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Prof. Mario Crooks MD
> 3 dayCooler is 4 years old and has a 5 year warranty. Contacted them because the lid is starting to crack. They told me lids arent covered in the warranty, but it doesnt say that anywhere in their warranty statement. But conveniently they have a whole page for replacement lids you can purchase. What a scam. Finally got a hold of a manager he said I can pay to have it shipped into them and they will see if its covered under warranty, LOL spend money to ship it to them to have them tell me that its not covered just like they already did? Ya sounds like a smart move.
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elguero86
> 3 dayWish someone loved me as much as I love this cooler.
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Samantha Cline
Greater than one weekIf you just plan to use this on a day trip, or will have access to someplace you can buy ice regularly while out this is great. It just doesnt hold ice for that long. After about 24 hours outside 3/4 of the ice was melted. Was hoping it would be better than that.
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Captain Tad
> 3 dayEVERYDAY AFFAIR- That Box was by my side every day I left the house for work for the past 3 years. The foam seal for the Lid is still water and Air tight 100% . Never used it as a seat it a step-stool . Cracks formed around the handle on the Lid after year 2 . Last week while walking across a busy intersection in LA the plastic clip/length adjuster broke and the Box took a Hard Tumble. If I get 3 years out of my new green one I will give another positive review. Thank You Engel for not being a YETI
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Jim
> 3 dayI love this lunchbox. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because in the pictures, it shows a black handle. so I assumed it would come with a black handle and carry strap. It came with a white handle and carry strap which are going to be hard for a construction worker to keep clean looking.
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Morgan
> 3 dayBought as a gift, super cute!
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guile
> 3 dayi work construction and all the guys i work with swear by this cooler. we all use them as lunchboxes and even in direct sunlight your lunch is gonna stay cold until lunchtime and even until you clock out. if you put ice in this bad boy itll go 3 or 4 days if you keep it in the shade, what more could you ask for? its light, strong enough to sit on (im a big dude), its got a little cubby for your phone, keys, wallet and utensils and it stays cool. no brainer
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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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Sam McAlister
> 3 dayFirst impressions of getting this cooler, it’s quite big. I did get the 19 quarts. There is a lot of useable space and I like the tray that sits on the top of the rim. It also doesn’t weigh that much. Another feature I like is the shoulder strap. I would like to have it a little bit longer. The metal latches are great however the hinges are plastic and are already showing wear from opening and closing the lid. I would suggest using something else that it’s going to withstand that and not break over the course of time. Overall I like it and we’ll see how well it holds up. Especially for the price
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Kelsey Ruth
> 3 daythe 19 quart cooler was a great size for 2 people for a day. We took this on a kayaking day trip. Inside i fit 4 of the small square tupperware containers, each holding a sandwich, as well as 2 soda cans, 7 bottled waters or teas, and several capri sun pouches. (I took the tray out so everything could fit) Granted, that didnt leave a ton of room for ice, but everything stayed nice a cold. Insulation: ice doesnt seem to keep long in this cooler. Ive used it twice, and both times the ice melted fast. Once the ice melts though, the water stays cold. Just make sure everything is in something water tight and youre good. Watertight/drybox: 10 out of 10. The latched stay locked, even when flipped upside down in a kayak. No extra water got in, no water got out. Ive only used it as a cooler, not as a dry box, but I have every confidence that it would keep everything well protected. Handle: gotta watch the little handle on the lid, itll pinch your fingers if you let it close on you. The shoulder strap does help with this. Carrying: When its full, it weighs a decent bit. Makes it a bit heavy if you have to carry it very far. It isnt too bulky though so that helps to compensate for the weight.