TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag (48/60 Cans) – Large Collapsible & Leakproof Ice Chest for Picnic, Beach, Camping
Product description
The essentials
A soft-sided cooler is one of those buys you only notice when you actually need it: beach day snacks getting warm, a cooler that’s annoying to carry, or a bag that leaks when you’re not paying attention. The TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag is designed to cover those everyday moments with a large, insulated interior, a waterproof lining, and collapsible storage for when you’re done.
On paper, it’s built for “grab-and-go” plans like picnics, camping add-ons, hiking stops, and travel days where you want cold drinks without hauling a rigid ice chest. It’s also positioned as practical rather than luxury—so if you expect hard-shell performance or all-day ice retention in extreme heat, you may feel a little underwhelmed. But for typical outings, it aims to keep food and drinks cool for hours and stay manageable to transport.
Key points
This cooler bag focuses on three things that matter day to day: capacity, insulation time, and spill protection. The main compartment uses high-density insulating material along with waterproof materials, and the bag claims up to 12 hours of cooling. The inner lining is made with waterproof PEVA high-frequency material, which is meant to help with leak prevention and makes cleanup easier.
You also get multiple ways to carry it, including a padded handle and a detachable shoulder strap. Storage is handled by a front pocket and two mesh pockets, and there’s even a bottle opener for convenience while you’re out.
One more practical detail: the bag is collapsible. There’s an elastic rope at the top of the cover, and you can fold it down to save space when it’s not in use. That’s a real quality-of-life upgrade if you’re storing coolers in a small apartment, garage, or trunk.
What you’ll notice in use
The capacity is a big deal with this one. The cooler is described as large enough for a 32L (8.4 gallons) volume and can fit 48 cans (355ml). If you’re planning a group picnic or keeping lunch and drinks ready for a long drive, this kind of size makes it easier to pack once instead of doing multiple mini stops.
Cleanup is another area where soft coolers often make or break the experience. With a waterproof PEVA liner, it’s meant to wipe down more easily than liners that aren’t built for wet messes. Still, it’s worth remembering that “leakproof” doesn’t always mean “no condensation at all”—soft coolers can collect moisture, especially when ice packs melt.
A common micro-scenario: you pack it the night before, load it in the morning, and bring sandwiches plus drinks to a park. In the early hours it holds temperature better than a typical tote bag, and the leakproof liner helps if something sweats or spills in transit.
Tech specs
- Capacity: 32L (8.4 gallons)
- Can capacity: 48 cans (355ml)
- Cooling claim: up to 12 hours
- Leakproof design: inner lining made of waterproof PEVA high-frequency material
- Exterior materials: high-density Oxford cloth and checked cloth
- Carrying: padded handle + detachable shoulder strap
- Storage: front pocket + two mesh pockets
- Dimensions: approximately 16 ½ x 11 ½ x 10 ¼ inches / 42 x 26 x 29 cm
- Weight: 700g
- Collapsible feature: elastic rope on top of cover to help fold/store
Strengths and limitations
Where it makes sense: this cooler bag is a solid match if you want a roomy soft cooler for routine outdoor plans—picnics, beach days, camping trips, and travel. The claimed 12-hour cooling time and waterproof, easy-to-clean lining are exactly the kind of specs that help on long afternoons.
Where it may fall short: it’s still a soft-sided bag, so it won’t behave like a hard ice chest in extreme conditions. If you’re trying to keep food icy solid for much longer than the stated timeframe, or you need maximum insulation performance for hot, long-duration scenarios, you may want to look at options designed for longer ice-life.
Also, “48/60 cans” is part of the product naming, but the description provided specifies 48 cans—so if your packing plan depends on squeezing in a specific number, it’s smart to double-check how you intend to load it.
Who it’s for
It suits people who want one cooler bag they can carry comfortably and store easily. The padded handle and shoulder strap help for errands and trips, and the collapsible design makes it practical if storage space is limited.
It’s less ideal if you want a rigid, high-performance cooler that’s optimized for long-distance transport in very hot weather, or if your use case demands that the bag act like a full-day ice box with minimal temperature swing.
Should you buy it?
Worth considering if you’re planning picnics, beach days, camping add-ons, or travel where you want a large soft cooler with insulation support and a waterproof, leak-resistant liner. The multiple carry options, added pockets, and collapsible storage make it easier to live with.
It might not be the best choice if you need hard-shell-level cold retention for extended periods or you expect zero moisture and zero cleanup ever—soft coolers can still get damp with condensation as ice packs melt.
A quick buying checklist: confirm your typical packing needs (how many items/cans you realistically fit), think about whether “up to 12 hours” matches your outing length, and plan to wipe the liner after any spill.
Mini FAQ
How long can it keep food and drinks cool?
The product description claims up to 12 hours of cooling time using high-density insulating materials combined with waterproof materials.
Is it really leakproof?
The inner lining is described as waterproof PEVA high-frequency material, aimed at preventing leaks and making it easier to clean. As with any cooler bag, condensation can still happen depending on ice pack type and temperature.
Can I carry it more than one way?
Yes. It includes a padded handle and a detachable shoulder strap, so you can choose hand-carry or shoulder carry.
Does it store easily when not in use?
Yes, it’s described as collapsible, helped by an elastic rope on the top of the cover.
Where will this cooler work best?
The description calls out beaches, camping, hiking, and travel—basically the kinds of trips where soft, portable storage beats hauling a heavy rigid chest.