Grey Lekesky Insulated Lunch Bag for Women, Leakproof and Reusable Cooler Bag for Adult Outdoor Work – Lunch Box Review

This lunch box is very cute and stylish. It's bigger than I expected and it's great. However, it is very narrow, which makes it difficult to get in and out. The side rails aren't high enough to hold a water bottle, so I use them to hold my sunglasses and other small items. Also the front pocket is not much bigger than a napkin and a spoon.

This is my favorite lunch bag. It's great quality, you can fit lots of snacks, bottled water or even 12 cans of soda and it's so chic. I like how it is insulated and keeps you cold. I'm out a lot for picnics and walks because of COVID, so this is the perfect way to bring refreshments. So glad to have this lunch box instead of plastic bags lol!

I needed a new lunch box, I searched and compared dozens and finally settled on this one. I have absolutely no regrets. After a week of use I already like it. First of all, it's so cute and doesn't even look like a lunch box, but it's true! It's so roomy and fits a lot without looking bulky and the side pockets are a big plus. And it really is that easy to clean, had to test it.

It has a large pocket perfect for containers and an ice pack. Using an ice pack saves me the trouble of finding space in a working fridge. Two mesh pockets on the sides for water and coffee so you can get to the office without juggling everything and a handy pocket that I put my paperbacks in. I love it and have been using it for about 3 months now. There are no holes, the straps are strong.

5 stars for stylish design and tightness - 2 stars for keeping food cold. We need work in this area. I would say it's more lined than insulated. A regular cold pack was used and basically it's like putting a cold pack on the counter and waiting for it to thaw. (3 hours). That's how long your food will stay semi-cold, based on how cold the food was before it was placed in the pouch. Saved it anyway because I put it in the fridge at work, but if you want to leave it on your desk it won't last…

This lunch box is large but worth the money. I use it for work and long days at craft fairs. It keeps my food cool even when I don't have an ice pack (and I keep it in the shade). It's very trendy and stays pretty dry if there's a water spill outside! I am impressed. You have to fully unzip the zipper to get your hand through the opening due to the metal frame, which is a little frustrating but avoids squeezing the structure of the bag and your groceries. It is placed in the refrigerator door…

I love this insulated lunch bag - I have several children with anaphylactic food allergies so we always take snacks and food with us when we go out. . It contained a small ice pack, five 8 ounce water bottles, 5 apples, 5 disposable food bags and 4 baby food bags with plenty of room. The outer compartment offers plenty of space for serviettes and cutlery if required. It also has two mesh pockets on the sides, each of which can easily hold a 20 ounce stainless steel mug. I am very happy with the

I have a few smaller lunch boxes at home, but when I made the decision to make salads for lunch at work every day, I realized I was going to need a larger lunch box to share in to fit in 38 oz salad containers. I bought. This lunch box fits perfectly in the container with ice pack and offers plenty of space. To be honest, I think it's big enough to fit in standard 52-ounce salad containers. It keeps my salad nice and cold with just an ice pack, and almost every morning I leave the heat on in my