Large Reusable ICE Bag for Coolers. NOT JUST an ICE Pack! 2 in 1: 15"x17" Ice Bag Keeps Food Cold and Dry & When ice Melts, Drink it | BPA Free| The Ultimate in refreezable Ice Packs for Your Cooler

Total game changer for coolers. I was tired of having soup in the bottom of our cooler while camping for the weekend. Bought these hoping they were half as good as advertised and was delighted to find out they are even better than expected. They are incredibly easy to use, keep the cooler nice and dry (aside from minor condensation which is unavoidable), and are more environmentally friendly than single use ice bags. They seem durable and well made. I’ve already recommended them to friends. We have an Igloo cooler from costco and I bought 4 bags, which is perfect for the size. They stayed partially frozen for 3 days and we still had cold drinks on the third day. Very impressed.

I have to admit that I was a bit dubious when I purchased these ice bags. I have a tiny freezer that doesn't allow me the room to store ice packs. Living in a sprawling area where shopping may take you five or six different places in or six little towns, I set out to do my shopping and sometimes it's an all-day event and I can't always plan my stops in the order of refrigeration needs. When I saw these online I decided to purchase them with high hopes. I've had them for a few months and just used them for the first time yesterday, hot August afternoon in South Carolina. I was extremely surprised when at the end of my 6-hour day out, having bought my produce on my first stop to put in my cooler, that the ice was still frozen pretty solidly only having melted slightly. The product is very easy to use, it seals very well with no leakage and has a handle for easy carrying. When finished I emptied the bag and set it in my dish drain with the bottom open and it dried within a couple of hours. So I give this product five stars and would recommend it to anybody especially someone has limited freezer space. It's also a good product to have during Hurricane Season should you have to pack a cooler to evacuate. As the ice melts you have fresh water to drink, a win-win for that purpose. One bag held an entire tray of ice from my ice maker. If someone had the room in another freezer it would be a good idea to put ice in these and keep them Frozen for emergency use.

I really like this product. Easy to use, sturdy materials. My cooler is a 64 quart size - using a few ice packs in the bottom and laying the bags on the top, kept our food cool, with no water leaks.

Kept my cooler dry as promised and I had icy water to drink on the hot days.

Been debating buying this for a bit for a camping trip that we have to fly to next year (hesitation due to the price). We will have very limited space for things but will have a smallish collapsible cooler that we store 1-2 days worth of food in. Decided to go ahead and get it to test out for a home state camping trip and we loved it! It worked exactly as intended and we had ice cold water as needed. It will fill about 2-3 32oz water bottles completely melted. It says it holds 5lbs of ice. It can also be filled with water and then frozen solid - so can do that or put ice cubes in it and it came with a spare cap which I appreciated. We had no issues with it over a 3 day camping trip in 85-90 days (Coleman cooler) all ice was melted by morning of day 3 but still ice cold. They are made out of all plastic with a plastic piece that slides across the top to seal it and has a plastic cap. I do like that they fold down flat. Great for storing/traveling with little space. My only discrepancy would be that I definitely think they are charging too much. I paid about $23 for the 2- large ones. Holds 5-lbs supposedly - I did not pay attention to the lbs I was able to fit in as I used cubes from our freezer in one and we put water and froze the other. I personally think it should be more so around the $15 range as it is just plastic and they will eventually need to be replaced . These bags are a thicker more durable plastic than a ziploc bag of course but eventually with repeated use, normal wear and tear give out/get a hole in them.