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Tumara A
> 24 hourI was hoping to use this for camping. But I think it’s more for day trips. I wanted to see how long ice would last inside of it so I filled it up with ice and the ice stayed somewhat I see for about 2 1/2 days without really opening it up. I think it will be fine for our one or two day camping trips but for anything else Or long-term you might want something bigger or more insulated
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Maleya DeSpain
> 24 hourThe cooler itself is wonderful! It did have a couple dings and scratches. I’m assuming from when it was being shipped. Overall I was satisfied.
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Uncle Salty
> 24 hourGet this model while you still can. I read that online, these units @Amazon are NOS (new old stock). The design has changed. A stupid port has been added, thru the RHS, to permit passthru of an Oxygen line - with the redesigned model (which costs more). Cabelas had the newer type available in-store @Dundee - and they had the port added in the top RHS of the lid. Same reason, to keep minnows alive. Well, its a cooler - thats what people want it for 99.9% of the time - so forget the (costly but included Oxygen pump) and inferiorly insulated newer type 19qt model, and buy the NOS directly from Amazon - while you still can. The NOS lacks the grommet bore, and the plastic plug, and the Oxygen pump, but is a superior product for a cooler - putting your mini-Playmate out in the garage sale heap. (also see the 13qt and and 30qt - same product revision) And beware, the 30qt is physically too large. Get yourself 1 or 2 of the NOS 13qt Engel units, and 1 19qt NOS Engle unit. Youll have all the capacity you need, in a modular approach, that neatly stacks in your broom closet, or on the shelves of your pantry. Just grab the size you need for the day/weekend/trip, and save your money (I took my $350 seafoam YETI Roadie, a 25qt model, back to ACO, which would not fit on the passenger seat floorboard of my roomy police interceptor). Who needs 7 to 10 days of ice capability. Really? Duh, just buy another bag of ice if needed - put the $300 saved back in your pocket.
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Mr. Dawson Kerluke
> 24 hour3rd one Ive bought
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1weldit
> 24 hourI almost went with the 13qt just because I wasn’t sure if I’d want to carry a lunch pale this big everyday. This cooler is light enough I’d recommend it because I can keep emergency food stash in it for those days I get stuck unexpectedly at work along with my daily lunch and it even has a little top tray that’s just right for keeping a couple pens, phone charger, note pad, and a few other small Knick-knacks. Great little coolers.
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Ap
> 24 hourI like the cooler and all the reflective stickers that it comes with. I like that it comes standard with the small bucket. But that strap is so cheap and way too small. I use mine as a cooler for one person and it fits a weekend of food. And fits perfect in my front seat bucket.p
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Ryan M. Rodriguez
> 24 hourLove everything about this box. I use it as a lunch box and it works out perfectly. I have no regrets making this purchase.
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Anabel Gorczany
> 24 hourI like everything about this box, holds ice pack frozen all day, stainless latches, but plastic hinges showing white stress marks. Still holding up but will eventually break.
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jeff h.
> 24 hourGreat cooler
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BBJul
> 24 hourCooler is very nice & well worth the money. My husband has only been using it a few days as a lunch bucket for work but so far he is happy. Roomy inside big enough to hold a 12 hour shifts worth of drinks & snacks. He works in the mines in sometimes wet conditions & was impressed that no water leaks in. The cooler is heavy enough to feel solid but not as heavy as I expected & thats a good thing. Latches & hinges are replaceable which helps to alliviate any concerns about wear and tear. Ill update later on durability if we have any issues.