Insulated Cooler Backpack with PEVA Liner

A seamless PEVA liner is the standout feature of this soft cooler backpack: it helps contain spills inside, while the backpack format leaves your hands free for a walk from the car to the beach or campsite. The outer layer is Oxford cloth, and the bag is described as water-resistant. It also has two size options, an adjustable shoulder strap, and two carry handles. One important distinction: the liner is designed to resist leaks, but the zipper is not leakproof, so this is a keep-upright cooler rather than a bag to turn on its side.

What matters most

The two listed sizes are 15 × 9.45 × 11.81 inches and 13 × 8.27 × 11.42 inches. The product description gives weight as 0.77 to 1.33 pounds, but doesn’t say which weight goes with each size. It also doesn’t state a food or drink capacity, so you can’t plan a specific load without that measurement. If you’re packing a few drinks, snacks, and lunch for a day outside, the backpack layout can be easier to carry than a rigid cooler, for a larger group or a long outing, the missing capacity information makes sizing less certain.

The layout includes a front zip pocket and two side mesh pockets for small extras. The product name also lists side wine holders and a wine opener, which may appeal for a picnic setup. Oxford cloth is described as wear- and tear-resistant, while the padded, adjustable shoulder strap and top handles give you more than one way to carry it. A solid pick if you want a soft cooler that can be carried on your back and folded away between outings.

How to use it

Pack food and drinks inside the lined compartment, keep the backpack upright, and use the outer pockets for items you want to reach separately. For example, you could carry lunch inside on a beach walk, tuck a wallet or utensils into the front pocket, and use the mesh pockets for smaller items. Since the zipper itself isn’t leakproof, avoid relying on the bag to contain liquid if it tips over. The listed water-resistant outer fabric is useful context, but it doesn’t make the whole bag waterproof.

Practical tips

Choose between the listed dimensions based on the space you have and what you expect to carry, there’s no capacity figure to compare against a can or bottle count. When you’re done, the bag is described as foldable, so it can be stored flat rather than taking up the space of a hard-sided cooler. Keep the contents upright during transport, especially if you’re packing anything that could spill. You may want to skip it if you need a fully leakproof closure, a stated capacity for planning larger loads, or a rigid cooler for more demanding use.

Practical doubts

Is the zipper leakproof? No. The description says the PEVA liner is seamless but specifically notes that the zipper is not leakproof.

Can you carry it without using the shoulder strap? Yes. It has two handles as well as an adjustable shoulder strap.

Does it fold for storage? The product description says it folds like a book when not in use, which may help if storage space is limited.

Is it worth it?

This backpack cooler makes the most sense for casual beach trips, camping, or hikes where portability and separate pockets matter more than a precisely stated capacity. It offers a flexible alternative to a bulky hard cooler, and the liner, carry options, and foldable design suit lighter day-outing needs. The tradeoff is practical: the zipper won’t contain leaks, and the available size information doesn’t tell you how much food or drink fits. If those limits fit your plans, its carry-friendly format is the main reason to choose it, if leak containment or load planning is essential, look for a cooler with those details clearly specified.