🥪 Stanley Classic 10-Quart Lunch Box – Spacious Lunchbox for Meals, Containers, Thermos - Portable and Durable with Long-lasting Performance Review

**UPDATE** 2 years later and he still has that lunch box! He uses it every day and it is holding up very well. I'm so glad we didn't have to spend more money on lunch boxes! For some reason my husband is very rude with his packed lunches. Its work is dirty, and soft radiators deteriorate rather quickly. He's had this lunch box for a few weeks now and it's great so far. Big enough for his lunch and he uses the top shelf for everything else. Articles (ibuprofen, contact lens solution, etc.)…

First of all, this lunchbox is not "insulated" as the description states. It's only metal. Second, my item arrived damaged. If you buy something NEW, it must not have any damage, not a single scratch, not a single dent, it must be clean and new. The lunch box I received was clearly dropped by whoever packed it. A bunch of crap. Maybe Revane should try to hire people who care, not people with a pulse. The tabs that hold the thermos in the lid need to be adjusted, if you put it in there without…

I received it damaged but I still give it 5 stars because Stanley does everything right for me. This is the Cadillac of lunch boxes here. Hard wearing, there's plenty of room inside for even the pickiest eater. I pack my breakfast and lunch in and still have room. The only thing I didn't really like about this purchase was that I paid a fabulous price and then received it carelessly boxed with a dent in the lid. That minor issue aside, I'm happy with it and expect it will probably be the last…

Husband loves this lunch box, sturdy, roomy, has some great custom made containers. The coffee stays HOT like in the good old days. He can store everything he needs in it: keys, wallet, sunglasses, mobile phone and charging cable, measuring tape, various papers for work. (I call it his man bag 👛 Haa!) Seriously, when your boyfriend has to carry a lot of things around. little things for work. Aside from his lunch and the fact that they're sick of them rolling around his truck, the size of this…

My grandfather worked on the railroad for over 50 years. He had the same lunch box. So when my old soft walled box with a hard plastic liner started to fail and I couldn't find another similar one... Well, I had to bite off this baby. He's definitely tough and tough. I had to make some minor modifications to the latch on the inside of the thermos to permanently mate with the small clamp mount. (It's the secret that the big thermos always stays inside and never falls over... but it needs to be…

I literally opened the box and immediately tried to fit my 30 year old Stanley thermos into the lid. Yes, the wire won't hold and keeps popping out, literally throwing the thermos into the lunch bucket compartment. After playing with it for a few minutes, I noticed that the lid's hinges were already starting to flex, as were the metal tabs that held the cup/bottle wire holder to the top of the lid. Also the metal tab inside the top that puts too much pressure on the thermos already has a rivet.

I love this lunch box. Initially I almost considered buying a 5.5 liter lunch box thinking it would be too big, but this 10 liter is actually the perfect size. Lots of space inside, nice and sturdy - I actually use Stanley eCycle food containers! The top half holds a 24-ounce Stanley food can very firmly, but I found my water bottle to fit in the same space very well. I've also received many compliments on this lunch box and haven't seen any problems with it for (hopefully) years! One note…

The Stanley 10 Quart Lunch Box is tried and tested. At some point you have to see it. Many lunch boxes cost around $15-20. It will cost you at least $35 (I'll explain a bit). Since you're paying significantly more than usual, here are some reminders of what makes this airline different from the rest; BENEFITS: Dual clasps to keep your lunch box closed; Storage space to place a small thermos or food jar on top. ready to use - steel, unlike fabric, retains cold more effectively and increases the…

My only concern is that when the lunch box is closed, the tab on the lid doesn't reach the back corners, resulting in large gaps (photo attached). It's not a big problem for me as I work indoors. But for a man who walks to work or a man who works in construction, when it rains, the water inside gets wet. Not to mention bugs, dirt, dust, etc. That's easily fixed with self-adhesive weatherstripping, but I expect Stanley products to nail this down before sale. The design seems unfinished to me…