- Abundant space to meet diverse needs: 1 main pocket and a front insert pocket, with a large space and a load - bearing capacity of 30 kg, Insulated Soft Sided Cooler Bagcan meet your different storage needs.
- High - quality materials: Insulated Cooler Bag is made of 600D oxford cloth, inner layer is environmentally friendly PEVA, and middle layer is thickened pearl cotton, combined with Guchi nylon (polyester fiber) for better heat and cold preservation.
- Suitable for a variety of life scenarios: Whether it's work, picnics, road trips or beach activities, Insulated Cooler Bag with Zipper can be perfectly adapted.
- Convenient to fold and easy to store: Cooler Bags with Zipper can be folded and laid flat for easy storage, and is always ready for your travel.
- Professional heat and cold preservation design: hot - pressed inner lining is waterproof and heat - insulating. Paired with an ice pack, Large Insulated Cooler Bag can keep food temperature for a long time. local scrubbing is required for maintenance.
Extra - large space and diverse storage: Insulated Cooler Bag with Zipper has 1 main pocket and a front insert pocket, with an extra - large capacity to meet storage needs of various items, and can easily hold 30 kg of items.
High - quality materials: Insulated Cooler Tote Bag is made of 600D oxford cloth, inner layer is environmentally friendly PEVA, and middle layer is thickened pearl cotton, combined with Guchi nylon (polyester fiber) for better heat and cold preservation.
Suitable for a variety of life scenarios: Whether it's work, picnics, road trips or beach activities, Insulated Cooler Bag can be perfectly adapted.
Convenient storage: Insulated Cooler Bag can be folded and laid flat for easy storage, taking up no space and being ready for use at any time.
Professional heat and cold preservation design: hot - pressed inner lining is waterproof and heat - insulating. Paired with an ice pack, Insulated Cooler Tote Bag can keep food temperature for a long time. local scrubbing is required for maintenance.
