Arctic Zone 50 Can Ultimate Tabletop Cooler, Green, (L x W x H”) 17 x 11.75 x 11

This thing was an unexpected gem. I first purchased it for a work party and was truly amazed by how well it worked. We used it to keep the ice for our drinks in. In a very warm room, barely any ice melted. The small door on top made it incredibly easy to get a cup full of ice quickly. Liked it so much, I bought 2 more for friends.

We bought this cooler for a recent trip to New Zealand, as we wanted to be able to pack it in our luggage for use over there. It worked beautifully - collapses easily into a packable state, and was sturdy enough to handle ice, groceries, beverages, and many trips in and out of the car. Very much like the feature of the velcro-ed flip door on one end, so that you can pull out a beverage without having to unzip the entire top. It also has some roomy side pockets for handy items, such as napkins, bottle opener, etc.It does not come with a shoulder strap, but we just took one from another bag, and attached it to this one with the use of small caribiners - worked great!Looking forward to much more use of it on our boat this summer.

This has worked admirably for our camping trips. It has extra pockets and, when used with ice packs, has kept our food quite cold for up to three days in the heat.The reason for four stars is that there is no shoulder strap. I guess I didn't realize it didn't have one when I bought it so that's my fault but it really should have one since it's quite annoying to have to use both hands to carry it when it's full and heavy. I'd like to be able to carry it with my shoulder instead and take fewer trips. I might rig one up for it.

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely loved this cooler because we had one years prior and because it folds up making it convenient for traveling and for storing. This is our second one and it sucks. It’s already coming apart. Look at the video you can see it’s a manufacturer default. Also a problem with this one is it doesn’t have a shoulder strap, it only has a one way zipper. Our last one had 2 so when it failed the other worked and still does it is much more convenient. I wanted another one so each of the vehicles had its own. Positives; The pocket in the front carry’s essentials I don’t want wet and the convenient opening in the top is a easy way to get things out without completely opening the cooler. I use frozen packs and frozen water bottles, they work perfect slick cooler.

Bought to use in our side by side because it has a tabletop. It leaked the first time we used it, not a little a lot! Used it again today thinking maybe it was because it was hot outside but it leaked a ton all over the floor. Useless to me…

This is the perfect size for my weekday groceries (weekends are my Costco days). It maintains temperature very well even without ice packs. It’s a great size for picnics with my wife since we are empty nesters now and don’t need a boat-sized cooler anymore. And it stashes easily below a car seat thanks to the Velcro straps that keep it flat.

I love this collapsible cooler. I added the strap from the Yeti cooler that my husband bought for me. This cooler is lightweight and easy to take with me on my shopping trips. It is over 100 degrees down here in Texas. I throw in a few of the freezer blocks and put it in the back of my SUV. Works great and is big enough for most things that I buy.Follow-up: Well, the zipper broke on mine, too!! The first thing my husband said was, "This won't happen on your Yeti cooler." He bought a Yeti cooler for me and asked me if I was ever going to use it. Guess that I am going to use it now. It is disappointing as I have only used this Artic Zone a handful of times. I leave it in my SUV while I grocery shop and put the cold things in it. So, I don't even take it anywhere other than from the house to the car and back.

I was looking for a collapsible cooler to keep in my truck and this is it. It has enough capacity and collapses to a good size to fit under my rear seat. I haven't needed to use it yet, but I did a little test at home to see how well it worked. I put in some cold cans, a few cups of ice and left it outside in the summer shade (about 84 ℉) and overnight. After 24 hours, there was some ice left and the cans still had some chill to them so this will fit my needs. Had I packed it properly and with more ice, it probably would have done better but I wouldn't expect this to perform as well as a hard cooler.