We returned it when we realized it would weigh weigh well over 125 lbs when loaded and it has no wheels or handle extensions to help with maneuvering. If you have a spot where you want to permanently install a cooler. This is your guy.

Doesn't keep things cold long. It says they stay cold for 7 days, but by day 3 with very few opens, I have a cooler of water with zero ice. This is in a shaded space inside the house, not even out in the sun like one may have with camping…

We took oysters and shrimp from Jacksonville to TN. We still had ice after 4 days! People buying those $500 coolers are crazy. Can't beat a good Igloo cooler.

This is the second cooler of this style we have purchased. These cooler work great, keeps the drinks cold in ice all day long, while sitting in the sun.

This large cooler is exactly what I needed for the family event. It holds a ton of drinks and ice. I have used it twice since purchasing and it definitely gets the job done. I can't wait to take it on a camping trip. I won't have to purchase another cooler!!!

I bought this cooler to take on a 2 night camping trip. I froze 33 bottles of water and only needed 2 bags of ice to keep the items cold in this cooler. I also kept the cooler in the trunk of the car under tree shade to help keep it cool. The combination of all those things helped maintain the cooler to do it's job. I love this thing. It's perfect for what i need it for.

This cooler is tough and dependable, it keeps it's cool. I've had several for four to five years and they just keep on going. I've given several to family members who hunt and they are perfect for transporting fish, game, and food for the hunters. Perfect size.

I use these coolers to transport food for my food truck and my catering business. I LOVE THEM. They are sturdy and hold hot and cold for long periods of time. Perfect for holding our smoked meat in from the smoker to the event without extra pans and plastic. Saves tons of time and money!

While they are both insulated about the same at the same price, I choose this one. Both seemed strong enough to sit on the lids which was a must have. The handles and drains seem durable on both. The BJ cooler has cheap plastic latches and flimsy plastic flex hinges. This one has friction closure but a much better pinned plastic hinge that should last longer.

We bought this as we were heading out of town for a hurricane, hoping it would keep our freezer food frozen as we traveled. It did! We put an entire upright freezer's food in it and drove for 8 hours. After the first full day, we added dry ice to it each day and it kept everything frozen for all of the 3 days we were gone. The only reason it doesn't get five stars is that it sweats, and so we needed a towel around it. (And yes, that was both before we had dry ice in it and after we added the dry ice 24 hours in.)