Coleman Chiller Series Insulated Portable Soft Cooler, Leak-Proof 16 Can Capacity Lunch Cooler with Ice Retention

This bag was delivered on July 24th, and I have used it many times already. I've put it on my bike, carried it on my shoulder, and stuffed it into my day pack. The photo attached shows the green is more of an emerald color in person, as opposed to the army green on the website.This cooler is a good bag for carrying just about anything. Its white liner is great for toting things with ice or things that are prone to leaking. It also makes the bag rigid, but the bag holds its shape very well without it. Its front pocket is large enough for silverware or small items, but is not water tight in any way. The interior grey lining is not water tight either, as it has seams instead of continuous material in a bathtub design. The entire bag is insulated.This particular Coleman bag is narrow enough to fit on the back of my bike. The length abuts the seat, but does not hang over the back so much that it reduces the effectiveness of my tail light in any way. I used two bungee cords to tightly secure it to the rack, but a sideways dismount threw off the balance and the bag fell to the ground. It is worth mentioning that the glass bottles I had inside were undamaged (used the rigid white liner). Am buying a cargo net bungee today. ;)The interior of both the liner and the bag itself are easy to clean. The lid pocket is a thoughtful touch. I can store something extra like a sandwich or another ice pack that will stay in place above the other things I've packed inside. Overall, I am very pleased with this cooler. Would 10/10 buy again.

I bought this cooler/lunchbox to bring with me on my stand up paddleboard on long distance paddles. I needed room for lots of water bottles, and a 32oz container, standing upright - as well as a packed lunch. My previous cooler was not tall enough to stand the bottles upright so it was hard to get the water bottles out and back in again easily without rearranging the contents. If the bottles lie flat they tend to leak especially when they are being bounced around a lot out on the water. I get enough food and drinks in here (in addition to an ice pack) to last the whole day and it stays cold. Plus I can get to everything with no rearranging! The front pocket is roomy enough for me to store my phone, camera, wallet and keys in a waterproof bag. The bungees on top are useful for carrying other bits and pieces that I need to transport to and from the water while carrying my board. The removable hard plastic liner is very convenient. It makes washing the cooler out very easy and protects the contents.. I know some reviewers said they removed it to make more room but as I bungee the cooler onto my board I needed something that would not collapse and squish my sandwiches! It stands up well to seawater - I just hose it down with the rest of my gear when I am finished. So far, this is the best personal-size cooler I have owned. Great price, great product!

Excellent cooler. This cooler has room for a full lunch with drinks and snacks. It has an inside top net to hold small items (utensils or crackers is what I use it for). It has two side mesh pockets for small items. They are too small for a can of soda. The front pocket is large enough for a full-sized sandwich with room to spare. I adjusted the carry strap so that it's as short as possible which allows me to use it as a handle. It also fits perfectly on the back rack of my motorcycle, putting the strap(shortened) over the passenger seat backrest. I'm pretty certain that would stay in place but I also use two ball-end bungee cords which I attach to the top of the cooler using the elastic bands on the lid. These also come in handy for carrying extra items that will not fit in the cooler. The whole thing keeps my food cold all day in the office using a single "freezer brick". If I don't finish my food, it's comforting to know that I can save it for the next day without fear of spoiling. I had food poisoning once. If someone ever says to you "I think I had a touch of food poisoning", then let me tell you--they NEVER had food poisoning. First, there is no such thing as a TOUCH of food poisoning. Secondly, you never have to think or wonder if you've had it. It will smite you to the ground like a giant hammer and you will be praying for death. Do not take the chance. Get this cooler!

This was purchased for someone who gets a short lunch break, doesn't have access to a fridge or microwave, and likes to keep a lot of snack on hand as well as a good-size lunch. So far we're pleased with it, him with the use and me with the packing/cleaning/ maintaining of it.It seems to be one of the better-made lunch boxes in this price range. The stitching, zippers, material, etc. are fairly rugged. I would have preferred a heftier zipper, but no problems so far. I like that the handles are stitched to the side (instead of the lid like one model I looked at.) The pocket in front is a good size for utensils, napkins, and even storing one's cell phone. A mesh pocket in the top holds small items (condiment packages, more napkins, energy bar, etc.) nicely. I think the primary user has only used the exterior mesh pockets and cords a couple times, so no comment on those. They might get more use come summer for water bottles, but they seem awfully tight for that.I wasn't sure about the hard plastic liner, but decided to try using the unit with it. Good decision since the lid popped off a container when the entire unit hit the ground (my fault for not using a screw-top container) and sauce went everywhere. What would have been a messy clean up had the insert not been in was an easy two-minute, soap and hot water fix. I do notice that the insert scuffs easily, but most people probably aren't going to be using it in as rough conditions with it bouncing around so much.Ideally, I wish the bottom was a hard surface that could be easily washed with soap/water and that the whole unit was about an inch deeper front-to-back, but this unit had so much else going for it that those were not deal-breakers.