Everest Cooler Lunch Bag

So far so good, it looked small at first but it fits plenty. Two rectangular 5.5″ x 7.5″ x 2″ Pyrex glass containers, two bananas and a ziplock bag of apples. There’s also the front pocket where you can put your utensils! The two size pockets can’t really hold a water bottle, which would be my only complaint. Other than that, good purchase!

I have bought so many different lunch bags, it’s crazy. They all fail to meet hopes and expecations – won’t fit reusable containers, can’t fit ice packs AND food, cheap material, etc. Enter this bag.

I bought this for the sole purpose of bringing my lunch to work. I had a bag that was more like a lunch sack style that was designed to be put in the freezer when not in use, but it was just too small.

Not too big, not too small. Not too bulky either. I like that it has a separate front pocket and 2 mesh pockets on the side. The adjustable strap is also great. With the help of an ice pack, the insulation keeps my food/drink cold for over 14 hours. The inside is really easy to clean, also.

Just received this bag, which I intend to use to transport my daughter’s milk to and from daycare, and tried out a few different bottles sizes in it. It will hold 4 of the 4 oz. Avent natural wide bottles plus an icepack. It looks like it would also hold four 9 oz. Tommee Tippee bottles (it worked with three of the TTs and one Avent, plus ice pack). We also have some of the 4 oz Dr. Brown’s bottles, which are skinnier and taller. You can fit two of them in and the top will still zip closed (though it’s a tight fit). If you put in 4 Dr. Brown’s bottles, I’m not sure that you could get the top zipped because of their height. Other than that, the bag’s zipper moves smoothly and the interior seems more durable than some others I’ve seen. The color is also very close to the image shown. For the price, I think this should work well.

I am an EMT in New York City, and as such, needed a lunch bag that could keep my eats cool for up to 18 hour shifts. After 5 or so previous purchases let me down in the crucial areas of durability and effectiveness, I had decided that this would the last shot with a soft container.

I ordered these for all 4 of my kids for school this year. It took some searching to find a lunch box that would be big enough to actually hold their lunches. Especially when I include a thermos for warm or cold items. So here is the run down compared to the standard upright character lunch sacks: