Name: IceMule Pro
Brand: IceMule
SKU: 62a306ed503ea4c2d10ebd14
Rating: 4.0 (6 reviews)

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With many exciting backpack coolers now on the scene, we retested this pack next to several new models, and the IceMule Pro handily holds its own among the backpack-style coolers. Though this cooler requires a bit of a learning curve, it proves itself incredibly easy to use and comfortable to carry. The large roll-top design allows easy access to its contents, so you won't have to remove everything on top to reach that last cold soda at the bottom. Soft, wide shoulder straps, a longer torso length, and sides easily inflated or deflated by hand make this pack much more comfortable to carry than its many rigid competitors. With a lightly padded back panel, breathable mesh, and a more flexible structure, we found ourselves much less sweaty hiking this model down the trail than any other backpack cooler. It also performs quite well among backpack models in our insulation testing and is solidly durable.
It took some time for us to figure out the best way to use the inflatable sides to maximize both capacity and insulation, but once we got that down, we enjoyed the extra padding provided by the air-filled walls. However, we can't quite get the top rolled tight enough to be waterproof, though it only leaks little drips when completely inverted. When fully loaded with a whopping 39 cans, we wish we had a waist belt to take some of the weight off our shoulders. But for lighter loads, wearing the IceMule is like carrying a grade school backpack. While we wish it had more pockets on the outside for extra items, we enjoy using the IceMule Pro, and it is our go-to choice for bringing a few refreshments along for a multi-mile hike or for any destination a little further from the parking lot.

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For the ultimate in portability, backpack-style coolers are the clear winners. And many of these bags, including ICEMULE’s Pro series, share a lot in common with regular daypacks. The Pro’s padded shoulder straps keep it comfortable even when loaded down with ice, food, and beverages, and the ventilated backpanel does a decent job at keeping you cool. With a 1,000-denier, waterproof build, the drybag-like ICEMULE should be able to withstand just about all the scratches, scrapes, and tussles that crop up along the trail or in the water (we’ve also found it suitably tough for air travel).

In order to shave weight and materials, some backpack coolers like the ICEMULE Pro lack structure. Compared to many other soft-sided models here, the Pro can feel a bit sloppy if loaded improperly (the upside is it can be compressed with the roll-top closure). This also translates to less insulating power, although the Pro’s 24 hours of ice retention is actually fairly good in this category. In comparing the Pro with other backpack options, you can go colder with alternatives like YETI’s Hopper M20 or more modern with the Hydro Flask 20 L Day Escape, and both offer more structure and leak protection. But where the ICEMULE Pro stands apart is value: It undercuts most of the competition significantly in price while still delivering solid performance and functionality overall.See the ICEMULE Pro Large

For the ultimate in portability, the IceMule Pro is where we turn to. Though the number of backpack-style soft coolers has continued to increase, this one is the only one we truly find comfortable to carry for serious and longer distance hikes. Its walls can be inflated or deflated to match your load, body, and preference and its shoulder straps are soft and flexible. It offers solid insulation to keep your peak-bagging beverages chilled until you reach the summit and an easy roll-top design that's beyond simple to use. Made of thick, waterproof material, this backpack cooler proved itself more than capable of holding its integrity through all our backcountry rough handling.
Those inflatable walls can be a bit tricky to get the hang of at first, finding the happy medium that matches appropriate insulation with reasonable comfort, but we think is worth the effort. The durable fabric edges of the roll-top and thick sides make it very difficult to get a truly watertight seal when the cooler is inverted, so be careful when setting it down in the back of your car. When fully loaded, the IceMule Pro carries 39 cans &mdash; and makes us wish it had a weight-bearing waist strap. But for what we most like to carry for a daytime adventure, it's not bad. We wish it had exterior pockets. Still, for bringing some cool refreshments and a chilled lunch for a few friends on a longer walking journey, this comfortable backpack cooler is our top choice.
Read more: IceMule Pro review

With many exciting backpack coolers now on the scene, we retested this pack next to several new models, and the IceMule Pro handily holds its own among the backpack-style coolers. Though this cooler requires a bit of a learning curve, it proves itself incredibly easy to use and comfortable to carry. The large roll-top design allows easy access to its contents, so you won't have to remove everything on top to reach that last cold soda at the bottom. Soft, wide shoulder straps, a longer torso length, and sides easily inflated or deflated by hand make this pack much more comfortable to carry than its many rigid competitors. With a lightly padded back panel, breathable mesh, and a more flexible structure, we found ourselves much less sweaty hiking this model down the trail than any other backpack cooler. It also performs quite well among backpack models in our insulation testing and is solidly durable.
It took some time for us to figure out the best way to use the inflatable sides to maximize both capacity and insulation, but once we got that down, we enjoyed the extra padding provided by the air-filled walls. However, we can't quite get the top rolled tight enough to be waterproof, though it only leaks little drips when completely inverted. When fully loaded with a whopping 39 cans, we wish we had a waist belt to take some of the weight off our shoulders. But for lighter loads, wearing the IceMule is like carrying a grade school backpack. While we wish it had more pockets on the outside for extra items, we enjoy using the IceMule Pro, and it is our go-to choice for bringing a few refreshments along for a multi-mile hike or for any destination a little further from the parking lot.
Read more: IceMule Pro review

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 That is completely waterproof, and it helps insulate the food or drinks that you have inside. In addition to that, there's also an insulating foam layer in between plus there's a valve that allows air to be added, which increases the insulation value of the cooler. We packed ice into the cooler in the morning from our hotel and when we got out ready to hike for lunch, we decided to pack everything else in there. It even had enough room to put in our plates and napkins and all the other things that we would need once you pack in your supplies, it's just as simple as rolling down the top

