Coleman Classic 70 QT Hard-Sided Ice Chest Cooler, Silver Ash

This cooler is the perfect size..............about 3 feet long. Big, but not too big. It's the usual, well constructed, Igloo quality. We iced down Gatorade on a Friday afternoon and by the time we distributed it on Saturday morning it was nice and cold, and still had ice in the cooler. I would buy again with no hesitations.

upon first inspection there was on the inside of the cooler there was a black line on the bottom of the cooler about a quarter of an inch long i couldnt tell how deep it was i looked at it with a flashlight and magnifying glass and couldnt tell how deep it was so i wont know if it will leak or not i have a trip tomorow so i need to put ice in it today.

I had a great experience shopping with Walmart. The store was clean, well-organized, and stocked with everything I needed. The employees were friendly, helpful, and made the shopping experience easy from start to finish. I was impressed by the wide selection of products and the everyday low prices. Checkout was quick, and I was able to find exactly what I was looking for without any hassle. Walmart continues to be a reliable place to shop for quality products and great value. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The price was fantastic! It was lightweight, has plenty of space, and fit perfectly in my trunk! I ordered this cooler last minute before a vacation and needed something big to haul food over a few hours. It holds ice well and doesn't leak at all when the ice melts! It was much more worth it than spending loads of money on a bigger name brand like I was originally planning.

Huge cooler! Had a two day drive for vacation with children and we didn't want to go out to eat every meal in the way there so we got this instead! We had so much room we ended up stocking basic groceries. We did use lots of ice and ice packs/frozen water bottles so it stayed nice and cold even with being opened many times and sitting in the back of a truck for 2 days in the middle of summer. We did test our luck in the way home bc we had frozen food, it did not stay frozen- which I did not expect it to but thought I'd try! It stayed very cold but we did have to eat it the day we got home.

I bought this because I was taking food up to my daughter in college and we were stopping overnight at a friend's and I didn't want the food to spoil. My current 1980's coller is too small for road trips/transport and I got the biggest one for a great value that I can find. The reviews seemed good and I figured I could return it. I love it! A few notes. It is quite large. Was a good size for this weekend, but prob too big for local needs. Let me repeat - it's very large, which means it takes a lot of ice to fill. I froze some large ice packs, had my ice machine run as much as it could overnight, and then bought two bags of ice. It did the job. I heard the ice slushing around 5 days later before it had all turned to water (this is in ~55 degree day temps). Overall I'm very happy I made the purchase - it will be used on many road trips to come.

I purchased this Coleman 316 Series 120QT Hard Chest Cooler from Walmart and couldn't be happier. I added a set of adjustable aftermarket latches (purchased from another retailer), installing one on each side and two in the middle. The upgrade made the lid seal even tighter, and it performs amazingly. I used it during a Fourth of July event in temperatures around 78°F, and it held ice for about five days total. Even after bringing it home, there was still plenty of ice left inside. I experienced zero leaks, and everything stayed cold the entire time. The capacity is excellent too. I was able to fit approximately 2½ cases of bottled water with ice, plus about 25 canned beverages, with room to organize everything comfortably. Added Tip: The added latches made the seal outstanding for my needs. Trying to help those with ice retention issues maximize their results. Highly recommended!

Bought this cooler to go on a camping trip. The cooler kept our food cold. But as the ice melted it started to leak from the valve used to drain the cooler. We tried to tightened the valve but if there was enough ice that melted and water in the cooler it leaked.

I have two older versions of this cooler and I have nothing negative to say about them. We do have to store our camping gear in an out building, so they do become somewhat less effective over several years. For that reason, we replaced our previous coolers with what appeared to be the same model. From day one on our trip, we knew this cooler wouldn't be kept. The ice was mostly melted before we could set up camp and completely melted within 24 hours. This meant we had to go out to buy replacement ice all week. This cooler was in the shade. The past versions were able to hold ice for at least two or three days. Don't waste your money on this cooler unless you plan to use it for one day events or you have a good sized ice maker you can take along with you. I think I spent as much on ice as I did on the cooler for an eight day trip. Next season we will start shopping other brands or just use my old coolers. If the quality of reasonable priced coolers is this poor now, why waste money on a new one instead of using what I have?

It was delivered last night. This is day one it's 10:45 AM. 69° outside. Friday, November 6. Any amount of weight on the top of it and it sounds like something is breaking in 1 million pieces inside the lid something crunchy sounding. when you open and close the lid I don't hear anything loose though. The top of the lid is already super hot from the sun and not closing properly. I don't know if it just warps with heat It might go back after it cools back down, but that kind of defeats the purpose right? If I go to Buckys and get 100 pounds of ice for $10 and it melts by the end of the day because the lid don't actually close that's messed up. I want my FFFFing money back. It is huge and it does fit perfectly in the back of a Chevy Colorado. It needs hooks on the front with rubber straps on the lid and this would be a lot nicer, but without that this pretty much just sucks I feel like I completely wasted my money, the steps that hold the lid on this thing also really suck. They're flimsy and are probably made out of the same plastic that solo cups are made out of This would work well for like a one time event do not get this for long-term use unless it's staying inside