TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag (48/60 Cans) — Insulated, Collapsible & Leakproof
Product description
The essentials
A soft-sided cooler that’s built for real outings—picnics, beach days, camping, even work lunches. The TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag is designed around one clear goal: keeping drinks and food cool for hours without turning your trip into a hassle. On paper, it can handle a large load (up to 48 cans of 355ml) and it aims for up to 12 hours of cooling thanks to high-density insulating materials paired with waterproofing in the main compartment.
It’s also meant to be practical when you’re done using it. This bag is collapsible, so it doesn’t have to live in your living room taking up space all year. And the “leakproof” claim matters here—its inner lining is made from waterproof PEVA, so you’re less likely to end up with a wet mess when ice starts doing its thing.
One thing to keep in mind: because it’s a soft cooler, it’s typically best for organized, careful carrying and controlled packing. If you plan to toss it around or overload it without ice management, you may feel the difference compared with hard coolers.
What matters most (and why you’ll notice it)
The best part of this cooler bag is how it tries to cover the full day-to-day workflow: load it, carry it comfortably, stash small items, keep things cool, then pack it away.
In use, you can picture setting it up at a picnic: pop open the main compartment, drop in your drinks and snacks, and tuck a few extras into the front pocket and mesh pockets. The padded handle plus detachable shoulder strap gives you options depending on whether you’re carrying just the cooler or also hauling bags from the car.
They’ve also included a bottle opener, which is one of those small “why didn’t everyone do this?” details. It’s especially handy when you’re already there with food and want to open a drink without hunting for tools.
Key points on cooling and leakproofing
The design combines insulation and waterproof materials in the main compartment to help keep items cool for up to 12 hours. The inner lining is described as waterproof high-frequency PEVA, designed to be high-density and leakproof, and it should be easier to clean than many basic liners.
Does that guarantee perfect performance in every scenario? Not automatically—cooler results depend quite a bit on your packing approach (how much air you leave inside, how frequently you open it, and whether you pre-chill items). But for day trips and typical outdoor use, this feature set is aligned with what most people actually need.
The exterior uses high-density Oxford cloth and checked cloth, positioned as firm and wear-resistant so it’s less likely to tear with normal use. If your cooler lives through sandy beach trips and campground bumps, that durability angle is worth paying attention to.
Comfort, storage, and portability
This cooler bag is designed to move with you. The padded handle is straightforward, and the detachable shoulder strap gives you flexibility for travel and longer walks. There’s also practical storage: a front pocket and two mesh pockets for items you want to grab quickly.
For packing convenience, the top cover includes an elastic rope, which can help secure towels or daily essentials, and the bag can fold up to save space when not in use. If you’re the type who hates bulky gear after the trip, the collapsible approach is a real plus.
Tech specs
- Name: TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag Insulated
- Capacity: Designed to hold up to 48 cans (355ml)
- Volume: 32L (8.4 Gallons)
- Overall dimensions: Approximately 16 ½ x 11 ½ x 10 ¼ inch / 42 x 26 x 29 cm
- Weight: 700g
- Cooling claim: Up to 12 hours with insulation + waterproof materials in the main compartment
- Leakproof design: Inner lining made from waterproof high-frequency material PEVA
- Carrying: Padded handle and detachable shoulder strap
- Storage: Front pocket and two mesh pockets
- Extras: Bottle opener
Who it’s for—and who should skip it
It’s a solid pick if you want a large-capacity soft cooler that’s easy to carry, simpler to store, and built for typical outdoor days. It makes sense if you often pack drinks and lunch-style food, and you want extra pockets for small essentials.
You may want to skip it if you need a cooler specifically for heavy-duty rough handling or long-term, multi-day temperature holding where a hard cooler style usually performs differently. Also, if you’re looking for a “set it and forget it” cooler that stays cold with frequent opening, you should be a little cautious—soft coolers can get more sensitive to usage patterns.
Worth considering if you prioritize: - A collapsible bag to reduce storage hassle - Leak-resistant liner design for ice and liquids - Comfortable carry options for picnics and travel days
Buying verdict
If your goal is an insulated soft-sided cooler bag for day trips—beach, camping, hiking, or work—the TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag checks the boxes most shoppers actually care about: large capacity, insulation aimed at up to 12 hours, a PEVA leakproof liner, and carry/storage features that reduce friction.
It’s not perfect for everyone. If you want maximum, stubborn cold over extended periods or you’ll treat your cooler like a trunk hockey puck, you might feel underwhelmed. But for its intended use and realistic packing habits, it’s the kind of cooler you’ll likely reach for because it’s practical both during the day and afterward.
Quick FAQ
How many drinks can it hold?
The bag is designed to hold up to 48 cans (355ml) of your favorite drinks.
Is it truly leakproof?
It’s described as 100% leakproof due to a waterproof high-frequency PEVA inner lining. Real-world results can still depend on how you load it and manage ice.
How long does it keep things cool?
The main compartment is designed to keep food or drinks cool for up to 12 hours, based on high-density insulating materials and waterproof materials.
Can it be stored easily when not in use?
Yes. It’s collapsible, with an elastic rope on top of the cover and a foldable design to save space when you’re done.
What’s the best way to carry it?
You can carry it by the padded handle or use the detachable shoulder strap depending on how far you’re walking and what else you’re bringing.