Good cooler. Even better when you consider the price compared to other products in the same space. We just used it for a short trip. Kept food and drinks cold. I wouldn't recommend it for heavy duty camping trips, but if you're going to use a cooler for a few days here and there or outings to the beach/picnics or sporting events, you can't beat the value.

Amazing!! Exactly what I wanted it for!! I can stack stuck on top and just wheel away no more lugging chairs on my shoulder. The handle being in the middle keeps chairs from falling!! I've stacked boxes on it when I first got it to make one trip inside it was amazing!! Definitely recommend!!!

The wheels gave out on my 10+ year old cooler so I deiced to buy a new one. Things i like on this new cooler: It can be locked, sturdy handles, large capacity, and bright colors. Things not so good about this new cooler: Handle must be collapsed to open the cooler lid, collapsible handle twists and is very flimsy, and drain plug is located where it doesn't drain all the water out of the cooler (leaves 1"+ in the bottom.

I love the size of this cooler and the ability to pull it easily with the wheels and handle. Even better is the side handles. The fact that it stays cold for 4 days is excellent. We have another Igloo that stays cold for 2 days and we love it which is why we went with this larger one for our group trips. Enjoying this purchase!

It's a basic cooler. So good for that. But the extending handle is not very good. Doesn't go back down smooth and is sticky. I've had some before that click into place this just extends without any locks and so therefore only can pull the cooler not able to push from behind.

We just bought this a month ago, but are very pleased with the product to date. The wheels are an important feature for us allowing us to move the filled cooler with ease. The handle is ergonomically efficient and the tie downs keep the cooler in one spot in the bed of the truck even if the cooler is the only item back there. The cup holders on the top are also a neat little feature.

I was looking to replace a rolling cube style cooler which cracked after 10-years of use and this one popped up. I liked the lower, wider configuration and loops on the top for tie down. Wheels on the handle side, check. Cup holders in the top, check. So I bought one. Ooops! First the cup holders which are mere indentations. Then the tie down loops which are too close to use a bungee to keep the shallow lid from constantly popping open. The handle barely locks in place so if you try to push the cooler along it collapses. And you need the handle to maneuver the beast as the wheels are rather small. Oh, and did I mention that the top only opens about an inch when the handle is extended? But these are just small annoyances for an inexpensive, light-weight cooler, right? Well yeah if it actually functioned as a cooler they would be. But it's really just a plastic box with some wheels. Ice retention is a max of 48-hours. I pre-chilled the cooler, then added 36# of ice and 30 bottles of refrigerated water. I noted significant melt after 24-hours and after 48 the ice was gone and the remaining water (18 bottles) were warm. Conversely, the cheap cube it replaced would keep frozen food frozen for at least 48-hours when covered by a layer of ice, and ice retention was in the 3-4 day range .

Not super pleased with this ice chest. Had an issue with my fridge and used this to help keep my refrigerator items cold. Well if it can't keep stuff cold with indoor use leaves me thinking this will be useless on camping trips. Should be ok for day use only. I've used other brand chest for camping trips that can keep ice a lot longer than a day.

I have always purchased Igloo coolers in the past and used them camping. The ice melted quickly and when I pulled the cooler, water came out around the top lid. The lid is not tight on the cooler and air type. Loved the choice of colors ordering on line.

Handle does not fully extend as shown in photo (only two segments are showing) so you have to bend over to push or pull it, which is very uncomfortable. It also takes a tremendous effort to push the handle back in and you can't fully open the lid without the handle all the way in.