ENGEL 13qt Leak-Proof, Air Tight, Drybox Cooler and Small Hard Shell Lunchbox
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About ENGEL 13qt Leak-Proof, Air Tight, Drybox Cooler and Small Hard Shell Lunchbox
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
95% appreciated its rugged and durable design
The box is made of durable plastic.
88% liked the spacious capacity, but 12% found it too small
In the Alabama heat, the cooler stays cold until midafternoon.
I have had the cooler for a couple of years and it has not let me down. It is better suited for a day lunch box than a multiple day cooler.
89% liked how easy it was to clean, but 11% found it difficult
The cooler seal is great and it doesn't leak if turned over.
I like the size of the inside of the cooler for packing lunch from last night leftovers and any size container will fit in the big box.
I added an extra layer of insulation on the inside bottom with a sheet of Lexan on top of it.
93% praised for its leak-resistant performance, but 7% experienced leakage issues
My lunch box has been through a lot of rough usage, but it still holds together and does not leak.
The cooler has a great seal and doesn't leak if turned over.
When I received the cooler on the luggage carousel, it was leaking water on the outside.
I experienced condensation on the bottom of the cooler, which caused my pants to get wet.
94% found it easy to carry and maneuver
The cooler is small enough to fit in tight spaces but still has enough room for a few drinks, lunch, and snacks.
89% praised for its exceptional performance, while 11% experienced temperature fluctuations
I compared the cooler with other brands and found it does a far superior job than my previous cooler (Colemans).
I am amazed by the seal, temperature retention, rigidity, and appearance of the product.
Our coolers stay cold until midafternoon even in Alabama heat.
After 4 hours and 45 minutes, the cooler melted all the ice and the contents turned into water.
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