4.6(435 ratings)
15 L · Two decks · 7 h cold
$15.09at our retail partner
Three colours · 15 L · 18 cans in the lower deck
Two floors, fifteen litres, and the end of the soggy sandwich. Cold and heavy downstairs, everything you do not want crushed upstairs.
4.6(435 ratings)
15 L · Two decks · 7 h cold
$15.09at our retail partner
4.6(435 ratings)
15 L · Two decks · Easy clean
$17.08at our retail partner
4.6(435 ratings)
15 L · Expandable top · Wipe-clean
$17.08at our retail partner
Most lunch bags are a single insulated box, which means your food spends the morning sitting on an ice pack. Splitting the bag solves it: the lower deck takes the drinks, the ice pack and anything that can survive the cold, and the upper deck keeps bread, fruit and containers at their own temperature.
It is still a cooler underneath — the same PEVA liner and hot-pressed seams as the big bags, just sized for a shift rather than a weekend. On days off, the lower deck takes eighteen cans and the whole thing goes to the park.
Yes. The footprint is 10.63 x 8.66 in, about the size of a shoebox, and it will stand upright in a locker or a desk pedestal.
Ice packs. The liner is leakproof either way, but loose cubes have sharp edges that can score the lining of any lunch-sized bag over a season of use.
The ice notes work through can counts, litres and the packing order that keeps the last can cold.