ColemanCooler—Chiller 30 Quart Portable Cooler

I was on a cross-country road trip and needed to keep some food and drinks cold during the long drive. The first day I drove almost 24 hours and there was still some ice left when I got to my hotel.It fit on the ground by my passenger's seat so it doesn't take up much space and is very portable, but inside is large enough to fit a good amount of food. The handle is sturdy and works well. Well worth the price!

Love it I seen a lot of reviews talking about the lid not staying open but that doesn’t bother me a bit all around great cooler size portability it just fits good in vehicle for long road trips

This is a nice cooler. It is bigger than a lunch box sized cooler and yet portable enough to manage by myself when full.Currently I’m using it to transport bulk perishable food club purchases back home. It takes preparation and time to “cool it down” for each trip, but it does a great job holding the cold temperature.I’ve seen some reviewers complain about the snap-lid design. It’s true, the lid will NOT stay open on its own when loading and unloading the cooler. However, there is an easy work-around: use the cooler’s big handle to prop the lid open.For those who would appreciate more detail:Start with the cooler lid shut and its large handle resting against the front side of the cooler. Next, lift the cooler lid and then hold it open with one hand. Then lift the handle with your other hand and center it over the open cooler. Now gently lower the lid onto the handle. The lid will push the handle slightly forward but will stop at some point. I found that this still allows plenty of space below the propped open lid to maneuver things in and out of the cooler. Caution: don’t bump the handle or the lid WILL snap shut on you!

I bought this to take on a roadtrip. It has good capacity and, as anticipated, keeps contents cold for many hours. The only issue is that the cover will not stay open on its own. The tension on the cover hinge forces it closed if you don't hold it open. It makes it just a little difficult to load at times. Except for the cover, the cooler is well built, inexpensive and fits in a small footprint in the back seat of a car or in a trunk.

Perfect size, lightweight.

We have a giant RTIC cooler that works great but is too big for day trips. This cooler works amazingly well for day trips, keeps things as cold as the RTIC, probably just not for as long. Some folks have complained about the lid not staying open. Prety sure this is by design by an engineer who has kids who leave the fridge open, the cooler open, the front door open, etc. The trick is to open the lid, and then just fold the handle into place between the lid and the cooler, holding the lid up. Very happy with this purchase!

Bought this to put my drinks in on a trip. Very sturdy but also smaller than some of the other coolers I saw, so it doesn’t take up much room in the trunk. Bought this one because it’s big enough to fit liquor bottles 😋 I also really love the colour. It looks exactly like the photo and works great

I'm using this as a milkbox for one of those retro milk / bread / dairy delivery services and it's just about perfect. Right size, keeps a couple of freezer packs cold for 2 days, so it's find for keeping my delivery cold for a few hours. The handle was useful to tie-wrap the cooler to my porch railing.I just need to find some cow stickers or something to festoon it!