TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag (48/60 Cans) — Large Collapsible, Leakproof Insulated Ice Chest for Picnic, Beach, Camping

If your weekend plan involves food that can’t taste “kinda warm,” a soft cooler like the TOURIT Soft Sided Cooler Bag is the practical kind of solution. It’s built for everyday carry—picnics, beach days, camping, travel, even work lunches—without the bulk of a hard cooler.

On paper, it checks a lot of the boxes shoppers usually care about: it’s insulated for up to 12 hours, uses waterproof lining for a leak-resistant setup, and offers a large capacity meant to fit up to 48 cans (355ml). That said, it’s still a soft cooler—so it’s best understood as a strong outdoor/lunch companion, not something meant to compete with the most aggressive “all-day hard cooler” style cooling.

What it is and what problem it solves

This TOURIT cooler bag is an insulated, soft-sided ice chest designed to keep drinks and food cooler during outings. Instead of relying on ice alone, the bag uses high-density insulating materials in the main compartment, paired with waterproof materials. The goal is simple: help your food and beverages stay cool longer for trips where you want less hassle than a traditional cooler.

A common real-life use looks like this: you pack sandwiches, snacks, and a drink stash in the morning, hang the bag by its padded handle or strap it across your shoulder, and then set it on the beach or at a campsite. The waterproof, easy-to-clean interior lining is particularly useful when spills happen—because they always happen.

Where it stands out

The biggest selling points here are the size-for-the-money feel and the leak-resistant intent. The inner lining uses waterproof high-frequency material PEVA, and the exterior uses high-density Oxford cloth with a checked cloth build that’s described as firm and wear-resistant. There’s also practical storage on the outside: a front pocket plus two mesh pockets, which makes it easier to keep small items separated.

You also get multiple carrying options: a padded handle and a detachable shoulder strap. And yes, there’s even a bottle opener included, which is a small thing, but it matters when you’re actually using it.

Key takeaways for daily use (and a fair limitation)

You can bring a lot with a bag like this—rated capacity is 32L (8.4 Gallons), with room intended for up to 48 cans (355ml). Cooling is claimed up to 12 hours thanks to the high-density insulating materials and waterproof construction working together.

But here’s the limitation to keep in mind: soft coolers can lose performance faster than heavy-duty hard coolers if the bag is opened frequently or left in direct heat for long stretches. If you’re planning for long, high-heat days, you may want to be realistic about what “up to 12 hours” means in your specific conditions.

Carry, pack, and fold—how the design helps

This bag is meant to be easy to live with. The padded handle and detachable shoulder strap help when you’re carrying gear for the whole outing. For organization, the front pocket and mesh pockets are there so you’re not constantly digging into the main compartment.

There’s also a collapsible angle: an elastic rope on top lets you manage the cover, and the cooler can be folded up to save space when not in use. That’s the kind of feature that’s great if you don’t want to store a bulky cooler year-round.

Tech specs (quick scan)

• Capacity: 32L (8.4 Gallons)
• Can capacity (355ml): up to 48 cans
• Insulation claim: up to 12 hours
• Main compartment: high-density insulating materials
• Leak-resistant lining: waterproof PEVA (high-frequency material)
• Exterior material: high-density Oxford cloth and checked cloth
• Overall dimensions (approx.): 16 ½ x 11 ½ x 10 ¼ inch / 42 x 26 x 29 cm
• Weight: 700g

Should you buy it?

It’s a solid pick if you want a large, collapsible, soft-sided cooler for picnics, beach, camping, hiking-style days, travel, or carrying lunch/work food—especially if you care about leak-resistant lining and easier cleanup. The combination of insulation (up to 12 hours), waterproof PEVA interior, and practical pockets makes it feel more “ready for real life” than basic cooler bags.

You may want to skip it if you’re expecting hard-cooler-level cold retention in extreme heat or long stretches where the cooler will be opened and closed constantly. Soft coolers are convenient, but they’re not built to be the most demanding refrigeration system.

Mini FAQ

Will this cooler bag really prevent leaks?

It’s described as 100% leak-proof using a waterproof PEVA inner lining. In everyday use, that’s a strong sign for spill resistance, though any cooler can be affected if it’s overfilled or mishandled.

How long can it keep food and drinks cool?

The manufacturer states up to 12 hours using high-density insulating materials and waterproof materials together. Real-world results will depend on conditions like heat and how often you open it.

Is it easy to carry?

Yes. It includes a padded handle and a detachable shoulder strap, so you can switch between carrying by hand and wearing it cross-body style.

Does it take up a lot of storage space?

No, it’s designed to be collapsible for easier storage when you’re not using it.

What can I store besides drinks?

The bag is intended for snacks and lunches as well as beverages. The front pocket and mesh pockets can help hold smaller items separately.