Solid, well made somewhat collapsible cooler.
599339
Sturdy backpack cooler, has a lot of space. NOT very compressible though, but works well.
1397121
This cooler is easy to assemble and looks good.  We use it in our showroom at work to provide cold drinks to our customers.  Many have commented on it and want to know where we purchased it.  The only downside is the drain plug, I had to make some modifications to the drain to keep it from leaking on the floor.  If you use this outside it would not be as big of a deal.
3765659
Solid construction, looks cool, boils down 1.5 l in about 10 mins
1071819
This is a terrific water bottle, well designed and made with nice materials. It's a little heavier than a plastic bottle, but I think it tastes better and keeps liquids a little cooler.

The screw top is lined and attached loosely to a metal collar on the bottle neck, so the strap can also be used as a carrying handle. Parts are attached with good strong rivets through the silicone material.

It holds 16 ounces (2 cups) and does not leak. It's glass, and therefore breakable, but the silicone gives you a bit of a buffer, and it's substantial glass -- it doesn't seem easily breakable, for what that opinion's worth.

For use only with cold liquids, but not to be frozen. The circumference is a little over seven inches; it does fit in my bike drink rack but I have to push it a bit. The minimal instructions say it is top-rack dishwasher safe, but at nine inches it's way too tall to stand in the top rack, unless there's some fancy dishwashers everybody else has that you haven't told me about.
2017919
This is a nice looking product and comes in handy for patio parties.  The quality of everything is decent and it is sturdy and seems like it will last.  The cooler itself is not insulated like a top quality cooler and ice melts quicker than a good quality regular plastic cooler.
2599242
Pelican cooler seems fine to me. Not sure why I bought it though as the PS3 seems to take care of itself. But then it is the winter so this might be handy during the hotter months
1589054
Solidly made and collapses to an easily stowed size. Handle is a good feature
558537
Very well made cooler.  This big cooler packs nicely and keeps picnic food well chilled and safe when I take my grandkids out for an "adventure."
The strap makes the loaded cooler reasonably comfortable to carry even if we hike a few miles.
I have also used it to carry hot items and it kept the food hot for the 30 minute drive to a workplace brunch.  I wrapped the baking dishes in aluminum foil and surrounded them with kitchen towels to protect the plastic liner of the cooler.
It was an expensive cooler, but I am very happy with it.
1160764
I was surprised at the quality of this cooler. It is nice quilted material and sturdy. It comes broken down so it's nice to know it can be condensed for storage but opens nicely and stays upright.
82779
Nice cooler.  As advertised.  Though i think now i may also buy the bigger version for longer trips.
3131717
This one is nice looking, has easy to adjust shelves, cools to a nice low temperature, and it is quite.
2151507
This was given to me from a fellow tech who couldn't use it on their machine.  I'd been considering purchasing some replacement for the chipset cooler on my old board so I figured this would be a perfect candidate for that.

Dumping the parts onto the floor makes installing the cooler look rather confusing.  It has brackets that are attached with screws and nuts, then the usual push-pins to install it.  However, after skimming over the instructions a bit, the installation is quite simple.

The only real downside to this cooler is it's size.  Where it's placed on my Asus A8N board, I'm pretty much limited to my 7600GT (or cards that length).  Anything longer in that top PCI-Express slot would bump the cooler.

As for efficiency, I've not done any extensive tests, but it seems to do just fine.  I played some videos on Youtube and temps stayed around 30*C which is fine for the chipset.  It might spike more with extended use, but I wouldn't worry too much about it.
123026
Over Thanksgiving, i knew that refrigerator space was going to be at a premium, but i didn't see soft-sided cooler online that was way flat, like what you might use if you were trying to chill a pizza-shaped object overnight.  My hunch was that this item would work, if you had the kind of "blue ice" blocks that don't turn to liquid and don't make a mess as they unfreeze.  And that turned out to be correct.  I turned the cooler on its size, slid several ice bricks into the bottom of the cooler, and then slid a extra-large tarte tatin into the cooler, where it stayed at the perfect temperature until i was ready to serve it.  The bottom of the cooler (as it appears in the Amazon display photograph) is just rigid enough that when you use the cooler turned on its side, the walls of the cooler will NOT collapse on your tarte (or similarly large tray of food) and damage the food, no matter how delicate the crust or contents. This same cooler comes in a half a dozen different colors/patterns on Amazon, so google the manufacturer's name to see all of them at once. Pick the design you like best, if not this particular red/white/blue coloration.
3607415
Good product, well made....
I was able to mount this in the stock location with the bracketing provided in the box.
I did cut the metal supply and return lines and purchase new generic aftermarket metal lines that fit the inverted flare connections on the cooler. I used a tubing bender to bend the new lines to mate up to the old cut lines. I made the final connection using 3/8" compression unions.
This cooler is about 2.5 times the area of the old cooler so I am expecting dramatically cooler trans temps during summer towing.
Mounted on a 2013 GMC 2500HD
119663
This cooler functions as any cooler should. Keeps ice, has a built in drain plug, and has solid carry handles. My only issue with the cooler is how stiff the lid is. At first I thought "hey maybe it just needs to get broke in". NOPE. Ive put a 10lb bag of ice and a 24 pack of Miller in this thing and when I go to open it up the amount of force it takes to get the lid pried open will actually lift the cooler off the ground even with all that weight in it. So I bought a standard pull handle and mounted it to the top of the lid and it would still do it every once in awhile. So I did what any other normal person would do. I mounted an aerator on it and turned it into a decent fishing livewell.
4561037
Great cooler to use for the guts of a homemade Texas Cooler.

Pros:

hinges unscrew to easily dismantle the lid

It has a spigot to drain easier

It has handles that slide up in the vertical position for easier pull out.

The price is fair

Cons:

It is not a heavily insulated cooler.
2443391
I had a chance to try the Engel ENG80 cooler together with Cooler Shock cold packs on a three day raft trip.  Though it is a model ENG80, it reportedly holds about 75 quarts.  The large cooler had a 15 pound block of ice, 3 cold packs and about 2 cases of beverage containers with a couple of other food items.  Daytime temperatures were around high 60's up to 70 degrees.  Nighttime temperatures dropped to about 40 degrees.  The cooler door was opened several times per day.  By the end of the three day trip, the ice block had not seemed to melt at all.  There was no liquid water in the bottom of the cooler.  The ice packs had a slushy feel, but were still clearly cold.  To go ahead and test the cooler and packs a little more I left them in the back of a vehicle for three more days and checked the cooler each day.  Temperatures probably reached 70 to 80 degrees during the day in the closed vehicle.  By the sixth day there was still about 40 percent of the ice block still frozen.  Overall, it appears to be very good performance by both the Engel cooler and the ice packs.

This cooler has its handles set up for running through cam lock straps, so it ties down well.  The latches seem good.  The cooler initially seems well-built and durable.  Fortunately, I did not have a chance to prove that it was bear-proof.

I used the same cooler to transport some ice cream and frozen food on a 90 minute trip.  I threw in one Cooler Shock cold pack.  There was a little bit of residual water in the bottom of the cooler, too.  When I unloaded the cooler, the food items were still frozen.  Beyond that, the residual water in the bottom of the cooler had frozen and was dry to the touch--from the cold pack.

I may follow up on this review when I take a longer multi-day raft trip, but initially this Engel cooler performs very well.  The Cooler Shack ice packs are a good complement, too.  They are fairly easy to put together.