Is this lunch box well insulated?
1192554
No. I wouldn't call it insulated. The fabric is heavier than just a single sheet of canvas would be but it is not insulated.
1192555
Actually this is not an insulated bag at all. It is environmental friendly made of 100% bamboo. It is just a cloth bag. My spouse still uses it daily to take his lunch to work in. It is not exceptionally big but it holds his lunch, as well as his snack.
1192556
It's not full of padding but we put an ice insert into the bag and that kept stuff cool and no condensation leaked out.
1192557
This lunch box is not insulated at all. It does not seem like it was designed to keep things cold or hot.
847984
It is not an insulated cup. Cold is fine, I'd think twice about hot, it could melt the plastic, or burn child's mouth coming out
1199050
It is not insulated. It is a clear bag. I use it with an ice pack and it works fine.
29523
It is insulated but I'd have hot lunches in a thermos container of some sort. This is a rather large lunch back. Look at the measurements. If you had hot items in a regular tupperware container, I'd think it'd only stay warm a short amount of time. I used this bag for my 3rd grader and she took soup a lot but I had put her hot items in one of these: THERMOS FOOGO Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel 10-Ounce Food Jar, Blue/Yellow
316660
Absolutely!!!! Insulated to keep things cold and lots of room - I carry lots of drinks and food to work everyday in my bag and it rocks!!!
408515
Yes the carrier is insulated. This was a gift to my daughter-in-law and she is loving it.
1284776
based on the measurements you have provided, I would say no. In order to keep the food fresh, it needs to be banded. These Bentgo boxes fit wonderfully in their own insulated bag available from Bentgo and they also fit nicely in the insulated 31 lunch bag.
1467088
It is a pretty thick fabric lunchbox - my best guess would be if something spilled it would soak into the fabric until it got saturated and then it would leak. It is not waterproof material.
472646
Not sure - depends on your requirements for a lunch bag. It is a good size, but not insulated, and the depth/thickness, (distancce from the front surface where the monkey's face is to the back surface where the straps attach), is not that much. So it might not be thick enough to accomodate insulated food containers. My son is 2 and he love to use it/wear it, and take to pre-school. It usually contains toys and maybe some snacks in zip lock baggies or small boxes, such as crackers or raisins or a banana or apple.
1747659
It is insulated. The bottom is nice and wide too to fit large Tupperware. Love my igloo lunch bag.
25892
no it's not. I wouldn't use this cooler for that. It's a standard "lunch box" doesn't keep things really cold.
573484
I have been using my insulated lunch box with a reuse able ice pack in it. It has worked great so far. The bags don't leak and don't take up a whole bunch of space. I pump at lunch so the food leaves and the bags go in.
2272506
Yes, completely. I believe the packaging contained some plastic, though. But the lunch box itself is 100% stainless steel.
2083243
I would say it is minimally insulated. You can fit ice cubes in. Of course that means less volume of H2O. For me, in the hot summer months of Florida, I just cannot hand carry enough water so this is a good alternative.
408514
Yes, i do believe the carrier was insulated, but the lid did not fit tightly at all. I had to return mine.
2048242
No, it is not insulated. Also, a word of warning: Do not get lunchbots with painted lids. The paint comes off in the dishwasher. What IS good about them is that the lid stays on nice and tight, but kids can still get them open independently.
164251
Yes, the actual lunch box is very easy to open and close. The only part they might have trouble with is the dipper containers as they seal very tightly.