smallest distance.

This is hands-down the worst cooler I have ever owned, and I've owned a ton of coolers over the past 60 years. Case of cold soda +22 pound bag of ice did not last four hours in my air conditioned, 72° kitchen!!! I would have been better off, just putting them in a bowl or a bucket. I don't know if they forgot the insulation in my particular cooler or if it's just that bad… if I wasn't leaving for a month out of the country, I would take it back to Sam's Club.

This is a good cooler for the price. We use it for our boys sports teams. It fits perfectly in a car trunk and fits in the under compartment of the newer athletic buses (many coolers do not fit under the bus well). The handle does tend to stick. It doesn't keep ice for days, but it will keep the water/Gatorade nice and cold for a day or two.