PackIt Freezable Lunch Bag, Black, Built with EcoFreeze Technology, Foldable, Reusable, Zip and Fold Closure with Buckle Handle, Perfect for School and Office Lunches

This is everything I need in a lunch bag for my uses. The freezable bag makes things super convenient not dealing with an ice pack, which also makes more space in the bag itself and keeps things from getting smashed. I like that it's taller than other lunch bags I've had previously so it will fit beverages standing up. It keeps things plenty cold for me. I pack my bag around 6AM and eat my lunch around noon (a yogurt is practically out of the fridge consistency). The clip handle is handy for carrying or clipping around a backpack loop. It's easy enough to clean. I won't be getting a new lunch bag until this one is completely worn out and unusable, which at this rate doesn't seem like it'll be any time soon.

This freezable lunch bag will change your ability to take lunch to work or anywhere! We have this in our freezer at all times, and it keeps food cold for hours so that it is not necessary to refrigerate once you get to work. This lunch bag folds up into a very compact size, so it does not take up much room in the freezer. Once frozen, it is still very easy to unfold and open to put your food inside.Pros:1. Stays cold for hours. Hours. Seriously. This thing is efficient! Even after almost 2 years of daily use, it still works as well as the first day I used it.2. Saves our family money on going out to lunch. This has really saved our family money because there are days we may not have access to a refrigerator while out, and this still allows us to pack a lunch and not go out. Huge money saver!3. Lightweight. With everything else you have to lug around to work or wherever, it is nice that this is very lightweight.4. Compact. Freezer space is always at a premium for us, and this lunch bag does not take up much space at all.5. Great quality. This lunch bag has lasted almost 2 years and still works great.Cons:1. My only con is that I sometimes wish this bag was a little bit larger. It easily fits a tupperware and a piece of fruit, which is usually fine! We almost always take leftovers for lunch and tupperware takes up more space than a sandwich or something like that, and this bag works fine for it. But sometimes I wish I could also take a V8 juice or some beverage that would be cold too! Not a deal breaker.I would recommend this to anyone who packs a lunch that needs to stay cold. This is your lunch bag!

This is a great lunchbox with great build material. I needed something to fit more food and this definitely met my expectations. The insulated freezable padding can make it spacious to add as much stuff as needed for the day.My one critique is the insulated walls are great for keeping the food cold, but if you want a perfect frozen block you’d have to freeze it for 24hrs. I can get it pretty cold after a standard day and immediately come home to freeze it for about 12hrs. Possibly dont pack an ice cream and expect it to be frozen cold. Any other standard items stay at a safely cool temperature. Awesome bag!

I have been using the PackIt for one month. I have a few concerns, but I still like it overall and will continue to use it.I love that you can fold the bag so it can be compact when you freeze it overnight. Freezing the bag helps keep the food cold the next day. Frozen food will not stay frozen, but will stay cold through the next day.As for the materials used, the inside is water resistant and has a cooling gel lining which freezes well. The outside is made of a thick canvas material. Both the inside and outside are easy to clean.I also wish that the flap closure was buckle (like the handle) rather than velcro. I have not have problems with the velcro so far, but I would not be surprised if the velcro wears off with use over time.I usually bring lunch, and I like to keep my tupperware laying horizontally (as pictured below). With a tupperware at the base of the PackIt, I was unable to keep my 16 oz Hydroflask standing vertically (which I prefer). However, I was able to have it fit horizontally, which I suppose would have to work at this point. My 20 oz Hydroflask (which I actually prefer to use over my 16 oz) was able to stand vertically without a tupperware at the base, but it was tight and the lid was very close to the zipper. Also, side note that the Hydroflask bottles are shorter and more compact than other bottles that hold the same amount in my experience (so a 16 oz bottle may already not fit as a 16 oz Hydroflask is able to). A regular square tupperware is also a tight fit and makes the PackIt quite wide, so a rectangular tupperware would be a better fit for this lunch bag. I usually keep my sandwich tupperware standing vertically, and it fits well like this. I'm sharing this information because I advise that if you already have water bottles and/or tupperware that you enjoy using, keep the sizes in mind when purchasing. Overall though, the PackIt was still able to fit a lot as you can see in the pictures below.*I will update this review should I experience anything different.

Has lasted for several years, love that it rolls up for compact travel after use