Enthusiast Gear Insulated Dry Bag Floating Cooler – 10L / 15L / 25L Roll Top, Leak Proof, Waterproof, Collapsible, with Padded Shoulder Strap - Perfect for Kayaking Fishing Beach

Very pleased! Definitely worth purchasing. Did a river float with friends where it floated along side me attached to my tube. Floated, stayed dry and drinks stayed cold. (None of my friends can say the same for the other options they purchased) Duration of our float was 7+ hours in 80 degree and sunny weather.

I got the 15 liter version for a river float trip and it performed beautifully! I had six cans of cold beer, four frozen water bottles and two plastic cups with snacks and it all fit great. Although there was room for it, I did not add any extra ice, counting on the frozen water bottles to keep things cool. I appreciated the shoulder strap for carrying and was also able to use that same strap to secure the bag to my tube. It did float just fine, even when we were in slightly rougher water. When I flipped in my tube, it was submerged for a moment but bobbed right back up and never took on any river water. By the time I got to that last beer after almost five hours on the river, it was still plenty cool, especially considering that there wasn’t any ice in there with it at the end. I am definitely glad I got it and can see myself using it many more times.

I do an annual kayak/camping/fishing trip that requires us to paddle all of our gear into a campsite. It's always a challenge to fit everything I need for a 3-4 day weekend in one trip on the kayak, and fishing gear. Coolers in particular have always been a challenge. Strapping a large plastic rectangular cooler to a kayak is never easy. I stumbled across these dry bag coolers only a couple days before my trip, and decided to give these a try for the price. I figured if it worked well enough I could always upgrade to a higher end brand later on. Well I'm happy to say I see no need to upgrade, this cooler was above my expectations. The fit and finish is really good. I was surprised how sturdy the roll up area and buckles were. I actually carried it around by the buckle area full of cans. I was able to stuff 24 12oz cans into this bag in 3 layers of 8 cans, and still have room to roll the strap up with ease. There wasn't much room for ice in there, but you could still fit some. You could always cut it back to 16 or 18 cans and go with more ice, but I was going for maximum liquid with me. I tried to keep the bag out of the sun as much as possible which helped keep the cans cooler. I would say actual ice retention isn't super great, but it did fine for me in my situation. I wouldn't expect to keep this in the sun all day and have any ice left. The cooler went right between my legs in the kayak and it was a perfect all around fit. If you do anything similar I highly recommend this exact size, seemed about perfect.

I wanted a cooler to float the river with 4 of us. It held 2 frozen ice packs 4 sandwiches, 6 drinks and some fruit. I used a carabiner to clip on the bag and a carabiner to clip onto my round tube. I gave myself maybe 48 inches of rope in between the carabiners so it would float behind. It went over every rock that I went over. It still looks brand new. At the end of our float everything was still as cold as can be. This was the answer I was looking for. It’s light weight and so easy to bring with us in the water. It stores away nice and flat not taking up a lot of space. This was the answer to our cooler issues.

I was looking for a dry bag that was also a cooler bag and there aren't many in that category. I purchased it to use on motorcycle trips where I could strap it to the bike and it could handle weather. I haven't had a chance to travel with it but I did use it once so far. It does keep things cold and it will hold what I need. The 10 liter is not huge but it should fit a 6 pack and ice. Only complaint is that since the insulation lines the whole bag, it makes it a little hard to role the top and close it. It seems well made and sturdy. Looking forward to using it on longer trips

I was looking for a compact soft cooler bag for use on the pickleball courts. This is a review of the 10L size model. The build quality seems very good for the price though time will tell. It is a good-looking piece of gear which is something I look for. Trim and compact, stable when “inflated”, and something I can easily sling over my shoulder. The bag offers 5 sturdy D-ring connection points for the included padded strap. Lots of flexibility in terms of how you can carry it. It also has a built in rubber handle. Plus, the clips that close the roll top provide another way to grab it and go. I may add a carabiner clip so I can attach it to the fence. The 10L size seems perfect for my needs. Big enough for a few cold drink bottles or cans with or without ice, but not so big that it looks like I’m hosting a tailgate party. I got white because I figured it would do best in hot sunny conditions although I plan to stash this in shade whenever possible. The attached photo shows the bag next to my pickleball paddle for size reference. I think I’m going to love this bag and expect to get some compliments on it. It may serve double duty on my boat and I may get a 15L size to use as a ditch bag.

It is a great bag but it is too big for what I needed it for

Work ok. Keeps drinks cold. I'll loose some water if layed on its side. Needs better seal. I love that it holds 6 bottles of water and can attach easily to my other bags

Only issue is it doesn't hold as much as the volume it says because it's not very flexible. The walls are thick so it's hard to squeeze items in. Plus you need foom at the top to close it properly. But I do use it and will use it again. It's highly visible and it does float when full, I've tested it.