For big adventures that require plenty of refreshments, pack the Ozark Trail 17.44-Quart 50-Can Soft-Sided Cooler Tote. Offering a high capacity for beverages and food, this cooler tote features high-density foam insulation to keep contents cold. Its convenient design includes dual shoulder straps and a top zipper for secure closure, making it perfect for trips to the lake, grocery store, or camping adventures. The sleek gray exterior adds a stylish touch while ensuring durability. Enjoy impressive capacity and reliable cooling on any trip with the Ozark Trail 17.44-Quart 50-Can Soft-Sided Cooler Tote. Adventure is where memories are made, whether it's campouts in the back yard with the kids, Saturdays at the river with friends, or a week in the wilderness alone. Ozark Trail helps you and your family create everyday adventures with gear and accessories built with you in mind. From backpacks to tents, they're rugged, dependable, and priced to be practical. Because adventure is not a destination; it's a lifestyle. Ozark Trail 17.44 qt 50-Can Soft-Sided Cooler Tote, Gray High-capacity design holds up to 50 cans High-density foam insulation keeps contents cold Features dual shoulder straps for easy carrying Includes a secure top zipper closure Perfect for camping, grocery trips, and lake days
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I'm fond of these things. They used to come in different colors and were priced a little cheaper, but that was years ago. We have one in each car with a picnic blanket, a paperback book and a couple Highlights or comic books. Sometimes we'll turn grabbing lunch into a little picnic at one of the local parks with the kids and we use these bags to keep it all together in the trunk.
If we plan to do it, we usually make some easy finger foods for lunch at home. We'll grab a few sodas or juice packs, some freezer packs to keep things cold, a pocket radio we use for baseball games and find a spot in the shade by the duck pond. I try to bring some pillows along too but we don't keep them in the car all the time.
Other times we'll be on a food run and just say "it's a nice day, want to make this a picnic?" then we take our Jimmy Johns (or whatever we ordered to go) to the park and just use this cooler to carry the blanket and reading materials to the picnic spot in the park.
It's been a fun way to spend time with the family while they are young. We had colored pencils and art pad, magazines, comic books or whatever the kids will like along with an old paperback and those travel picnic blankets that have a vapor barrier built in.
Anyway, if your kids aren't too addicted to screens yet and they still enjoy that sort of thing, you might like to make a picnic kit out of one of these or something you already have.
I've owned this bag for years! I got it for $5 years ago. I would totally grab a new one for $11. Worth it! We actually use it mostly to keep cold groceries cold while we drive home. We also take it on long trips or outings.
Back in December I order a dark blue version when it was $6.47 from an original price of $9.37. It also had an odd smell.
For comparison, Aldi insulated bags are $9. I like these better because they are rectangle. The walmart one tapers as it goes up making it hard to stack items. https://www.aldi.us/store/aldi/pr...bag-1-each
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Back in December I order a dark blue version when it was $6.47 from an original price of $9.37. It also had an odd smell.For comparison, Aldi insulated bags are $9. I like these better because they are rectangle. The walmart one tapers as it goes up making it hard to stack items. https://www.aldi.us/store/aldi/pr...bag-1-each
That link doesn't work for me but I found them. They look small in comparison
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If we plan to do it, we usually make some easy finger foods for lunch at home. We'll grab a few sodas or juice packs, some freezer packs to keep things cold, a pocket radio we use for baseball games and find a spot in the shade by the duck pond. I try to bring some pillows along too but we don't keep them in the car all the time.
Other times we'll be on a food run and just say "it's a nice day, want to make this a picnic?" then we take our Jimmy Johns (or whatever we ordered to go) to the park and just use this cooler to carry the blanket and reading materials to the picnic spot in the park.
It's been a fun way to spend time with the family while they are young. We had colored pencils and art pad, magazines, comic books or whatever the kids will like along with an old paperback and those travel picnic blankets that have a vapor barrier built in.
Anyway, if your kids aren't too addicted to screens yet and they still enjoy that sort of thing, you might like to make a picnic kit out of one of these or something you already have.
For comparison, Aldi insulated bags are $9. I like these better because they are rectangle. The walmart one tapers as it goes up making it hard to stack items.
https://www.aldi.us/store/aldi/pr...bag-1-each
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