Titan by Arctic Zone Deep Freeze Cooler - Zipperless Hardbody Cooler - Deep Freeze Insulation HardBody Liner and

I love it. We also have the same color in a bigger one that comes with wheels. They keep everything super cold for hours. We take it to wrestling tours that last almost all day and they drinks stay good. Both are the perfect size for whatever we need for the day. It’s very easy to carry and very easy to open and close while staying securely sealed. I really love them because they look expensive but the price is great. Read more

It is a little bigger than I wanted but so far it is working out great. Nice color, good construction and it does what it is supposed to which is carry food and drink and keep it cold. Read more

This is a great lunchbox. My husband uses this everyday for work. It has lots of space for his lunch and snacks throughout the day. It's very durable. My husband's only complaint is that the shoulder rest on the strap keeps you from adjusting it the way he wants to. Other than that he loves it. It insulates the food nicely whether its hot or cold and keeps it a good temperature all day. Read more

This is a very good cooler. We have been using it for almost a year and it still looks new. It is lightweight and durable. It has several pockets around the outside which we use and the zippers are still in great shape. It has a removable top tray so that you can store dry things on top. The only thing I do not appreciate is you cannot stack water bottles standing straight up. As you can see by the picture the water bottle is about a quarter inch too tall for the top tray to fit down in its place. However, you can turn the tray upside down and water bottles will fit. You can see the picture with the tray turned upside down. This leaves me with about 2 inches of space to store my dry things on top. It seems to keep ice cool for several hours. And I like the look and feel of this cooler. Probably my favorite feature about this cooler is that it only closes with a small piece of Velcro in the front, which means it is quick and easy to get into and out of. It may not hold cold air in as efficiently as something that sealed all the way around, but I would much rather have a cooler that’s easy to access. Read more

Great, sturdy, easy access. No fumbling with the zipper and keeps drinks cold. Perfect for getting in and out of different routes of equipment. Read more

Ok, so first off the cooler. It’s great and I love it as my new golfing cooler that is completely accessible and fits in the golf basket with a little room to spare. I like that it’s plastic bucket insert is easy to clean and gives another wall of cooling. Yes, you can take the bucket out and have a soft bag if you really want to stuff it, but at least you have the option. I like that it’s got some extra storage in the front pocket, and in the side mesh pockets. We put our koozies in the side mesh pockets. The best part of this cooler, where it stands out from other coolers this size, is the lid and latching system. It is amazing and gotta love the easy access from the front seat of the car or golf cart reaching back. It is way more secure than I first thought as well. I think it would hold if tipped over as long as it was latched with the Velcro strap; we don’t strap it half the time though. When you push down on the lid it does snap into place, even before strapping it closed, so that gives some peace of mind that it’s shut. Other than that, this is really versatile and great for the money and size. Speaking of size, I’m a little bit of an over-thinker and I was looking for ice packs for this after I got it, and I think 1 good rectangular ice pack is all you need for a full day of fun; I take this on the course with 1 ice pack and it’s still cold in the back of my Jeep the next morning. So anyways, I put together all the inside dimensions of this as well as some can scenarios and how they fit in the cooler. I hope the info below helps somebody out, and also hope this review doesn’t run out of characters…lol. Buy and enjoy people! Here ya go: Cooler Space for Ice Pack Cooler inside dimensions 10” length 5” width 7.75” height to tray 10” height to lid (without tray) Can Sizes Can: (normal size) L = 4.75” x2 = 9.5” Width: W = 2.5” Tall can (seltzers/tall beers) L = 6.25” x2 = 12.5” Width: W = 2.25” SCENARIOS Tall Can Scenarios NOTE: The only fill scenario for ALL tall cans - [ ] 1 tall can standing (2 rows = 8 cans) + 2 more cans laid on top of them = 8.5” REMAINING SPACE (ice pack thickness) = 1.5” {CAN DO - only without tray) ——- Total = 10 cans (tall cans only) Combo Can Scenario NOTE: The only fill scenario with both can types - [ ] 1 can laid down (1 row = 4 cans) + Tall can standing (2 rows = 8 cans) = 8.75” REMAINING SPACE (ice pack thickness) = 1.25” {CAN DO - only without tray} —— Total = 12 cans (4 beers and 8 seltzers/tall beers) - [ ] 1 can of each size stacked tall (2 rows = 16 cans) = 11” {CANNOT DO} Normal Can Scenarios - [ ] 2 cans (stacked tall) : = 9.5” REMAINING SPACE (ice pack thickness) = 0.5” {CAN DO - only without tray} —— Total = 16 cans - [ ] 3 cans laid down (stacked) (1 row = 4 cans) = 7.5” REMAINING SPACE (ice pack thickness) (with tray) = 0.025” {CAN DO ——— Total = 12 cans REMAINING SPACE (ice pack thickness) (without tray) = 2.5” {CAN DO ——— Total = 12 cans Read more

This is a very good lunchbox. I purchased the 16-can version. I have had it for approximately a month and have used it everyday for work. Very high quality and the materials seem tough enough for rugged long term use. There is an excellent amount of exterior storage for items that you'd like to carry along, as well. As a long time ice pack user, it's nice to be able to use actual ice to keep things cold in a soft style lunch box format. The hard plastic liner is wonderful for this purpose (and it's awesome that it's removable). The upper tray is a nice feature in this regard, since it keeps consumables separated. It can be annoying always having to remove it to retrieve items below, but it's only a minor inconvenience (and optional to use to begin with). I have not gotten the advertised ice retention out of this lunchbox. BUT I don't count it against this lunchbox due to my particular use case. I only use about a pound of ice daily and my lunchbox gets stored in vehicles at work sites in fairly extreme summer heat and direct sunlight at times. This box is still keeping items cold reliably for 12-14 hours under these conditions, which is more than fine for my purposes. I have only discovered 1 real con to this lunchbox for my purposes: - The shoulder strap is the only way to tote this thing around. I think a nylon strap handle(s) would be a good addition. The 16-can version is just large enough that only having a shoulder strap to grab, pick up, or move the box is a little awkward in certain situations (e.g. grab-and-go or entering/exiting a vehicle). Read more