INSMEER Large Cooler Bag with Wheels, 45L/75 Cans Rolling Cool Bag with Stable Trolley, Waterproof Insulated Thermal Bag for Beach, Camping, Picnic, Shopping

This INSMEER Large Cooler Bag with Wheels can carry up to a whopping 75 cans. It is easy to transport, strong but not too heavy to cart about and looks great. It is perfect for camping, festivals, sports tournaments or just summer months on the beach etc. It is a little expensive at £59.99, however it is very well made and will last us for many years so it is good value for money in my opinion and I would highly recommend to others.

This is a really well made 'cooler trolley' and will easily transport all your beers at a festival with minimal effort - it's bad timing getting people to review in in the thick of winter though, as surely this can be described as a seasonal item - the same as BBQ's are seasonal.Apart from the weird timing of wanting to promote the item, promote the item I will. The actual cooler bag itself is nicely made and will indeed hold a large amount of beverages, or food or a mixture of the two. There is only one opening into the cooler, and that is from the top. The bag has a couple of mesh side pockets for anything to you need to access first, or for last minute additions.The trolley part, if treated sensibly, does look like it should last a while. It's only got 2 wheels, so you tip it to move it, and there are blocks on the opposite side so the unit stands level when stationary. The bottom panel also folds up for flat storage.A bit pricey, but if this is what you're looking at to take to a festival, then yes it would serve you well. I can't see it being viable on sand, the weight of the cooler bag and small wheels would have you sunk before you started, so not recommended for beach picnics.

I found this to be a superb large cooler bag. I often do day trips to visit friends and family, but as I’m on a specialist diet, I prefer to take my own food on my journeys. I recently travelled 7 hours to get to my destination, I had fresh and frozen food in the bag, which id packed out with ice packs and when I got to my destination, all the frozen food remained undefrosted still!The bag itself is fully insulated with different layered materials keeping the cold in and heat out.Once you have assembled the bag onto the trolly ( which takes minutes) the bag trolly is so easy to use. There is a nice large zip lid which gives easy access into the bag to load or unload.This bag is 45l so can hold quite a bit of food,liquids etcThe trolly is sturdy and ideal for transporting the bag especially if it has heavy contents. I like the extending handle to give extra height and also the wheels which had grooves for extra grip.This bag does a great job, it’s robust, a decent size, easy to manoeuvre and looks smart.Big thumbs up from me!

When this arrived we had to assemble this which to be fair, was easy to do. On arrival it seemed quite small but once assembled and opened up it is in fact a very large cooler bag - hence the need for it to be fixed onto a trolley!The bag itself is very well made, the material is nice and thick with the zipper having a smooth operation. There are pockets on the bag to store smaller items and the inside of the bag itself is enough to carry a huge amount of food. This will come in handy if you buy a lot of frozen or chilled goods as well as using it for days out.The trolley part seems well made too, with the wheels running smoothly, complete with the retractable handle. This makes transporting the cooler bag a breeze.However this bag does have a couple of big flaws. It only clips to the trolley at the rear on the bag which means if you lift it by the side handles then the front doesn't lift with it. It also needs a handle on the top of the bag for when you are picking it up. Because of this I can see this a bit of a struggle to use at certain times.

The advantage of this over a solid cooler bag is that it takes up less space when stored, and less space in your car at the end of the day, once you have eaten & drunk the contents.The walls are relatively thick – 1 cm. As a general rule, the thicker the walls, the greater the insulation. Rigid plastic cool boxes tend to have thicker walls – if space (when this is not being used) is not critical, a rigid cool box will probably keep things cooler for longer as the walls of rigid coolers tend to be thicker i.e. better insulated. It is all about compromise.The side pockets are handy for items which do not need to be cooled.Ice blocks need to placed at the top of the bag, NOT the bottom. Why? Cold air sinks. Ice packs placed at the top cool the air around them; cold air sinks; the warm air beneath rises to replace that cool air. This happens repeatedly and automatically – it creates a convection current, cooling the entire contents. If you place ice blocks at the bottom, the blocks cool just the bottom. The bottom becomes cold but everywhere above remains warm because cold air does not rise and hot air does not sink (unless you have a fan built into the cooler).Alternatively, you can put ice directly into the bag (this is like adding ice blocks to the bottom of the cooler – it will only be cool to the depth of the ice, so you need a lot of ice). 1 kg bags of ice cost about £1 from supermarkets.Some trolley wheels are extra broad, which helps resist sinking in sand. These are not, so the bag will sink in soft sand. It is not a problem providing you are OK with lifting it when on soft sand.

With ample space for 75 cans and sturdy wheels, it's easy to transport. The insulation keeps drinks cold for hours. However, the material feels a bit less durable than expected. Overall, a practical choice for picnics and beach days!

It’s a great size and everything, but it leaks. So I can’t give more than one star to something that will create a big mess every time I use it.On my way home from the park I made a huge mess in the train :/