I'm pretty hard on lunch boxes
931563
Have been using this cooler as a lunch box.  Nothing crazy just enough space to put a sandwich, soda, chips, and a snack.  Plenty of room to spare with what I have going.  It has a removable hard plastic liner if someone wanted to put a cooling pack below it without touching your food.  Granted there is a fridge at my work so I don't use that feature.  The bag is tough, and I haven't broken it yet.  I'm pretty hard on lunch boxes.
4646744
The boxes are sturdy but since they are made of cardboard you need to watch the little ones if they are into chewing on things.
341216
This will be our 3rd year using these. With multiple lunches being made, I need as few pieces as possible. I like that these boxes are just two pieces. The compartments seal fairly well if you press on each section of the lid firmly until it doesn't pop anymore. I've put yogurt in this with success. Each section is bigger than the next. You will have to cut a sandwich in half to fit, but that's the way my kids like their sandwiches anyway. There is a little handle but we put this container into a lunch box so we don't need to use that. I cut off the handle just to see if it could be done but you shouldn't have to do that.
1581137
more cutters than you'll know what to do with!

My son has been getting picky about lunches so we decided to mix things up by cutting things into interesting shapes and this is a massive assortment of choices.

They're plastic so you have to be mindful of how you're applying pressure so you don't break anything but they seem pretty sturdy nonetheless.
2505501
I got a set of these cool-pack lunch containers (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Kids-Value-Lunch-Container-Set-with-Removable-Ice-Packs-17-Piece-Set/dp/B0057PCBZ0/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Kids Value Lunch Container Set with Removable Ice Packs - 17 Piece Set</a>) and wanted a couple extra sandwich containers to augment the single one that came in the set, so purchased those here.

Unfortunately, unlike the boxed set, these sandwich pod's are packaged for individual sale, including product stickers on both the lid and base that will NOT come off cleanly, no matter how hard you try. I've scrapped. I've washed. I've soaked and I've still got a sticky, half-peeled, fuzzy mess on the back AND front of my sandwich box.  Just crazy silly, especially when easy-off adhesive stickers do exist ... Not to mention that stickers on ALL the surfaces are just unnecessarily excessive, especially considering they also come plastic sealed with an additional interior paper insert. After spending more than 40 minutes AFTER the dishwashing, which was followed by a 30-or-so minute soak, on just ONE box, and STILL being able to get it clean, I decided the other two I got are going back. It's just not worth it.

Other than that big annoyance, these boxes are OK. The specially-sized ice pack fits snugly into the lid, though I'm hoping the little plastic clips that hold it in place are as sturdy as the stickers, because if one breaks, the whole thing will become useless. And since getting the ice packs in and out requires a good bit of pressure to pop them in/out, I have my doubts about longevity of those 1/8" plastic pieces ... But, at this point, after only one use, that's just a suspicion.

They're also a little large for your average grade-schooler's lunch box. Though if you're packing for an adult, the size could be a benefit, for my first-grader, I could basically put his entire lunch just into this sandwich compartment. Which is good, as with it, there's not room for any of the other containers in the box. Or even the small bottle of water I usually pack for him, though a juice box on its side did fit. And his Iron Man lunch box is a fairly standard size.

All in all, I took a shot with these, because of the cool lids, but probably should have stuck with the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Rubbermaid-1866739-LunchBlox-Kid-s-Tall-Lunch-Box-Kit-Blue-Orange-Green/dp/B00DVEGCK4/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Rubbermaid 1866739 LunchBlox Kid's Tall Lunch Box Kit, Blue/Orange/Green</a>&nbsp;we'd been using and just putting a single cold pack into the lunch box itself. Other than my son "accidentally" throwing them away, which is why I needed to replenish, those worked well, washed up easily in the dishwasher and more than one at a time could fit in his box. My favorite have been the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/EasyLunchboxes-3-compartment-Bento-Lunch-Box-Containers-CLASSIC-Set-of-4-BPA-Free-Easy-Open-Lids-Not-Leakproof/dp/B004UIRUJ2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">EasyLunchboxes 3-compartment Bento Lunch Box Containers "CLASSIC" (Set of 4). BPA-Free. Easy-Open Lids (Not Leakproof)</a>&nbsp;which are inexpensive, dishwasher safe and an all-in-one solution, but they're a little longer than most standard kids' lunch boxes.
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Lids are hard to unsnap - you need to make sure to "unsnap" it all the way around before lifting off. We got them for our kids' lunch boxes  (no cracked lids) and they are holding up but we did find that anything juicy still makes its way into the main compartment (watermelon chunks one day, fruit cocktail with the juice drained off another day).  The main compartment is just barely big enough for a sandwich.  However, on the days we pack other stuff that is not wet or a traditional sandwich, they work great. We do homemade lunchables - meat/cheese and then crackers separately- , we do a lot of grapes, apple slices, celery/carrots/cucumbers - that kind of stuff does well in these.  So now that we know, we just use these on days we are packing stuff that works in them.
1492343
These boxes are heavy and I should have thought otherwise of buying these for my daughters to keep their chore money in.  Overall though, it's built tough and rugged.  I should have tried to find something more lighter and kid-friendly.
1523519
The border in the main box need some force, but overall... great space efficient lunch box
4106576
Like them just hard when they get delivered and sit
In a box in the hot sun on my porch or in the mailbox
3546624
I love the hard cover. Makes it impossible for my baby to eat off
3997490
Having trouble  sinking it with my fire stick all though it could be me i am going to try harder this weekend
1549760
I still have ferrets that attack and I can't really complain too much about the purchase...besides....Dinner is almost ready and I'm hungry.
2366200
I went through three boxes of these this past winter.  It wasn't until the third box that I discovered if I put them into a air tight plastic sandwich bag, they would continue to work when opened again.  I maybe could have gotten by with one box.
4716102
Little difficult to fit some types of lunch sandwich/ snack combo boxes AND a water bottle, so I can put the water bottle in the bottom compartment. Overall, ok. Wish I had looked for a lunch bag with a strap though for easier carrying for my 5 year old.
1363791
The lunchbox itself isn't anything special. I got this Bc I isn't want my food leaking into my backpack and atleast once a shift I have to re button the molle back together.  Not a huge deal, but still kind of a pain.
4782049
Too difficult to keep to it on a daily basis. Not enough things I would like. I need more casseroles that I can used through the week for work lunches and less appetizer, drinks etc
27711
It's hard for my 8 year old to open for lunch due to the suction. I send a butter knife with her to pry it open.