Insulated Dry Bag Floating Cooler – 10L / 15L / 25L Roll Top, Leak Proof, Waterproof, Collapsible, with Padded Shoulder Strap - Perfect for Kayaking Fishing Beach

I do an annual kayak/camping/fishing trip that requires us to paddle all of our gear into a campsite. It's always a challenge to fit everything I need for a 3-4 day weekend in one trip on the kayak, and fishing gear. Coolers in particular have always been a challenge. Strapping a large plastic rectangular cooler to a kayak is never easy. I stumbled across these dry bag coolers only a couple days before my trip, and decided to give these a try for the price. I figured if it worked well enough I could always upgrade to a higher end brand later on. Well I'm happy to say I see no need to upgrade, this cooler was above my expectations. The fit and finish is really good. I was surprised how sturdy the roll up area and buckles were. I actually carried it around by the buckle area full of cans. I was able to stuff 24 12oz cans into this bag in 3 layers of 8 cans, and still have room to roll the strap up with ease. There wasn't much room for ice in there, but you could still fit some. You could always cut it back to 16 or 18 cans and go with more ice, but I was going for maximum liquid with me. I tried to keep the bag out of the sun as much as possible which helped keep the cans cooler. I would say actual ice retention isn't super great, but it did fine for me in my situation. I wouldn't expect to keep this in the sun all day and have any ice left. The cooler went right between my legs in the kayak and it was a perfect all around fit. If you do anything similar I highly recommend this exact size, seemed about perfect.

This worked great for my motorcycle camping kit one bag of ice stayed for two days. Kept everything chilled perfectly and when I was ready to head home just dumped the water out and rolled it down snug. super compact when empty or can be used as a dry bag for those things you don't want to get wet then use as a cooler when your camp is set

I was looking for a dry bag that was also a cooler bag and there aren't many in that category. I purchased it to use on motorcycle trips where I could strap it to the bike and it could handle weather.I haven't had a chance to travel with it but I did use it once so far. It does keep things cold and it will hold what I need. The 10 liter is not huge but it should fit a 6 pack and ice.Only complaint is that since the insulation lines the whole bag, it makes it a little hard to role the top and close it.It seems well made and sturdy. Looking forward to using it on longer trips

Took this on a float trip crammed full of beers on a blazing hot day. Things stayed pretty cold for about five hours and after that I think I just quit caring. I did the job well.

Bought it to take rafting and it worked great. I like the vertical shape, it was easier to carry and store in another bag. Kept my wine and water cold with added ice pack. I got the 10L and I fit 4 (small) bottles of wine, 2 water bottles and some assorted snacks in it with some room to spare.

I took two lbs of thawed chorizo out on the river with me. We made camp 7 hours after packing. I had put a cold gel pack from the freezer. The temp didn’t hold.. it actually got colder because of the gel pack I inserted. The insulation held the temp in so well that it didn’t lose any cold. Ate tacos by the river with zero worry of rancid meat.

So, I ordered the 15L and the 25L. They are by no means waterproof at all. Quick test in the tub proved that out. The 25L is just too big and even the front zipper pocket leaked within minutes. Returning. However, the 15L is a better size for my needs. Used for 3 days on a car camping trip. Filled with ice, water and cold packs and put behind my car seat. I would say the ice was gone in about 30 hours but because of the cold packs and cold water and the bag is insulated it kept the water cold until the 3rd day. The size was great and could put on the Kayak if necessary. Do not believe it would like any direct sun.

Decent but for the price. Having several normal dry bags, I understand the game. With insulation, it’s a bit tough to get more than two folds with this bag especially with handle and if it’s full. More for the chill and not as much with the spills.