Soft Cooler Bag | Insulated Cooler Bag | Leak Proof Camping Cooler

It is a soft sided insulated cooler bag with a 14 litre capacity, sold by Sydioor under model name IB24001. It has a waterproof TPU outer shell, a food-grade PEVA leak-proof liner, a front zip pocket and a detachable shoulder strap. It is designed to keep food and drinks cold while you are out.

The listed capacity is 14 litres, which Sydioor rates as roughly 16 cans. In practice the real number depends on how much ice you add, since ice takes up space. If you want a full 16 cans cold for hours, expect to pack them in a shorter row and top up with ice packs rather than loose cubes.

The bag measures 19 cm deep by 30 cm wide by 25 cm high. That is a compact footprint that fits in a car boot, a back seat footwell or under a desk. Internal space will be slightly less because of the insulation layers.

Sydioor states more than 20 hours when used with ice cubes. That figure is a best case and will change with the outside temperature, how often you open the bag and how much ice you use. On a very hot day with frequent opening, plan on considerably less.

The liner is a food-grade PEVA material described as leak proof, so melted ice should stay inside rather than seeping out through the base. Keeping the zip closed helps, as does not overfilling past the zip line. It is still a bag, so do not lay it on its side full of water and expect nothing to escape at the zip.

TPU stands for thermoplastic polyurethane. It is a smooth, flexible plastic-style material rather than a woven cloth, which is why the shell is waterproof and easy to wipe. Compared with a fabric cooler, there is no weave for sand, salt or sticky spills to hide in.

Yes. The outer shell is waterproof, so rain beads off rather than soaking in. That is useful for fishing, beach days and camping where the bag often sits outside. Dry it off before storing so moisture does not sit against the material.

It is well suited to camping. The listed uses include camping, hiking, fishing, boating and picnics, and the soft shell is far lighter to carry to a site than a rigid esky. For many people looking for the best insulated cooler bag for camping, the deciding factor is weight versus capacity, and 14 litres is a comfortable one-person or couple size.

Yes, though 14 litres is generous for a single lunch. It suits meal prep, a lunch plus drinks, or sharing with a colleague. If you only ever carry one sandwich and a yoghurt it will be larger than you need.

No. The included components are listed simply as the cooler, so you supply your own ice or reusable ice packs. Flat gel packs tend to work well because they stack neatly against the sides.

Both work. Ice cubes cool faster and fill gaps well, but they melt into water. Reusable packs keep things dry and are easier to clean up after, though they usually do not last quite as long as a bag packed solid with ice.

Pre-chill the bag and the contents before packing, fill it as full as you reasonably can, and keep it out of direct sun. Every time you open it you let warm air in, so pack drinks you will need first near the top. A full cooler holds cold longer than a half empty one.

Insulation works in both directions, so it will slow heat loss for a while. It is marketed as a cooler though, not a hot food carrier, and the maker does not give a hot-hold time. For food safety, do not rely on it to keep hot food at a safe temperature for long periods.

This listing is black with a solid pattern. Black hides marks well and wipes clean easily, which suits a bag that gets used at the beach and in car boots.

The empty weight is not specified in this record. As a soft sided cooler with a TPU shell and no rigid frame, it is designed to be noticeably lighter than a hard cooler of similar capacity.

Yes, it comes with a detachable adjustable shoulder strap. You can remove it if you would rather carry the bag by hand or let it sit in a boot without the strap getting tangled. The adjustable length suits different heights and layers of clothing.

It is a zippered pocket for the small items you want separate from the cold section, like keys, a phone, a bottle opener, cutlery or napkins. Keeping those outside the main compartment means you are not opening the insulated space to grab them.

The design deliberately keeps the body simple so more of the structure can be insulation. Extra pockets create thin spots where cold escapes faster. It is a trade of storage for performance, and for a cooler, performance usually wins.

A standard wine bottle is around 30 cm tall, and the bag is 25 cm high, so a bottle will not stand upright. You can lay bottles flat across the base, which also keeps the centre of gravity low when you carry it.

Yes, that is one of the more practical everyday uses. Load frozen items together so they help chill each other, and the leak-proof liner means any condensation stays in the bag rather than on your seats.

Wipe the shell and liner with a damp cloth and a little mild detergent, then wipe again with clean water. The smooth TPU surface releases most marks without scrubbing. Let it air dry completely with the zip open before storing.

No. Machine washing can damage the insulation layers and the seams that make the liner leak proof. Hand wiping is both safer and faster for this type of bag.

Store it empty, clean and fully dry with the zip left slightly open so air can move through. That prevents musty smells. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from sharp tools in a shed or boot.

Wipe the liner with warm water and a little bicarbonate of soda or mild detergent, rinse with a clean damp cloth, then dry it open in a shaded, airy spot. Most odours come from moisture trapped inside after storage rather than the material itself.

It can, but a hot car boot is the hardest place to keep anything cold. Cover the bag with a towel, park in shade where you can, and expect ice to melt faster than it would in the open air.

Yes, fishing is one of the listed uses. The waterproof shell handles splashes and wet hands, and the wipe-clean surface is far easier to deal with than fabric after a day on the water. Rinse and dry it before storing.

A hard cooler generally holds cold longer and can be sat on, but it is heavy, bulky and awkward to store. A soft cooler like this one is lighter, easier to carry on a strap and folds into a smaller space at home. For day trips, the soft bag usually wins on convenience.

It does. A quality cooler bag suits campers, beach-goers, anglers, tradespeople and anyone with a long commute. The black finish is neutral enough that you do not need to guess at someone's taste.

Delivery times depend on your address and the service selected at checkout. You will see the available options and the estimated timeframe before you confirm your order, and tracking details follow once the parcel is on its way.

If the bag is not the size you hoped for or does not suit how you plan to use it, contact us and we will walk you through the returns process. Keep the item unused and in its original condition where possible, as that makes the return simpler. Tell us what went wrong and we can also suggest a different capacity or style that fits better.