The wheel fell off second time we used it. Flimsy axle cap is such a terrible design choice, they should of used a pin to secure the wheels. What a waste of money, I can't even return it.

The cooler itself works good. The attachments for umbrellas are not good… we use this for softball and the umbrella attachments do not have enough for the umbrella. Its cheap plastic with no support. Im trying to manufacture something to make it work. Wish I would have known as thats why I bought the cooler.

First off I was charged for the FREE coffee mug that was supposed to be included. When I received this cooler I was very excited. Then I looked it over. It was clearly overfilled with foam then the excess was scraped off leaving damage. This looks like a factory defect not a new cooler. Very disappointed especially for the price

The large wheels roll easily across grass and gravel. The wide wheelbase means it doesn't tip going across grass. Six footers: the extended handle means you're not hitting the back of your ankles with your cooler anymore. It has a bottle opener for the Topo Chico or beer, it has both open and closed containers for Band-Aids, phones, tourniquets, whatever you need. I got so frustrated with bad coolers, that I went to the Igloo factory. That's when I found this gem. Enjoy

I have been using this ice chest for 3 years now I am a softball coach. During softball season I use it 7 days a week keep it loaded with waters and electrolytes for the girls during practice and games. Also use it 6-8 times a year at the local day beach, and a week out the year in Orange Beach Alabama. The only 2 things I wish were better on this ice chest are. the dry box mine never did seal correctly and now it's got noticeable gaps on the sides when closed tightly. And the wheels could be maybe 1 inch wider and 1 inch taller this would be just enough to help out with unpacked sand

Pros: Cool looking, a lot of usable features, easy to pull Cons: lid does not lock and there is no seal, advertised to keep ice for 4 days and I just tested it and it lasted approx 30hrs. For the price I would NOT buy this product again had I know the lid would be a pain to keep shut and the ice retention is worse than a normal cheap ice chest. Igloo please redesign this one with a gasket and lid that locks and it would be perfect and probably retain ice longer

I am very disappointment with the brand new Trailmate cooler I received today. Upon inspection, I found the two screws that secure the bottom rail were completely loose and free-spinning, the threads were visibly stripped and filled with broken plastic. This is a product failure caused by thread stripping. It highlights a fundamental design flaw where screws are fastened directly into plastic, a poor choice for long-term durability. This method is simply unable to withstand the forces applied during use. The failure is a direct result of a design that prioritizes a simple, low-cost assembly over a more robust and enduring fastening method, such as using metal inserts or through-bolts, which would prevent this kind of issue.

I purchased the trail mate journey 70qts. and it is design is extremely beautiful tactical design ITS A BEAST!!! I rate a 4 star for a couple of suggestion if design is being upgraded in a near future, * top gasket from the phone or personal items compartment is too long to fit in place, I verified gaskets from other coolers available at store (clerk had to cut the tight-wrap) and all had the same issue. * At the back side of cooler I suggest to add an actual handle (door knocker) for better carrying. * Top lid needs to have a flap lock to assure enclosure. My personal suggestion Dont forget about me if the design is upgraded!!! ✨🤣🍻 Either or I still love the item!! ✨✊🏽🦾

So many upgrades needed.The unit came all marred up near the drybox.After reading all the other reviews, I decided to do some much needed upgrades.They are as follows: Pneumatic tires with threaded axle for nylon lock nuts. Reinforced axle bracket and additional screws. Stainless handle and eyebolts thru cooler to lock down. Stainless hinges w/ security screws for lid. Stainless adjustable locking toggle clamps thru cooler. Stainless tie downs. Installed aluminum plates inside lid to install threaded security screws for clamp hooks. Threaded machine screws thru lid and cooler for wire lid stop. Additional wire basket. Cargo nets on sides. Full rubber gasket on lid.

This exact cooler has lasted me seven full seasons in the end of August. The only thing that has failed is the axle for the wheels which I do believe I could fix it, but it is showing obvious signs where we go camping a lot it’s tumbled down a hill. I have no complaints and when it fell down the hill, the lid did pop off and ripped the screw out that holds the lid from completely opening and backwards, but I just sealed the hole with a little bit of Insulation and silicone and re-drilled the hole and it lasted three or four more summers after that and I’ve used it in the winter if you have the money strongly strongly suggest this cooler but don’t believe the hype if it says seven day ice cut it in half and that goes with almost every cooler out there with the exception of a couple But it’s a great cooler. I’m really thinking about not upgrading and buying the same one just a different color to change it up.