Flip-Box XL Insulation Box - Fits 60 Cans, Collapsible Iceless Cooler Perfect for Tailgating, Picnics, and Beach Trips

We love these collapsible coolers. We have both the XL and the regular size, we keep them in the back of our cars and use them when shopping at the large warehouse stores so we can bring cold foods home without worry. We have also use them to transport hot foods to grandma’s house for holiday meals. Of course we made sure to put a hot pad down in the bottom and a towel around it just in case the piping hot casserole dish might melt the foam. It worked great!Obviously these are not designed to hold melting ice, it’s a collapsible box after all so don’t use it in that way and you won’t be disappointed like some other reviewer‘s.The insulation works well, the idea that it collapses flat is absolutely fantastic and that is what brings the greatest value.We’ve had one of these for several years and it has held up well.These are a great gift idea; we have given them to our adult children, to our parents etc.

Very cool concept that actually works. Breaks down well for compact storage needs between uses but is an excellent insulator when in use, too. Would not put a ton of weight on it but it will easily stand up to light weight bags or boxes if need be. Size accommodates good amount of goods and won't buckle/flex much or at all from the weight of what's in it. Will use this over and over again.

This cooler is amazing. It is very easy to assembly and collapse for storage. It is great for transporting food that is either hot or cold. I've tried them both. It fits very easily in any part of the vehicle and is light weight itself but sturdy!

I bought two of the boxes. They are great for taking hot or cold food to an outing. They are lightweight and easy to handle. I baked 100 potato's for work . Took them out of the oven at 630am for lunch at noon . I put them in the box and they were just as hot as when i took them out of the oven. The box folds nicely for easy storage. Not using the bulky ice coolers anymore. This box works better than any cooler I have ever used. Now a few others from work have also purchased the box. I do recommend the box !!

I bought 3 of these, small (classic), large and extra large. It's a bit early still for picnic weather, but I wanted to test them. They are easy to open up and fit together, and easy to fold back flat. They are very light weight. They don't seem to be air tight or water proof, so I would recommend only bagged ice or ice packs. I opened up the smaller one and put in enough ice packs to cover the bottom. The instructions do say that the more full the cooler, the longer it will stay cold, but I didn't fill it up, just one layer of packs on the bottom. We checked it after 5 hours and the packs were still rock hard. Then I forgot about it. Next morning, after 22 hours, the packs were still mostly frozen, only liquid around the edges. Granted I don't heat my house very warm in the winter, but it was about 65 degrees. I will update after I have used them for real.

I was worried when the shipping box, large as it was, weighed so little. But I was happy when I was able to set up this box in less than a minute and modify it just a little to suit my needs -- as a bread dough proofing box. The internal dimensions hold two 12" bowls with a germination heat mat -- which will allow me to proof dough for four loaves at once. The box holds heat well in a home where my wife likes to keep the internal temperature at just a tad above arctic levels, so now I can cut proofing time in half. I know that this is not a purpose for which this box was specifically designed, but it will do the job well - and all the materials to build a proofing box comes out to $100 less than the cheapest proofing box I could find on this site.

This is actually my second XL Flip Box. I've had the original XL and Lg sized flip boxes for years and have always loved them. Recent events has me buying much more during the rare times I venture out for supplies and I realized I needed a 2nd XL-sized Flip Box while shopping during 90+ degree weather. Having a box-shaped cooler is the best for making sure stuff doesn't move around and get squished in transit, and these easily collapse flat when not in use. Not to mention how light they are so you can bring the whole box into the house without emptying it. If the box is mostly filled, my frozen food stuffs stay frozen even after stopping at several other stores before going home. Do not forcefully overstuff though. I did that with my old XL box and one of the parts that lock into place tore. I fixed it with a bit of duct tape and am still using the box to this day.Update - The old one irreparably broke. Note - do not attempt to pick up a loaded box with the cover panels open. The sides may come unlocked and in my case, one side rips off and everything falls. I did order another one because they do work and are very convenient. You just have to take a little extra care and not do certain things (like force-fit something into it or carry while loaded and the lid panels are open).

Just wow! Okay, I was a bit scared by some reviews on other websites about this item being a “styrofoam box”. But, since I’m not one to just sheepishly follow the crowd, I bought the ice chest here on Amazon with my own money. We just returned from Orlando with milk, ice cream, and cold cuts ( frozen), my husband decided to stop to shop for some last minute Father’s Day gifts in Daytona and St. Augustine on the way back to Georgia.Well, I was a bit worried to say the least!!!! But, the box HELD UP. The regular, almond, sherbets, ice cream, cold cuts, and cooked foods stayed ICE COLD AND FRESH. We left Orlando at 9:00 am and arrived home (after shopping and being caught in a traffic jam enroute) with everyone in Place and all food some of which we brought from home—-STILL COLD AND READY TO EAT. I didn’t pack the sodas or water, just my food and I’m EXTREMELY PLEASED. Hot food here we COME!!!!