Bellemave® 25QT Portable Hard Cooler, 5-7 Day Ice Retention, Insulated Cooler for Camping Beach Fishing

Purchased this cooler about 6mths ago for on the back of our SXS. My husband can fill it up on a Thursday & go to the mud park for the whole weekend & still come home with ice in the cooler. We are about to buy another for our new SXS so they both have them

This is a great color.. Hopefully a great cooler too! It looks fantastic in my SXS. Once I have used it, I will update review on how long it keeps ice n post some pics.

Love this cooler!! Quality product!! It Heavy duty and made well, everything seals tight ,great quality and value. Definitely recommend!!

Love it works great high quality

This is the nicest cooler I have ever had. Very durable and heavy duty. The color is awesome to!

Great value keeps cold for a long time , love the pink color

Works very well. Great insulation, stays inside a truck with outside temps well over 100F+. At the end of the day ice packs are still slushy and ice cold contents.

We love this cooler! It matches our sxs perfectly!

I've had this cooler for years. Came with a yeti drain plug in it. Coincidence? I think they are the yeti blemish coolers, but can't confirm.

Have bought several of these ice chests in different size and used them in a commercial application. No complaints and in my opinion much better than the overpriced y brand.

I've always had cheap coolers that didn't keep the cold very well. This one is better than anything I've ever had.

Insulation, very good & long lasting. 7 day ice cold hold easily.Ease of use, super simpleQuality, excellentSize, perfectEase of opening, not difficultHandle easy to grip and carry.

Was looking to match my side by side… matched it.

This thing was impressive.Just did a my first road trip from LA to Anza Borrego in an open top Jeep. Put 20lbs of ice in an empty cooler Thursday morning. Started adding already-chilled beer from breweries later that afternoon. We had some luck with cool/cold nighttime temps and the cooler got a bunch of shade in the backseat, but it was in the 80s some of the weekend. It's Monday afternoon now, and even after leaving it in the car overnight, it still has ice and the drinks are still frosty cold.Love that it has a drain. Chose this one over the Yeti Roadie 24 and really happy.

Excellent cooler. Great value. Has kept ice (with a pre chill the night before) at the beach, in the sun, for 3 days with moderate opening. Kept ice in the back of a closed hot car last weekend (South East Texas Summer) for 2.5 day. Cheaper than Yeti and as good or better/

Got the small size because it had to fit in a couple spaces that normally held an old (at the time broken) Coleman 28, and it was a combo/footrest for rear kiddie passengers. I bought the Engel 25 and the updated RTIC 20. The interior spaces are similar except the layout; while Engel went wide, RTIC went deep (tall), so it could cold tall bottles if we wanted to. However, we put food in the RTIC and drinks in the Engel for a short camping fishing trip. It was a mistake - it should have been the other way around. Pre-chilling is important but access is just easier with the Engel because of: (1) latches which can be manipulated with one hand; and (2) the interior layout of the Engel. Also, while the top of the RTIC lid was smooth, the Engel was rough and grippy for standing on. If my old steel-belted Coleman 54 ever conks out (doubtful), I'm probably going to replace it with a bigger Engel.

I bought this cooler to use with my Bote Drift inflatable paddleboard. Bote promotes the Yeti Tundra 35 which seems to run around 299 everywhere you check. I got the ENG25, which is about the same size as the Yeti Tundra 35 for 189 on Amazon. I'll start by saying that I've never used a Yeti so I really can't compare, but here's where I come out on the Engel. First, it is very sturdy and beefy. This was an issue for me as I am sitting and standing on it when it is strapped on my paddleboard. Second, it holds ice for a long time. I originally didn't think this would be a big deal for me as I usually only go paddleboarding for the day. But I've found that I can keep the ice in it over the weekend for multiple different outings and that is a nice feature. I don't know how it stacks up to the competition, but it lasts longer than the cheaper coolers I have bought. Third, and this is the only negative, the latches are not as sturdy as I thought they would be. I thought the buckles were rubber coated steel and would create some real pressure on the lid when closed. But they are just rubber with steel ends and are very flexible. So it doesn't really hold the lid down that tight. I can't tell if that is an intentional design -- maybe Engel does it to allow pressure in the cooler from being relieved, but the end result is not a "locking" feel. Overall, I am happy with the purchase. Yeti may have better brand recognition but I saved over 100 bucks.

I sit it on the front seat of the suv for long drives and as an assist to my Engel 35 or 36 quart large one for camping. I stuck a ten pound bag of seven eleven ice in it three days ago and left it in my heated garage and so far the bag is still half full of ice and some water in the bottom. Not bad for a small cooler with nothing at all loaded into it. These are expensive but it seems to me that they sufficiently prolongue the value of the ice. Small ones like this aren't going to last a week but if I had loaded it with cool drinks or materials and then put the ice in I think it would easily keep them cool for several days. Good enough. Why not five stars? Simple: they, of necessity I suppose, are heavy for their size. Would be true of yeti, grizzly or engel I believe.

I bought this cooler to carry items in the back of my jeep on rough trips and around town. I wanted to bee able to tie it down and still get into it without removing the tie down straps. I also wanted a sturdy long lasting cooler so I wouldnn't need to replace it or parts on a regular basis. Finally, I wanted a "premium" cooler that would keep ice longer than typical store offerings. I searched and researched and was about to buy a YETI when I discovered this ENGEL. It is designed almost the same as a YETI. Functionally, it accomplishes everything that drew me to look at the YETI. One difference that mattered was size. This cooler is a bit smaller and more convenient for my jeep. I liked that. This cooler was a bit less expensive. I liked that. This cooler was reported to have 2" insulation all around while the YETTI was reported to have less in the bottom. I liked that. I Bought this cooler thinking I was getting a cooler that would keep ice longer and cost less - Real Value. Well, it did cost less at $200 than the YETI. Unfortunately, it doesn't keep ice very well. I mean it does OK but nothing spectacular at all. I get about 3-4 days total cooling with days 2-4 hhaving a lot of water. Further the seal leaks water when I make turns that slosh the ice/water. I end up with water all over the back of my Jeep. I even wonder if that poor seal has something to do with not holding ice that well. I don't know that the YETI would be any better but, I am not pleased with this large outlay of cash. I don't mind spending money if I get what I'm paying for. In fact, I beleive that spending more often results in True Value. I would not recommend this to a friend or anyone else. In my opinion, it is NOT Worth the Money - Poor Value. By the way, the YETI is made in the USA. This cooler was imported from Thailand.