Titan by Arctic Zone Deep Freeze Cooler - 9 Can Zipperless Hardbody Cooler with Deep Freeze Insulation, HardBody Liner, and SmartShelf - Moss Green

This is a really nice cooler. I like that there is a hard shell inside which makes cleaning really easy. I was a little leery about the zipperless closure but it work really well. The cover stays closed very tightly and it keeps liquids quite cold. I used it for golf and it fits in the cart behind the seat really nicely. I really like that it is very sturdy and holds its shape unlike the soft coolers. Like the shelf to put other items on but dont use it as much. I get 6 bottles of water in the cooler plus and ice pack. This is a really nice cooler for quality, durability and size. This is very well made and a lot cheaper then some of the more expensive name brands. I would highly recommend this product.

I was a little torn between 4 and 5 stars, but I'll go ahead and give it the 5 - read more to find out why. I bought this to test if it really held ice for 2 days, or at least in what conditions, and the results were...well...decent?Now, to be fair, I put this to a pretty extreme test. It was a weekend camping trip, in Georgia, in the middle of July - so it was hot (~90-95F during the day) and muggy, and I left it right OUTSIDE the door of my tent, so it experienced the full brunt of the heat.I loaded it up around 3pm Friday, managing to get in 4 protein shakes, 3 cans of tuna, 2 bananas, 2 apples, and about half of one of those 7lb bags of ice you get at a gas station. Not bad at all for the size.Now, did it keep the items cold for 2 days? More or less, yeah. By Saturday night, I'd say about 40% of the ice remained, so the items were taking a nice ice bath but still ice cold, though by 9:30am Sunday, it was pretty much just cold water - that said, the water was technically cold enough that the remaining items were also cold - which I guess is what really matters. I dumped it out that morning before we left to do one more hike, but I feel like if I kept it until after the hike, getting back around 4pm, it still would have been fairly cold - so, I'll take it.One thing I HAVE to give it credit for, and really gave it the boost to 5 stars, is keeping out bugs. It is the south, so the outside of my tent was crawling with ants, mosquitoes, long legs, and whatever else you want to imagine. Point is, LOTS of bugs outside. Not a single one made it into the cooler (or my tent, to be clear), which was pretty impressive. So, it definitely seals up tight.I do feel like if I left it in my tent, or it was a little cooler outside, the results would be at least slightly better - so, I'd say it did its job for a weekend camping trip.Oh, also, yes, easy to pack into car, fairly light, felt durable etc etc...TLDR: Didn't retain ice 48 hours, but did keep items cold for 41 hours in very hot conditions. Got a good number of items in, kept out bugs, didn't leak, super easy to open and close, and also only $45 - overall, I'd say a good little investment for a weekend camping trip!!

This is a very good lunchbox. I purchased the 16-can version. I have had it for approximately a month and have used it everyday for work. Very high quality and the materials seem tough enough for rugged long term use. There is an excellent amount of exterior storage for items that you'd like to carry along, as well. As a long time ice pack user, it's nice to be able to use actual ice to keep things cold in a soft style lunch box format. The hard plastic liner is wonderful for this purpose (and it's awesome that it's removable). The upper tray is a nice feature in this regard, since it keeps consumables separated. It can be annoying always having to remove it to retrieve items below, but it's only a minor inconvenience (and optional to use to begin with).I have not gotten the advertised ice retention out of this lunchbox. BUT I don't count it against this lunchbox due to my particular use case. I only use about a pound of ice daily and my lunchbox gets stored in vehicles at work sites in fairly extreme summer heat and direct sunlight at times. This box is still keeping items cold reliably for 12-14 hours under these conditions, which is more than fine for my purposes.I have only discovered 1 real con to this lunchbox for my purposes: - The shoulder strap is the only way to tote this thing around. I think a nylon strap handle(s) would be a good addition. The 16-can version is just large enough that only having a shoulder strap to grab, pick up, or move the box is a little awkward in certain situations (e.g. grab-and-go or entering/exiting a vehicle).

Great small cooler. I needed a cooler to hold some water bottles and a few other items and wanted a hard shell to prevent squishing - this cooler was perfect. It's not going to hold a whole case of waters, but enough for a small group. It also has a tray inside were you can put items you don't want to get wet. It doesn't leave a lot of room between the tray and the top, but you could fit a few sandwiches!I like that the lid has a latch. It holds much better than I thought it would. But, I do wish it zipped all the way around for more security.Great small, hard shell cooler!

Pricey but lasts. My husband is a landscape who tosses this bag around and works anywhere from 6 to 10 hours a day. This keeps things inside (can't say in place since he does toss it out of his way) and keeps the ice in his Tupperware from melting completely.My husband uses a Tupperware jug like thing to hold ice to keep his sandwiches, sodas and candy cool during cutting lawns all summer. As he runs out of drinks he uses the melting in the Tupperware to drink the water.He always comes home with some ice left cause I asked him to pour it in the dog's water bowlat the end of the day.This is the third cooler form this manufacturer that we have bought and they have last d years of rough treatment.I spend extra and get the one the doesn't have a zipper for the main compartment.Zippers don't last in my family.These coolers last