ENGEL HD20 20.8 L Cool Bag Large Enough for 40 Cans

"Our insulated cooler bag offers superior ice preservation for up to 3 days" NO IT DOES NOT !!

Took on a 3 hour road trip in the car. Put a few blue ice squares in alone with food and drinks. Everything was cold and blue ice hadn’t melted at all. With my former ice chest the blue ice would have been half to three quarters melted already in 3 hrs Not with this ice chest. It does fit behind my drivers seat in the car but it is fairly big sized. Just what I was looking for to replace my hard sided ice chest.

A very well made product that kept ice for 3 days on my recent motorcycle trip in 85 degree temps.

First off, this cooler exceeded my expectations for build quality and performance. I was out in 100 degree heat for a race and still had lots of ice in the cooler into the evening. There are multiple cooler tests out there that put this cooler near the top of the heap for performance. My experience aligns with those test results. I guess the more interesting aspect of whether this cooler is right for you is the size and usability. One tends to think of a "soft-sided cooler" as something light weight that you throw a six pack and some lunch into, then sling it over your shoulder to carry into the track, or out to the camp site. I would say the ONLY downside to this cooler's performance and quality is that it carries "big". With my 6-pack, a 5lb bag of ice (it would hold more!) and some food, it was a bit of a task to carry. It does come with a nice shoulder strap, but I have realized that it is best suited to carrying from car to picnic site rather than anything that requires a long carry. The vacuum seal feature is a little confusing for some, but worth using to boost the performance of teh cooler for an outing. When you hook up the vacuum, you aren't sucking air out of the main compartment where your food and drinks are at. You are sucking air out of the middle layer between the insulation and the exterior. Air in that layer conducts heat from the exterior to the insulation. Since this is a soft-sided cooler, it's hard to engineer materials that are totally impermeable, so instead they've engineered a way to reduce air pressure for a limited amount of time (like how your bicycle innertubes lose air over time.)

Fits about a case of cans with ice, keeps things super cold for a day at the beach. Didn't notice any significant melting after 8 hours

Tough to close so much that the zipker has broken with barely any use