Macadamla Weinas Lunch bag for Women/Men,Reusable Lunch Box Leakproof Cooler Bag for Adult,Collapsible Lunch Bag with Adjustable Shoulder Strap for Work Office Picnic Beach Black

Love there is plenty of room for everything . Bottles of water , juice and lunch containers . Keeps things cool , very stylish , good construction

Holds my lunch with miultiple containers with ease, seems durable and well made, easy to hold and carry

Perfect size, good quality zipper, has a nice appearance. Just wipe the inside with mild soap and water. Store everything from salad, sandwiches, drinks, snacks. Great value.

I've had this lunchbox for less than 6 months.I walk 1 mile to the university and 1 mile back 5 days a week. This lunchbox is wonderful because it perfectly fits the boxes I have for meal prepping (Target eco-friendly ones, if you want to look at the size and shape). Some times I have to take breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a few snacks with me because of my coursework and teaching schedule, and this lunchbox will fit all of that plus an ice pack like it was made for it. The box itself is AMAZING with the large pocket on the outside, mesh pocket on the inside, and smaller mesh pockets on the outside that can fit my water bottle.BONUS POINTS: it's CUTE. It doesn't look like an elementary school lunchbox and I'm not embarrassed to carry it around (style means a lot to me).NOW TO THE SUCKY PART. The strap is terrible. The little slider thing that lets you lengthen and shorten the strap won't stay in one place and often lengthens on its own. There's a nice padding thing on the strap so you can wear it on your shoulder — which I do — but the metal slider thing doesn't stay put and can be a nuisance.HERE'S THE WORST PART. When I was walking to school this week, one of the side metal clips that connects the strap to the lunchbox just snapped in half. Thankfully, the lunchbox itself has a handle on the lid so I could carry it by hand, but this cannot be a long-term solution because I often carry many things in my hands and need the strap. I looked carefully at the other remaining metal clip and it's just a flimsy design, just like the metal thing that lengthens and shortens the strap that won't stay in place. I bought some nice carabiners and have hammered off the broken clip and the remaining clip so I can put more sturdy attachments on it. This does not mess with the design or style and looks a lot more sturdy and just as cute.If you want this for heavy use, I would highly recommend the lunchbox, but make sure you have a backup plan for the strap when it breaks. The strap shouldn't break right away because it is decently made, but like I said, it couldn't keep up with 6 months of use 5 days a week.

It is sturdy and can carry a lot of stuff. My lunch box is pretty big but I can still fit a lot of stuff inside along with the lunch box.

The media could not be loaded. Really good lunch bag. It's really spacious and have to other compartments.Seems like it has a good quality and easy to clean. I like the appearance too.I would recommend this.

Wow. A former New Yorker, I love Sabrett hot dogs but cannot find them anywhere on the West Coast (I live in Washington State). Bought two of these insulated bags on the odd chance I would find Sabrett hot dogs in the supermarkets in Ft. Lauderdale. Well, I did! I bought 6 packs of the long dogs to take home. This was a risk as the dogs would be unrefrigerated for at least 12 hours. Here's how I did it. I kept the dogs in the fridge in the hotel room until the last minute. I had frozen 4 ice holders (the blue kind). I put each pack of hot dogs in a thin insulated mailing envelope (from Walmart). I put the ice holder in first, then inserted a thicker insulated envelope (Amazon BIN B0BT3N3FD3). I put one pack of dogs in and brought the thick envelope over it, then inserted the second pack of dogs, and pulled the end of the envelope over that. I put another thick envelope on top of that, the next pack of dogs, and then the ice holder, ending with putting the thick envelope of it and zipping the bag. I repeated it for the second bag. We left the hotel at noon. It was 98 degrees and 70% humidity at that time. I got in the car and put the carryon suitcase in the back seat of the car (the hot dogs were in it). I drove to the rental car place and returned the car. I got shuttled to the airport, then took the airport shuttle to the terminal. I arrived at 1:30 I had hours to kill before my flight which took off at 6 p.m. for Washington State. I got home at 12:00 a.m.. When I unpacked the dogs, they were ice cold! The ice was still frozen solid. I can now enjoy my favorited hot dogs here on the West Coast, at least for as long as they last. Please note, this method has three insulated means: The thin envelope, the thick envelope, and the bag itself. I cannot attest to the 12 hour period using the bag alone, but it sure kept the ice solid and the dogs cold with the extra help. Please note while you can transport hotdogs in your carryon bag in the USA domestic flights, you will most likely be pulled aside and have your luggage searched if you use this method. The insulated envelopes in addition to the bag is too much aluminum and sets of the alarm at TSA. They can clearly see the hot dogs, but because the alarm is triggered they are required to search the bag. It was worth it for me. The TSA folks got a good laugh at my transporting all those hot dogs!

I understand that everybody wants a cute looking lunchbox, and this lunchbox Is just that with it not being too big. I got this lunchbox for going back-and-forth to work every day and it can easily fit a couple Tupperware containers and the condensation doesn’t leak through.