A good bag but is not 'water proof' as most lunchboxes are.
923615
I bought this for my son with food allergies to use at school. It is great for keeping everything contained and he loves it. The only thing I do not like is that after 4 months of use we have to buy a new one. He had spilled a drink inside of it and there wasn't much of a way to clean it. It molded slightly but I scrubbed it and hung it to dry, inside out. After a couple weeks I decided to check on it and it actually looks as if there are more mold spots and the inside of the lunch box looks different. So, I would say it does not hold liquids well. You will need to be sure it is leak proof and your child/you eliminate any fluid leaking.
3586320
This is my 2nd Thermo can duffle lunch box. The previous one lasted 3 years. It's very spacious, there's a layer that's water proof so if you spill something, you can easily wipe it clean. I got a new one because that thermo layer (water proof layer) got ripped, but the bag still holds things. I just have the tendency to spill soup int he bag so I really needed that layer to be in tack.
2059030
Cute, lightweight and handy lunch bag. Did smell strange for a day or two, but I left it out to air and then couldn't smell it. The picture appears a tad less bright on the bag than as seen on the photo online. As for temperature maintenance, my steaming hot food wrapped in an insulating cloth and then placed in the bag only stays warm after 4 hours indoors. I have to say though, that this was in the winter and even 5 minutes of below freezing temperature would make the bag lose more heat. All in all, a good buy, but if you are looking for absolutely 'hot stays hot' lunch bags, this might not be the best.
933725
This bag does a good job of keeping the contents of the main compartment dry when the top is rolled down adequately. As others have mentioned, the front pocket is neither waterproof nor capable of fitting much inside due to the fact that it doesn't stretch. I used this bad for my bike commutes throughout the fall and winter months in Portland, OR and was overall happy that it kept my electronics safe and has lots of room to take everything I need with me. I do have a couple complaints, though:
1) The zipper lining on the front pocket began fraying within one use of the bag, and it is difficult to zip it shut now
2) The backpack straps are thin, pretty lacking in terms of padding, and therefore dig into my shoulders
3) The chest clip to connect the two backpack straps came off during my first week of using the bag, so I only have the stomach strap left. This transfers more of the weight to my back.
4) The mesh lining that goes against your back easily catches on zippers, buttons, and lockers. Mine got torn up pretty quickly. I take some of the credit for not being more careful with the bag, but this doesn't seem like the type of product that should have a delicate design.

This is a pretty good product for the price, but I don't think I would buy it again due to the issues mentioned above.
2111638
very nice lunch bag at reasonable price. The only thing is it seems not to keep warm or cold for very long term
3422188
A nice lunch box with surprisingly decent material (more cloth-like on the back). Wish it came with a thermos that would fit inside, but for the price, it is a good deal. Handle is padded and the inside seems to stand up to general wear and tear.
328933
I love Ebags.  I have bought several of their brand products both here on Amazon and from their site directly.  In general, Ebags bags are well-made, durable, and functional.

This lunch bag is most of those things - it is well-made, well-designed for holding a good-sized lunch and cooler packs, and looks nice.  While it really is "slim" in profile, it does hold quite a bit.  It is lightweight and it has two straps, which I like.  I also like the light blue aquamarine color, too.

I'm just really disappointed in the cooling capability, though.  I have had several cooler-style lunch bags over the years.  I use 2-3 frozen gel packs (the ones designed for keeping in coolers like this) to keep my drink and lunch cold.  I have used this bag now many times, and it just doesn't keep my lunch cold.  My gel packs will still be frozen, and if an item was touching it directly then that part of the item is cool to the touch.  The air in the bag nor the sides of the bag do not get cold, regardless of how many ice packs are in there.

For example, today for lunch I brought a canned drink that had been refrigerated for several days, a Gladware container with leftover quiche, a small Gladware container of cut strawberries, and string cheese.  There were two large ice packs on either side of the canned drink, with the quiche container next to one of them on the other side.  The strawberries and string cheese were in the remaining space above the other stuff.  The drink was still cool 5.5 hours after packing my lunch this morning, and the one side of the quiche container was cool to the touch.  The quiche itself, the strawberries, and string cheese were all room temperature.  The bag has been kept in my 70' office all morning and not exposed to excessive heat or other changes in temperature.  Other bags I have used in the past with similar contents would be very cold to the touch and there would be cold air inside the bag, too.

