Review on 🎒 TOURIT Insulated Backpack Cooler: Leakproof, Lightweight Cooler for Men and Women - Perfect for Work, Picnics, Hiking, Beach, Park or Day Trips! by Robert Lewis

I bought the red one for $29 so my review is based on that price. I wouldn't be happy at all if I spent $39. Please understand what is and is not before purchasing. The fridge section is made of the same stuff as the $6 kids' lunch boxes at Walmart or Target, only four times the size, so don't expect to be able to take it with you on an overnight trip. I also have an older model of the Ozark Trail Cooler Backpack that costs $19. This cooler backpack looks overpowered and is made of better materials than this one. However, due to the thick insulation, it has no pockets and less capacity. While it's a much better cooler, it's just not practical for most of my uses and I'm tired of carrying a second bag. The Tourit cooler solves this problem for me. I can fit a large iPhone with a case in a dry storage bag and 4-5 disc golf discs. The bag folds up (pictured) and still keeps everything secure, which is very handy. The side pockets can hold a 36 ounce double wall water bottle or my 32 ounce Papa Bear glass and both fit great. The bag itself is the size of an elementary school backpack and is very comfortable for me at 6ft 0200ft. The bag is also very strong when standing and very difficult to tip over (which is great for kayaking and SUP). My 7 year old son and I use it for disc golf, our regular picnics in the park, food and drink, daytime poolside sitting, kayaking and light hikes and bike rides. It serves all of these purposes perfectly. I expect the interior will fall apart in a year or so due to poor assembly, but that should be fine for our use with tape and/or glue. I hope we can extend this period by using common sense and care in packaging. To be clear the cooler is still working great for us, delivering very cold drinks and food after 6-8 hours in the Florida sun with some ice packs.