Small Kayak Cooler, Waterproof Kayak Cooler Behind Seat, Kayak Chair Back Cooler Bag for Lawn-Chair Style Seat, Splash Seat Ice Chest Cooler for Kayaking, Fishing & Beaches, Bag Only

This is a really nice bag to take for picnics, canoe rides, kayaking or rafting. This is not a fully submersible bag but it's designed really well to keep as much water out as possible. I really liked the zipper system that basically covered the zipper so that it can block water from coming in.The bag is nicely insulated and has multiple pockets for storage.Very nice bag for use outdoors at a great price.

This lightweight kayak cooler has a very tight seal. The materials are good and the item itself is well constructed with strong stitching that won't fall apart under heavy use. It's waterproof, so you can put your food in their with confidence that it won't get contaminated if exposed to unfiltered water.

As the title states I actually enjoy using this cooler as a work lunchbox. I am able to store all of my food easily in this lunch box and actually use it store a few days worth of lunch within it. This makes it very convenient to leave at work and also is roomy enough to keep my condiments, snacks, and utensils. It is quite durable and easy to carry as well.

This is a great little cooler to have on hand for your outings on the boat or even just to take in your car to keep some beverages cold if you go on a day hike. It is built really well and the zippers are strong. The cooler can fit about a 12 pack without a ton of ice in there but I’ve had no problems with it keeping things cold with minimal ice.

Too small and not worth the price

I purchased this to throw in my car trunk to keep frozen items from melting whenever I go grocery shopping or whenever I go on a lighter hike. While it is built decently and does seem to keep things cold, the interior capacity is smaller than I expected, even knowing it was meant to be a smaller cooler.In my pics, I'm showing the cooler holding two different size bottles. The brown bottle is a 1 liter bottle, which I was not surprised that it would not fit standing straight up. The bottle with the red cap is a standard on-the-go bottle of Dr. Pepper. Even that smaller bottle would not fit standing up to allow the lid of the cooler to close and be zipped.To me this is a problem, especially since the listing shows a bunch of beer and sodas in the cooler, implying that this could work well for that purpose. The padding though, which is admittedly vital to keeping things cool, is just enough though to make it not plausible to put bottles in standing up, meaning that they would have to be on their sides or at least leaning, reducing the overall available volume of the bag.In addition, the zipper closing the lid catches really easily. In part, this is due to how the cooler was smashed down for shipping. The zipper lining was all warped and jutting out at different angles along the track, so those bits of fabric often block or get caught as the zipper goes by. While this got a little better after a few uses of zipping and unnzipping, it is still not the most smooth zipper.Overall, I will use this to store little frozen or cold items, like a slab of steak or something like that as I go home from the grocery store. It seems to keep things cold. However, it does not seem to work well for carrying a bunch of beer down to a campsite or on your kayak.

Been kayaking for most of my life and I enjoy all day ocean and river kayaking and usually pack my snacks into a regular small cooler. Even dropped a cooler into water once (lost my lunch.. it got soaked) This cooler is well thought out and the perfect size for all day outings and with the cord top pockets, excellent as trash pockets, quick grab, etc, and tie options will work well for kayaks with seats or front storage ties. I probably will also use for hikes and cycling too. :-)

Is cooler is very spacious and has a lot of pockets for additional items.