 You'Ll see what happens here. The ice was still a salad, brick, seven hours later, all of our food that we had left in the cooler all day in the Sun was ice-cold. Some of the best features that we feel exemplify the awesomeness of this cooler. Our fact that the seams are super welded, so they're, really tight in the polar tech layer, their polar layer is really strong

 It felt very comfortable on both of our backs. The cooler itself is made up of what they call mule, skinny, tee and mule skinny V, which creates this shell. That is completely waterproof, and it helps insulate the food or drinks that you have inside. In addition to that, there's also an insulating foam layer in between plus there's a valve that allows air to be added, which increases the insulation value of the cooler

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The m30 you mentioned is not even close, even if you were trying to take that as your carry on itself.  That is the largest soft cooler that Yeti makes right now.  The bottom is too wide and deep and is solid.  The sides are soft but very rigid foam so you will not be able to collapse them like cheaper soft cooler bags

It looks like you are asking about putting the cooler inside another carry-on bag, which is not going to be possible with anything larger than the hopper flip 8 (and even that is a stretch) or one of the lunchboxes.  None of the yeti soft coolers "collapse" or roll up like cheaper coolers do.

Looking for a good collapsible cooler that we can use on our trips but I would like it to fit inside our carry-on luggage as oftentimes we do not check bags when we fly. Any suggestions if the M30 does not do it would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

<div class="md"><p>Looking for a good collapsible cooler that we can use on our trips but I would like it to fit inside our carry-on luggage as oftentimes we do not check bags when we fly. Any suggestions if the M30 does not do it would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!</p>
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Does the new M30 collapse enough to be put into a carry-on piece of luggage for flying? If not, any Yetis that you would recommend?

What is going on guys who own purpose fishing here today? I have a product review today, I'm going to be reviewing the ice mule. This is a it's a portable cooler, it's a it's a soft bat and it's a it's. It'S not like a big bulky block. Cooler, like everybody's, been using for centuries and centuries

 Now maybe I can show you a little bit here. Like I don't know it's it's pretty. It'S pretty huge on the inside um. It has what they like to call polar layer, insulation, which is of selling me about the pad and there's another feature that helps keep it even more insulated, which is this little right here

 That'S what the that's, what no zippers is doing here. The scenes are rate rating up to 65 pounds, so it's small, pretty durable stuff and on the back, you have a padded and ventilated backpack strap. You can see in the back here all the holes in it that helps keep it more ventilated, so that whenever you're carrying this, whenever you're hiking or you're camping, it helps keep your backpack. Or I mean I should say your bag, not so sweaty and that's something big on me

 So let me go ahead and tell you a little bit about the eye ice mule ice, mule cooler! Whenever you get it you're gon na pretty much again, it's gon na be in a big box to ping on the which one you get then you're gon na get the a little paper in here talking about the the air valve which is on it. I think this is all of it. It says ice mule cooler set up for retail, so I don't know if I just got this one, but it also tells you kind of how to UM shut the ice mule, and it also has a some other features about it. So inside of the actual ice mule piece of cardboard and then there is a little strap in a clip here, so I'm not wonderful positive! Oh, oh wait! I can't do that

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Does anyone have experience with packable coolers?   


Looking for cons specifically, but I love to hear pros 

This igloo packable puffer caught my eye and it’d most likely get use at the beach as well.

<div class="md"><p>Does anyone have experience with packable coolers?   </p>

<p>Looking for cons specifically, but I love to hear pros </p>

<p>This igloo packable puffer caught my eye and it’d most likely get use at the beach as well.</p>
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Packable Cooler Bag.

 Super comfortable straps are comfy. There'S this, like sort of dense foam, strap your padding on the back of the cooler body itself and the exterior of it. Aside from also having this bungy system for strapping down small things, the exteriors made out of this like really heavy-duty sort of rubberized material, and it just it wipes clean, and it just feels a lot sturdier than the classic version. I guess the classic different sort of material on the outside

 It'S kind of like this kandacy PVC vinyl stuff, it's not as like, smooth and rubberized as the pro, but it's also sturdy. I have another one that actually suffered a pretty serious gash from like a stray bracket inside of a kayak one trip a long time ago, and it actually it cut it open. So it's sharp objects will definitely do some damage to this one. I don't know about this one

 Just the way they're advertised and they do everything that I have needed them to do - I'm gon na keep using them so y'all should to take it easy. 

IceMule Classic vs. IceMule Pro Cooler Review and Ice Test

With many exciting backpack coolers now on the scene, we retested this pack next to several new models, and the IceMule Pro handily holds its own among the backpack-style coolers. Though this cooler requires a bit of a learning curve, it proves itself incredibly easy to use and comfortable to carry. The large roll-top design allows easy access to its contents, so you won't have to remove everything on top to reach that last cold soda at the bottom. Soft, wide shoulder straps, a longer torso length, and sides easily inflated or deflated by hand make this pack much more comfortable to carry than its many rigid competitors

It took some time for us to figure out the best way to use the inflatable sides to maximize both capacity and insulation, but once we got that down, we enjoyed the extra padding provided by the air-filled walls. However, we can't quite get the top rolled tight enough to be waterproof, though it only leaks little drips when completely inverted. When fully loaded with a whopping 39 cans, we wish we had a waist belt to take some of the weight off our shoulders. But for lighter loads, wearing the IceMule is like carrying a grade school backpack

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