ENGELCoolers ENG123 Cooler | 100 Can High Performance Durable Seamless Rotationally Molded Ice Box for Camping, Hunting, and Fishing

using as a boat cooler and seating for a offshore center console boat. Held ice for about 5-6 days and kept water cold for 7 days.

Bought this cooler for a trip to Islamorada, it delivered excellent ice keeping quality.

I think this is a better option than Yeti, definitely cheaper. Cheaper than Yeti but just as good.

Bomber! I've used it now on two rafting trips--the Green River through Desolation and Gray Canyons in late June (six days, five nights), and the San Juan River in Glen Canyon National Recreation (four days, five nights) in early July. Hot as Hades on both trips. Kept my frozen stuff frozen for the full duration on the Green. For the San Juan, I lined the inside with Reflectix and covered it every day with a wet, white towel (ideas I picked up from people smarter than me on the Green). Had enough ice left at the pullout to cool a keg. Just didn't have the keg. I bought it instead of the Yeti simply because, while I wanted a high-end, high-quality cooler, I didn't want to have to yank it out of my drop bag just to gain access to the inside. The Yetis have those long rubber straps, and while I'm sure they're good at keeping the lid snug, they go well below the frame rails on my raft and would make opening them a PITA. The Engel's snaps sit right above my frame and I don't have to lift it to get into it. Plus it fits perfectly into the 42" interior of my raft. You should have seen the faces of my friends when opened it up at the end and invited them to see how much ice I had in it! Couldn't be happier with my Engel 123 quart cooler!

Ice lasts

We used this for drinks at Watershed at the Gorge and worked perfectly. Stuff was frozen and cold.

Awesome cooler for the price held 60lbs of ice in the Georgia heat for six days

I've had my cooler since March 2016 (about 4 months as of this review). One of the rubber latches already broke off from what appears to be dry rot and another is about to go. Way to soon for this to be happening on such a high dollar cooler. It should be noted though, I have a yeti that I've had for about 3 years and it's still fine, latches and all. I do use them both a lot. More than most I would suspect. I think when the latches are on it the Engel held ice better, but I'll venture to say the yeti is more durable. I contacted my Amazon seller (American Legacy Fishing Co) about the issue and they said they were no longer able to handle warranty claims. They sent me to Engel direct. I called Engel, and while the lady I spoke to was very polite and expressed concern over the damaged product, they "just ran out of replacement latches this morning," so they were unable to send me a replacement. Said they wouldn't have any more in for about a month. Maybe a common problem? So now I am here in baja Mexico about to go fishing with a very expensive piece of plastic that won't hold ice any better than a Coleman. I know what my next cooler purchase will be... or rather, won't be.

The cooler itself is alright. Seems well made. Wish I just bought a Yeti instead of the Engel as purchasing any additional things such as the divider or rack costs $42 US just to ship. Probably be cheaper in the long run to just buy a Yeti.

De qualité supérieur. Conserve sa glace. Très bonne achat

Supreme quality, fit and finish.....far better pricing than any of the competition