Arctic Zone Hi-Top Power Pack Lunch Pack with Food Container, Black

I bought this for my 16-year-old's lunches. I can fit his wraps or hoagies, along with his snacks and an ice pack in the top compartment. The sandwich container that comes with it fits perfectly in the bottom compartment. It's surprising how much fits in it. I normally put a handful of carrots, a small bunch of grapes, and a disposable salad dressing container inside.

I bought this lunch bag to use for on the go, away from home, and not for work. I thought it replaced the purpose of a brown paper lunch bag. I sized the inside with a standard size water bottle and I believe four water bottles will fit inside. The quality is good and it probably will hold up for a long time. This lunch bag also has a upper compartment for food and a lower compartment for the storage container that's included. It also has a outside compartment on the lower front of the lunch bag. I would assume you would keep condiments, cellphone phone cord/adapter, or men's size wallet in this compartment. I have Walmart and it was delivered from the store on time. The driver was nice and was in and out. Unfortunately, the lunch bag didn't have the included plastic reusable storage container and one egg was missing from the carton of 18 eggs I bought with the lunch bag and a few other items. I'm going to take this lunch bag back to the store and get a even exchange for the same lunch bag because it will come in handy on the go and away from home.

It's a good insulated bag. I've had one of the same for 4 years now. Like it so much I bought 2 more. The container in the base works for carrying food or other items.

I was excited when I received the Arctic Zone Hi-Top Black Power Pack Lunch Bag through the Spark Reviewer program. The design appears to be well thought out. Just look at the detailed, the craftsmanship that is shown before you. The lunch bag has three compartments, two have zippers and the last one (located to the right side) uses a Velcro setup. There is a small translucent storage container with a lid that is also included. The storage container measurements are 2.75 cups, 22 fl oz, 650 mL. Just perfect for a sandwich made with two slices of bread. There is about three inches of velcro going down the front halfway, the top does not need to be zipped, therefore it can fold over like a flap with a padded handle on top and it will stay in place. The lunch bag has an high density thermal insulation. I had some slice apples and small salad in the top and cooked hot sausages in the bottom. It held up pretty good while at work. There was plenty of extra room inside too. I took a lunch break about two and a half to three hours later. So far, very good. I do recommend the Arctic Zone Hi-Top Black Power Pack Lunch Bag.

I got this for my husband to take his lunches to work with. I was able to pick it up the same day because the Walmart I ordered it from had it in stock. I really like that it has a sandwich box. It kinda has that guy look and serves its purpose really well. If I need another one, I'll probably get one.

I bought this product so I could start packing my son's lunches. So far, I am very happy with it. It holds everything I need for his lunch. I love the fact that there are sections and a container to help keep everything organized.

I got this for my 6th grade son. He doesn't care for bread but likes the ingredients for a sandwich still, so the fact that it comes with it's own sandwich container is great! We do meat and cheese rolls instead of actually making a sandwich and put them in a snack baggie that fits inside the container perfectly with a slim ice pack. I REALLY love the fact that there is a whole other part of the lunchbox for the rest of his lunch to fit perfectly without the container taking up all of the room! The bottom of the bag has a specific space for the container so that you're no longer squishing everything to fit at once! I DEFINATELY recommend this lunchbox, especially for how much it costs! It was $14 well spent!

I put a 4"x7"x2" cold po back in the bottom compartment to see how long it would stay cold and keep my frozen cupcake in the top section cold. It did fine. It would keep it colder directly in that compartment, but it kept the cupcake cold for several hours, but wasn't frozen. I was disappointed with the plastic zipper pulls. I'd keep these working for quite a long time, but my kids would break these plastic pills soon after using. I liked the sandwich container and separate compartment, but seems odd to have a sandwich compartment on to have a sandwich on the bottom where it wouldn't get the benefit of cold, unless you'd use separate cold pack and a very thin one as well, to keep sandwich cold and protect more delicate fruit and chips, crackers or cookies, etc. in the top section. Ano th her thing that needs improvement is the top zipper. Why is there hook and loop closure that cannot be use in conjunction with the zipper? I cannot use the hook and loop unless zipper is totally open, and when I tried to carry it that way, it opened up very easily... All in all pretty typical of insulated lunch bags available out in stores. Seems sturdy overall, but rather lacking in versatility.

It didn’t come with the food container and much smaller than anticipated which is mostly on me but it advertises a food container that does not get included.

Mine didn't have the tray with it