Crock-PotCrock-Pot Travel Bag for 4 - 7-Quart Slow Cookers, Black

These liners work just as well as the more expensive bags. They are the same size and quality seems the same. Why pay for the expensive ones when they aren’t any better.

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I just purchased the model SCCPVL600S crock pot (oval) with the clamps that hold the lid in place for transport. I haven't actually used it for a pot luck yet, and I suppose it shouldn't really need a travel bag, but when I saw this for such a good price, I thought it would be great to have an extra layer of spill protection + help hold the heat a little longer.I read quite a few of the reviews, and was a bit concerned that it would not work for my crock pot -- it just arrived and it took a little finagling, but it does fit, although just barely. The interior straps that are anchored to the travel bag to hold the crock pot in place don't work all that well for this particular crock pot design (one strap has an expanded fabric plate that fits over the handle of the crock pot lid as well as a slot for the other strap to hook through and tighten) because the hooks that are part of the crock pot lid means the straps are a bit offset and can't be completely tightened. This doesn't seem as if it would be a problem for standard crock pots with regular handles. I suppose this is a minor issue in my situation since the crock pot itself does lock. This travel bag seems sturdy so far, and I consider it to be a useful purchase, but of course a full crock pot is very heavy so only time will tell how well it will hold up to actual use. I will update my review if I experience any problems in this regard.

This has serious changed my life. Sounds stupid that a Crock Pot bag could make me this happy, but I find myself constantly making soups and stews for PTO events (bake sale/grab and go lunch fundraiser, teacher appreciation luncheons, etc.) and work potlucks, and getting 2-4 crock pots full of already heated food out of my house, into the car, into the school/work- oh my gosh, it was a nightmare! Even with the upgraded crock pots that lock down for easy storage, those things are hot to the touch and hard to carry. This bag is amazing. After reading reviews, I chose to stay with the Crock Pot brand when I got a new one, as Hamilton Beach doesn't seem to fit this bag. I use both the 6 quart oblong type, and the older style traditional circular one. The both fit perfectly in this. There is a strap sewn into the bottom that you place the crock on top of, then you bring the straps up the sides of the crock, threading them through the handles and over the top. There is a removable top piece that fits perfectly over any type of crock handle, and the straps feed through the sides of this top piece, then back down the side of the crock using very secure Velcro. I wish they provided a better internal picture of this - I was SO pleasantly surprised when I used it for the first time. Even with crocks that don't have secured lids, the straps keep it pretty tight! Just don't spin it in circles and you should be good to go. And if there is any spillage, it's super easy cleaning with a wet sponge, then air dry. Now I can carry two crocks at once because of the handles, and I'm not burning myself and getting hot stew all over! Seriously - if you do any amount of moving hot food in crock pots, get this product!

I absolutely LOVE these and this is the 7th I have bought! No... I have never thrown any away, they are still all being used, except the two I just purchased prior to updating. I do some catering, teach cooking classes, etc., so have two 7 quart crockpots, and 1 larger size, but got a larger size bag for that one. I also have two smaller crockpots stored in a 4th bag. The rest I have bought for gifts. These travel so well and are so easy to carry. If something does spill inside, which is rare because I use crockpot liners and they can be raised up to go over top of the lid while traveling, and the inside Velcro straps can hold down the edges of the crockpot liners to keep them from slipping down,... it does contain the spill. I have actually... set my crockpot in the bottom of the carrier with the lid laying back, to keep it plugged in for 30 or so minutes before I unplug and close the liner lid and carry them to my car, and so far, none of them have melted. I am quite sure that is not recommended, but in a hurry I have done this! I am purchasing these two for prizes in my cooking class, as my clients have asked me where I got mine. NOTE: I can see some crockpots that are 7 quart, have wider handles on them that you can put your fingers through to carry. Mine have the short, solid handles, so make sure you check to see what kind yours is, or they won't fit these bags.They DO sell larger bags for those! --Hamilton Beach Travel Case & Carrier Insulated Bag for 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 Quart Slow Cookers (33002), is what I bought for my larger crockpot.

This came with crock-pot and was used by me from my son . Did send crock-pot home but accidentally keep this. Found it several years later and at the handles they looked like had been pulled on, but doubtful this happened. Just chose to buy replacement for the cover.

My mom loved it for her catering she still does time to time . Good mother's Day gift

I use it to make yogurt. Put the pot in it and then in the oven with only the light. It stays toasty warm and the cold winter won't chill it.

I really like it but already has ripped on one side. It is such a good idea, so handy but if it were made with different material it might last longer. I still use it but am careful to give more support on the bottom of slow cooker.

I love it great and easy to use and save a lot of scrubbing

There was nothing wrong with the product, however I wanted it for the crockpot 5 in 1 slow cooker and it wasn’t big enough, so I returned it. Amazon returns policy is flawless. Thank you!