Ebags, you can do better than this.  I need to check their return policy as I ordered it from their site, but I will be on the hunt for another lunch cooler. :(
4958595
I like this lunch bag; a bit more expensive than you average lunch bag/tote but I like that it doesnt look like a lunch bag, it looks like it can be a hand bag. which is what I was exactly looking for.
2329887
Nice sturdy lunchbox for the price. Sometimes retains a smell and not very waterproof from the inside but it does a decent job!
601086
This bag is tough, the zipper isn't waterproof but, the rest of it is.
3034037
This is a good size lunch bag that appears to be of good quality. It is made of some sort of neoprene material, and is somewhat stretchy to accommodate different sized dishes. It claims to be washable, although I haven't had to do so yet. Although it is not insulated, I just throw an icepack at the bottom, and haven't had any issues.

7/4/16 Updated my review to change from 4 stars to 1 star. Approximately 1 month after I received it, the zipper broke. I ended up throwing this out about two months after I purchased it. Dud!
2591796
I got this BUILT NY Lunchpack bag from the Vine program because it advertised the lunch compartment -- always an issue.

The insulation is not thick/heavy foam or stiff foam, but a layer of silver reflective material -- I've attached a photo.  The lunch compartment zips open from the top and only part way down the sides.  There is a zipper behind the lunch compartment that lets you detach the entire lunch pocket -- see my photo.

There is a notebook sized central compartment with a zippered compartment -- for things like keys that end up on the bottom all the time.  And tucked into the folds above the lunch compartment is a zippered pocket -- maybe a phone or extra battery.  There is a non-zippered compartment on the side opposite the lunch compartment, to stick things like bus tickets you need to grab fast.  There is also an unzippered pocket without a flap on the edge of the tote, a little stretchy material, designed for a fairly large phone -- I wouldn't put my phone there as it invites theft, but in a safe environment it would work fine.

The material seems sturdy enough to last a couple Quarters, and the stitching is standard for these totes, not extraordinary.  It will come apart in hard usage.

The handles are long enough to sling over your shoulder, but do not extend to loop across your neck.  It is not designed to lug heavy loads long ways.

Thing is, we mostly carry a 2lb notebook, some attachments, a phone and keys with not much else since everything is in the notebook and/or phone.

So you may find this to be the handiest designed backpack you've used in a while, and you wouldn't need to carry a purse or briefcase as everything would likely fit.
4479569
This lunch bag is nice, but I found it will hold the large container but won't accommodate much more than that.  So, if you use the larger container (salad), and want to use one of the smaller containers, the bag won't accommodate both unless you put the smaller container inside the larger.  You might be able to fit a banana or small bag of chips/nuts, but that's it.
The ice pack that comes with this wouldn't snap into place inside the larger continers lid.  So, it sat on top of my salad (not a big deal).  The zipper is an issue as the ends of the zipper are sewn into the bag.  By this, I mean, the zipper zips up, across, then down.  It doesn't zip straight across.  I had to hold the bag closed so the bag could be zipped.  You often see bags/purses where the zipper looks like this one does in the picture, but the fabric will fold out and up so you can zip straight across.  Then the fabric either falls down to the sides or can be tucked down.  This bag has the fabric sewn down into place at the ends of the zipper.  Rather frustating when trying to zip close.  This and the lack of space for additional items when using the large container leaves me wanting to tell folks - think twice before buying this.  It is nice, but has it's drawbacks.
658017
Great lunch bags for the kids, can get a bit soggy bottomed if set on an ice pack in the cooler
1930731
Basically a really good ziplock water proof bag that allows you to use all the buttons and is really waterproof if sealed correctly. I like how slim it is but if I drop it I don't think I would trust the case to protect it. The Touch ID works well but there's an ugly design flaw of the white circle that looks like cheap paper. I thought it was a sticker I could pull of at first. Not bad for the price.
737377
The box holds a good amount of food - plenty to pack a lunch for my kids (though in retrospect I wish I had bought a container with 4 compartments instead of 3). The seals work well, no leaks. The main drawback is that neither of my kids can open it by himself (5 and 7 year old boys with normal strength and motor skills). Also the description says it is dishwasher safe, but once I went to read the instructions on the website, it says top rack only (and there is no way this would fit in my top rack without laying flat and taking up most of the space there). However I put it in the bottom rack and it has been OK.

EDIT: The company was very helpful and responsive to my feedback.  After about a week of trying (getting help from his teacher), my 5 year old learned to open the box by himself. Also, it continues to be fine going in the bottom rack of the dishwasher.
803884
I bought this lunch bag for my son because all of the other insulated bags got so dirty and were difficult to clean. This one is very easy to clean. We just tossed it in the laundry when needed. he packed his lunch nearly every day of first grade and the bag was machine washed at least 10 times, and is still in perfect condition.

It does have enough space to pack the food a 7 year old boy needed to take to school. However, it's not really very insulative. It will keep food and drinks cooler than a paper or plastic bag, but does not keep it as cool as a typical insulated lunchbox. I would still purchase again.