VEVOR Ultra-Light Hard Cooler

I bought this as I had a 5-day camping trip and needed a cost-effective way to store lunch meat, drinks, and keep them cold enough to survive most of the trip. And it did its job incredibly well.The size of the unit is slightly larger than other 52 QT I could buy from other brands, but the interior volume was the same (I measured ~51.8 QT). The lid is held on securely, the handle feels reinforced, and it kept ice for 5 days during an October camping trip. The white design made it easier to tell apart from the other coolers that my campmates brought. Overall, I liked it, and it has become a key part of my camping gear, costing less than half that of a similar-sized cooler from another brand.I have one minor complaint: I wish the cooler had wheels. It's a huge pain to lift and carry a cooler of this size when it is full.

Bought this with skepticism but figured Amazon is good for returns if it falls short. Well, it doesn't, so I didn't. Put 30lbs of ice with sports drinks in it and left it in the back of my truck under the tonneau cover for 5 days. after 5 days, there was still a good amount of ice left in the cooler, maybe < 20% +/-. So, for about a third less the cost of an R Tic or half of a Ye ti you get an amazingly affordable cooler that comes with the freezable divider and a wire rack to keep items off the ice and out of the water.

Used it at the beach. Covered under a tent but 90+deg and kept sandwiches cool for 2+ days. Almost like the Yeti roadie 24 but a bit taller/bigger and different handles. Has a bottle opener too.Less than half the price of the Yeti, while we didn’t do a direct comparison in cooling, it seems to be pretty comparable.

Nice size Easy to open

The ice chest looks nice and built well but doesn’t keep ice could have bought a igloo from the dollar store that holds ice better.

Perfect size

Looks to be a solid cooler and comes with a “freezer pack” divider. Great value’

No dislikes. It did its job this deer season.