STANLEY Julienne Soft Cooler Bag, 7.4 qt, Toast

Está muy bella, practica y espaciosa. Encargue tambien el termo de 20 Oz y cabe bien. Me gustó mucho. Fue una excelente compra

Grande conserva bien los alimentos en frío

Super bonita muy amplia justo lo que necesitábamos para la escuela de mi hija pues necesitará llevar varias comidas. Si eres godin te va a servir muy bien para llevar desayuno y comida. Es original venia en su caja de stanley

Es muy buenita amplia cómoda

I purchased both the Mini and Midi Julienne Soft Coolers to compare and ultimately decided to keep the Mini. I work 12-hour shifts and like to pack dinner along with snacks, drinks, utensils, etc., and the Mini ended up being a great size for that without feeling unnecessarily bulky. I included a video comparing the Mini and Midi side-by-side and packed both with food containers and drinks to give a better idea of their real-world capacity. I had a hard time finding much content showing the Midi when I was deciding between the two, so hopefully this helps someone else! Overall, the bags are really pretty and feel well made. There are lots of great color options, and I especially like how widely they open at the top—it makes packing containers and finding things inside much easier. The bag itself is relatively lightweight when empty, and I like the straps and find it comfortable and easy to carry. Of course, once you load it with glass containers, drinks and ice packs, it can still get pretty heavy! My biggest complaint is the zippers. They feel surprisingly stiff and take more effort to open and close than I would expect at this price point. I also wouldn’t purchase this expecting heavy-duty cooler performance. I currently use four slim ice packs and find that my food stays reliably cold for around 6–8 hours. If I decide not to eat something and leave it inside for my entire 12-hour shift, it’s generally still cool, but I wouldn’t describe it as very cold. Larger/thicker ice packs would probably perform better. There just isn’t a ton of insulation in the bag itself. For my purposes, the Mini works really well as a cute everyday lunch box. I could also see it being great for a short picnic or beach outing. I personally wouldn’t choose it for camping or situations where I needed food to remain reliably cold all day. I also own a Hydro Flask soft cooler, and from a purely practical standpoint, I think the Hydro Flask performs better as an actual cooler and has substantially better insulation. However, the Stanley Mini works better for me as a daily lunch bag because it’s more compact, easier to carry, and I prefer the overall style. If I needed something larger than the Mini and was primarily looking for a cooler rather than a lunch box, I would personally choose Hydro Flask instead. Overall, 4/5 stars. It’s a beautiful, well-designed lunch bag that works great for my needs, but at this price point I think the zippers could be smoother and the insulation could be better.