Works great. It kept drinks cold for 7 days. Would have given it 5 stars but it was shipped by fed ex and was supposed to be shipped in two days it took over a week maybe fed ex should stay out of politics and manage there business instead

Nice cooler

Very nice cooler. Held ice well. Heavy but that was as described and typical of this type of cooler. The only down side was that it didn't come with any written info on care, warranty, etc.

It works great for me.

Its big and heavy. But thats not a problem for me. I use it for storing ice only. I have a smaller cooler for drinks and food. It only gets opened about every two days to get ice for the smaller cooler. Five blocks and four bags of cubes and it still had ice on day six. And lots of freezing cold water which I would dip out every time I opened it and put into the drink cooler. I don't think the ice would last more than three days if you opened it often. Full of ice it is very difficult to move so plan for that. Very good cooler for extended camping or big crowds.

Best cooler for the price, size, and function

So this is a generic “Seavilis” which is another brand about $258 for this size. You could look up for reviews as that to compare because even on amazon Xspec doesn’t have a ton of reviews. However this does compare to yeti’s in many ways. I can not attest to the 7 day ice retention but it wouldn’t surprise me, based on the day trips and lack of water at the bottom of the cooler. The release valve is useful because there is an airtight seal almost every time I open it. And 60 qts is the perfect cooler, heavy but not terrible and will fit days worth of food and drink. Also handles are much better than yeti. I would definitely buy again and the camo is very cool looking! Hope this helps.