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Dr. Wendell Pollich III
Greater than one weekIf you compare this to any Yeti product then you are comparing two different class products. This Engel Cooler Dry box 19qt compared to a Yeti Roadie 19qt quite frankly is no comparison. ($60 vs $249) I own them both for comparison. 1st The Engels outside size it much smaller than a Yeti. Obviously this means less foam insulation. This is where it wins in certain situations. I use it for day trips, and road trips that I dont have the need for cold food or drinks past the 2 day mark. I also was concerned about the hinges like others on this cooler but it has performed great for me so far. I can see how it would be great as a lunch box as some other users claim. It does what is built to do. Keeps food cold, or keep your dry goods dry. 2nd This cooler is much lighter than a Yeti once again because it is not built to the same standard. I do use mine as a seat from time to time and have not had any issues @200 lbs. I have used this cooler on my boat and it performed great. I would suggest the Ice packs, or frozen waters to keep your items chilled because it is only 19 quarts. I actually bought this product because I thought it might have been the deal of the century Yeti like knock off. It is not a Yeti but I was not disappointed for the $60.00 price point. It is great little cooler for the money, it is just not a Yeti. Compare it more to a similarly priced product and you will find it is a gem. Engel does make coolers that are comparable to the Yeti in the Deep Blue series. This is where my initial confusion started because my research didnt spell out the differences in the cooler series. You would think I should have known the difference up front spending 1/4 of the money. My confusion yielded me a little useful cooler that I use quite often. It is a quality product that I can see lasting for years to come. Please compare the deep blue series Engel to the Yeti if you want a true comparison. It should be no surprise that the prices match as well as the coolers capabilities. This is a $60 cooler/dry box as it states.
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DAVID
> 3 dayEs bueno se limpia fácilmente
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Lorena
> 3 dayGot this for my bad birthday. 19qt is tiny but He loves it & everyone at the party did too!
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Ken m.
> 3 dayIt’s hard to find a lunch pail that has a tray in it to hold misc items that you don’t want in your pocket all day. This for me was one of the biggest reasons I went with this Pail, but it does a good job at keeping the contents cool also. I work 10-12 hr shifts and I still have a cold water for the ride home!
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Nestor Gonzalez Sosa
> 3 dayEs mi 2da lonchera. Geniales
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John
> 3 dayI work on the railroad and coolers get beat to hell on and off trains. This cooler has been great, its the perfect size (19 qt) and shape to stuff places and fit enough food in case Im away from home for 2 or 3 days. The only down side is the hinges but those cane be replaced and I added a catch wire so the lid doest fall back too far when opening. It holds cold fairly well. Prechilled I usually get a solid 24 hours of frozen ice packs. Would buy again.
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Katherine
> 3 dayI bought this for my husband who is a carpenter and is constantly on construction sites. It is very durable and easy to clean up once he gets home.
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1weldit
Greater than one weekI 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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Cody ramey
> 3 dayGreat lunch box, yes the price is high but it’s worth it.
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Scott McQuaig
> 3 dayNice, Lightweight, Built well