Picnic Time Zuma Insulated Cooler Backpack

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I'm very pleased with this backpack. We use this for family outings to the zoo, museum etc.

All the great points:
-It is comfortable to wear all day which is very important.
-It fits quite a bit of food in the cooler part for our family of 3 WITH room to spare
-The 'gear' bag on top holds a good amount of extras such as light jackets, change of clothes for our son and a few other odds and ends.
-'Gear' bag cinches closed as well as has 2 secure buckles.

Here are a few other things to note:
-The cooler does get a bit smooshed when you've taken all the food out as another review had said. It's not that big a deal unless you have to put it down a lot, it's not as sturdy for standing up (when top heavy due to the top being full). I have a plastic insert from a previous cooler I own and I'm going to put it in next time to see if it helps keep it more rigid - but, the pack is meant to be on your back anyway).
-The extra pocket on the front seems a little tight to me. I would prefer a bit more material there so it's easier to get things in and out. It's not terrible, I would just prefer a little more space.
-I used ice packs and didn't have any condensation or wetness the way another reviewer said. I think they said they used ice so maybe their bag leaked?

What I wish it had:
-A hidden inside compartment to hold money or credit card
-A water bottle holder on the outside of it.

Overall, very happy with the insulated backpack, it was just what I was looking for and the price point is great too. I've only used it once but it appears to be of good quality so we'll be able to use it for a long time.

Picnic Time Zuma Insulated Cooler Backpack Features

• Picnic Time Zuma insulated cooler backpack
• Made of durable polyester and divided into two sections; one for clothing, the other is insulated for food or drink
• Insulated section is heat-sealed, rendering a water-resistant lining to guard against leaks
• A large zipper pocket keeps your personal effects close at hand
• Stylish, lightweight and functional

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Price : $24.95

Overviews

The Picnic Time Zuma insulated cooler backpack won't weigh you down when carrying food and gear to your destination. The backpack is made of durable 600D polyester and divided into two sections. The top mesh section, with it's drawstring closure, is designed to hold clothing, towels, or other gear that needs to breathe. The bottom section features ThermoGuard insulation to keep food warm or cool for hours and a heat-sealed, water-resistant lining to guard against leaks. The Zuma also has one large zipper pocket which keeps your personal effects close at hand. Stylish, lightweight and functional, the Zuma is terrific for on campus, day trips, hiking, the beach, sporting events, and fishing.

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Customer Review

great for days out with toddler - julie-elizabeth mack - No. Va.
Our family really uses this bag. I bought it in Luray while visiting my parents and it was well worth the money. I am a celiac and my son has severe food allergies, so we always have to carry our food everywhere. I can fit two frozen icepacks, and lunch for four and it will stay cold for hours and hours. The top part carries my sons diaper wallet, in a ziploc, and fruit or special crackers or whatever else we have. The only problem I have is when I use the bag and don't fill up the bottom with something. The sides aren't rigid which allows it to expand, but it would be nice to have a wire frame or something to keep it rigid when I just want to use it for two people and a diaper bag. I would recommend this bag for people with food allergies, people who like to picnic, and families who like to go out to museums and such and take along their lunches.

*** Product Information and Prices Stored: Apr 28, 2010 22:12:49

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