KuumaHeavy Duty 80 Quart Insulated Fish Bag with Drain Plug - Keeps Your Fish Cool and Fresh (50180), White/Black

Perfect size for lots of nice and fish! Now I gotta get my daughter out of it

Bought this for my 17 ft boat to be used mainly for Walleye and kokanee salmon. I'm a big Fishfighter Products junkie. They make quality USA made gear. Snoozed to long for me to grab one of their cooler bags. Looking for a bag style cooler to fit my boat and keep 3 peoples limits of fish and ice. Not much for info is out there on this bag. Before I used a Kong 70 and its great but to heavy and bulky with multiple people and gear. Went walleye fishing and put in 25lbs of ice and some sodas in the morning. Got some walleye in 70 degree sunny weather with lots of room in the bag to hold 30 plus easily of eater size. At the end of the day there was some water, but not bad. Gave 1 bag of ice to a buddy so only around 15lbs left in the bag. To test the bag on day 2, I let it sit in the truck under a locked cover in 80 degree heat till next morning. This morning, I went to check, had some ice left but not much. Thats good for me for a fish cooler bag. Cleaned up nicely. Like the gripper bottom and the beefy straps. Its not ment to go on a hike but off and on at the boat dock is perfect.My only cons about the bag. Wish the zipper fully sealed at one end like the soft yeti and rtic bags do. I'll put the zipper grease on for future use. But it works great as is just not "100% air tight".Gave it 5 stars, even with the zipper its half the cost of the yeti.

the first day in the Hawaii sun, It turned and ugly brown color from white.

Buy cheap, buy twice. I learnt that the hard way! Very durable, and keeping ice cold for 8 hours in Qatar's 50 degree C. Thoroughly recommended.

This bag completely turned yellow and isn’t the white color I originally ordered. Don’t buy it!

Love this thing! Big enough for rock cod, lings, salmon. Not overly lg on a party boat. Free standing so easy placing fish. After docking its 1 hr b4 Im hm cleaning fish. I kid you not 1/2 of them were still alive. I put 3 or 4 of those freezable hard plastic ice packs in it & it works like a charm. Even better it cleans so easily. Hose it out, grab a sponge thats got the green abrasive side dish soap & hit the inside & out. Hose it off & youre done. No fish smell. Great price & not a drop leaks. Insulation & the ice packs could easily last a few days if needed.

best bag i have used for 1st. year....after 2 years the glue that holds zipper to cover is pulling away from from eachother.....no warranty or way of curing issue except going to local sewing shop and repairing myself...would be a great longterm bag for someone who doesn't fish much....

Have not been able to use it yet but it’s really well built. Zipper is solid. Inside lining appears sturdy and puncture resistant compared to my previous bags. It seems well insulated. Kinda stiff & bulky but that goes with making it a step up I think. The drain is a bonus. Handles well designed.

Bought this cooler to replace my undersized fish cooler on the boat, primarily used for King salmon.Sceptical until I opened the box, and was blown away by the quality. Having read hundreds of reviews of similar cheaper brands I was worried this would be an overpriced leaky junk purchase, but that is not the case! It does NOT leak a drop, never tried it upside down but it flipped in the boat in rough seas and nothing made it out.Bottom 1/4 of bag has thick rubber, grippy and durable, and withstands being put in gravel while loaded or dragging off dock into boat. The handles are heavy webbing, sewn strategically into bag for lift from the bottom not at the zipper. Two smaller handles at the ends allow for two people to carry on those multi fish mornings. The zipper is heavy duty, and although slightly stiff to operate it has a seal fused into it making it pretty much air tight. The foam insulation is at least an inch thick, and keeps gel ice packs solid for most of the day even in the hot cuddy of the boat. There is a drain valve, for hosing it out, I wash it with dish soap and let it dry every trip, no staining or smell,There is a secondary valve which allows the air to escape the insulation area of bag for compacting it down. When folded in half with air released it is similar size to a hiking back pack. Have had several salmon in it at one time totalling 40ish lbs and easily slung it over the shoulder while carrying other items with both hands.Everyone who sees it thinks it’s great, not bulky to carry and takes way less space than a standard hard boat cooler. If I had a truck load of these at a salmon tournament recently I would have sold every one, (sponsorship deal kuuma??)If you fish Great Lakes salmon, and want a good cooler without the bulk awkwardness of a standard boat cooler than this is for you. I have no doubt it would hold multiple 20-30lb fish with ease. If I ever have that day I’ll post the picture here.It’s worth the money.