Buffalo Gear Insulated Fish Cooler - 27.5QT 58QT Waterproof Flat Bottom Bag, Leakproof and Fishing Kill Bag

I have used this product now for three years. Everything is still working as it should and all the seams in the product are still water tight. I would definitely purchase this again if I needed another one. The zipper works great after three years, and this is a very easy bag to clean. It is a great day used bag to have in a boat.

Awesome product that is built tough! Used this pack on a trip to Canada, kept walleyes cool throughout fishing day. Makes transferring fish from boat to the cleaning station a breeze! Easy to clean and make ready for the next day!Highly recommend!

Great fish bag. If I was to improve this, AND I HOPE THEY CONSIDER DOING SO, I would take the flat bottom and corners and sew in a very tough thick material, so to protect the bottom. Since this bag will stand up. I'd pay an extra $2.00 because that all it would probably cost. It would make a good fish bag a GREAT fish bag.

The media could not be loaded. Good stuff! I like it so far no water leak.Just the zipper and they let you know before purchase on the description.They also have a watter proof option but this one have like better insulation

I bought this bag because because I am now putting my trout directly on ice instead of leaving fish on a stringer in the lake. I have used it in the Sierras twice. It holds ice throughout the day even with direct sunlight and is proven to be durable. It is convenient when moving from different locations. I bought a second one for hotel room travel. (Many of the hotel rooms, the fridge has been converted to a mini bar.).

I bought this to use as a front seat cooler for solo road trips. I have a couple of other things on the seat and needed a smaller cooler. I was actually going to purchase another brand when this popped up. As it was less than half the price of the other bag, I figured I'd try it.Bag is reasonably thick with what seems like durable materials. I haven't abused the bag yet while camping (i.e. dragging on rocks, tossing to friends, etc.) so I can't say how durable it is yet. I put a freezer pack at the bottom to see how long it would last. I was a little disappointed with the bag empty with how long it lasted. Next time, I loaded up with the same freezer pack, some cans and bottles, and some frozen water bottles. This time, I got about 2.5 days in about 90-degree weather. At the end of the 2.5 days, I still had cold drinks and some ice in the bottles. Very impressed. Granted, I did keep the bag somewhat out of direct sun and kept the opening to a minimum as this wasn't my primary cooler.No idea how it works as a fish bag but I'm definitely happy with it as a small ice chest/cooler.

Very well built, and durable, I had it out fishing on rock jetties NO damages from dragging it on the sharp rocks.The "blue ice" freezer block I had in there cooling my bait was still half frozen after 6 hours and I had the cooler zipped close about 20 percent of the time.Handles are strong but could be a little shorter, good length for walking across a parking lot but over uneven or rocky ground it will end up dragging.

Bought it so it would fit in my livewell, with the addition of an ice block, and a load of fish. It does great and is far more durable than my previous catch bag. The zipper is stronger and the liner is thicker to prevent spiny rayed fish from poking holes in it. I also use it for grocery runs, where it keeps items cold for long periods in my vehicle. Finally, it's much easier to wash down after a day of fishing.