do these work well in a small cooler bag?
249587
I wouldn't recommend it, I don't think they hold their "freeze" very long at all. I'd use a small freezer pack instead.
249588
I think they would. You just gave me an idea. Maybe put them in small baggies.
1584320
Yes. It might still be heavy to tote in a bag. Unlike a solid cooler with a grab handle. The insulated bag will help keep your food cold longer.
959319
Yes. Put some in my 6 pack one and flipped it over and I pours through the zipper. Love my coolers though.
2226742
I have not used as a cooler. However I doubt it would work too well for that unless you made modifications. The plastic isn't super thick so you would be lacking in insulation. However, if you lined it with styrofoam first possibly it may keep things cold for a while. But do you really want to do all that for something that is going to provide minimal results at best. They make all kinds of nice coolers these days.
1729652
not sure...they don't seal completely. Just a drawstring top. The bag material is probably fine enough.
1199812
If they are the same diameter as the bottles yes. I love my cooler. I also think they say it fit the pens in their ad.
1566305
Yes, they are ideal fir freezing. I have used them for two years nearly and I freeze most of the food I bag.
656961
Absolutely. I buy them regularly to repackage meat for vacuum freezing. My only suggestion is that you need to minimize handling after freezing because you can disturb the vacuum seal if constantly moving things around in your freezer (unless you are very careful when doing so). NOTE: I assume you have the Ziploc vacuum contraption to remove the air. These bags require that.
822260
I bought these for my guys at work and they refreeze in our cooler! There great!!!
1174107
I have only used a cold pack with this cooler, so I'm not sure how ice would fare. I think if the ice were placed in a resealable baggie, then placed in the backpack, it would not leak.
1414781
Depends if you have any bottles. That was my biggest problem and the temperature was barely cool. The bag is skinny 4x6 inches. I can slip my hand into it.
639842
They work great. You can get all the air out, so there's no chance for frost. It won't be quite as good if you're freezing chunks of things (since it's nearly impossible to get all those air gaps out) or if you're freezing something soft that can get smashed if you seal it too much. Still, it works very well. Much better than regular Ziplock bags. I've reused some of my bags about 3 times, but I'm sure I can get plenty more uses out of them (so long as you're gentle with them and don't accidentally puncture them).
1199048
I used ice packs. They worked pretty well. A thought, though: I would keep a napkin or paper towel handy. Packs have a tendency to "sweat" as the day progresses and it helps to keep the bag clean.
1449740
Maybe if they are smaller containers.But the plastic containers are just the right size for the bag. The containers have removeable inserts.
1680419
Yes if there is no lighter fluid in them. Not sure about quantity. Might check TSA rules before your purchase.
943347
No...they are very tiny. I bought a whole bag for my wedding and they are still in the bag. :(
637
I think so. The velcro will adjust to as small as you need. Each ice pack is 5 x 10.5 inches.