🛍️ XL Insulated Reusable Grocery Bags (2-Pack) - Premium Quality Cooler Bags with Hard Bottom Insert - Stands Upright, Machine Washable, Sturdy Zipper - Ideal Food Delivery Bag for Hot or Cold Items Review

I feel like you are misleading me. For €25 I expected a lot more. The picture with all the vegetables in it is extremely deceptive. The ones I had were so flexible that the sides buckled when you tried to put stuff like that in. I needed something stronger. The same bag can be bought at the supermarket for much less.

Bought for groceries. Good product. The first night I used it I wanted to take pictures of the things it was wearing, but it was one in the morning and I was trying so hard I just wanted to put it away. Now I will recreate it for you. 1 gallon of milk, 2-1/2 gallons of ice cream, 24 packs of Eggo waffles, 2 packs of O'Brien potatoes, a pack of family sausages. It also has frozen veggies but they remade the section and I couldn't find what I wanted!

My husband and I love them. Plus they love the grocery store clerks too! The opening is large and stays open as you pack your groceries without clapping your hands or fiddling with it to keep it open, and there's a reinforcement panel at the bottom to keep things stable. Insulation? Well, that's an obvious bonus. There's even plenty of room, add ice packs if we have a longer drive home. We have several grocery stores that we use in our area and some of them are within 20 minutes round trip. We…

After two months of use (used once a week) one of the two bags started to separate from the handle of the bag material. I bought this product primarily to protect groceries from freezing in Minnesota during the winter months when I was walking home from the store. They were also used for frozen and chilled foods. The pockets worked well until one of the two pockets failed. Other thoughts: The pockets seem to be too big for groceries. When using bags to carry groceries, groceries should fill the

I got them the other day and used them almost immediately. You did well. Keep my cold/frozen food at the right temperature. There are many, but I would not fill them all. Too heavy to carry, at least for me. My daughter liked it so much that she bought a set for her cars. We live quite a way from the store (in the countryside) and it was always a problem to take frozen food or milk with us. I think to be on the safe side I'll take a frozen ice pack with me when I go this summer. Just to be on…

As someone who doesn't like making multiple trips, I shop at multiple stores/markets on one trip. I usually take my time and plan my trips so I don't ruin groceries or melt goods that force me to rush home because I have refrigerated/frozen items (e.g. meat, groceries, and ice cream). Given my schedule and family, these trips can be as long as I want. Where 1 to hours force me to plan my grocery shopping with my fridge/freezer as the last stop and sometimes it's not where I need to be last…