Stanley Adventure Leakproof Outdoor 7qt, 10qt, 16qt Cooler - Double Wall Foam Travel Insulated BPA Free Chest Cooler - Heavy Duty Camping Cooler with Flat Top Doubles as Seat

Solid plastic box

Good robust easy clean

I work on the railroad and bring 2+ days worth of food in this cooler. We are very rough on our coolers and this one holds up amazingly well. It is also the first cooler than can keep my food cold for 2 days. I accidentally kicked one of these coolers off the nose of the locomotive. It landed, full of food, on a concrete fueling dock 12 feet below. Unfortunately it landed on the carry handle which broke off but the body of the cooler body was intact and most importantly, my food didn't go flying. I would highly recommend this cooler.

This is a nice little cooler that is fit in a car back seat.

The cooler is durable and sturdy. It can fit a day's lunch in it, also good for camping, picnic, and going to the beach. The lid seals nicely and is easy to open. There is an elastic string feature on-top of the lid to secure a water bottle or smaller items, like napkins. This cooler is long lasting, doesn't feel like it's made of cheap materials. It's able to keep items cool for half a day with an ice pack.

Great cooler. The latches and gasket make it not leak if tipped over. I have the 16 qt, and it’s a little big for a lunch cooler, but that’s what I use it for. It holds ice really well. It’s light weight. It’s very sturdy and doesn’t flex when you sit on it. It says it’ll hold ice for 36 hours, but I think if you pre cooled it with ice, then packed it with ice and didn’t open it, it would still have some ice after 3 days in the trunk of a car when it’s 100 degrees. I freeze a 1 qt Tupperware container and put it in the cooler, then cover the floor of the cooler with ice from the freezer, then put about 4 bottles of water and my lunch in the cooler, then leave it in the trunk of my black car in the Texas June sun and at about 5 or 6 there’s still some ice and the contents are still cold. Like I said I like it a lot. Its not too awkward, bulky or heavy. There is a lot of useable room inside the cooler. The handle has firm detents and doesn’t flex. I saw some complaints of people putting a full thermos on top and the cooler turning to the side. With the 16qt, if the coolers empty and you have a full thermos it can tilt over, but if you have some ice and water bottles it won’t, and even if it does tip, your stuff won’t fall out due to the latches, and it won’t leak because it has a gasket. I would definitely buy again. It’s very nice to keep a cold lunch and several water bottles in the trunk during the summer, and this cooler is much more convienient than a larger, heavier Roto molded cooler. Also, I have always been a fan of the Stanley brand. I see these new companies trying to imitate the same vacuum drink ware technology Stanley has been offering for decades. I prefer the original because it is cheaper, better quality and not a trendy fad.

This cooler is sturdy, and keeps items cold for a long time. You can sit on the cooler, with no worry of damaging the lid. The hinge design does not inspire confidence, and could have been done better. Only time can tell if the hinges will hold up. Otherwise this small cooler is awesome!