How many times have you needed a larger sized lunch bag, but not a whole cooler? Well for our family it happens a lot, in fact almost every day.
My guys work 12 hour shifts at their security jobs, which means they are gone for several meals during the day. A standard lunch bag just does not hold enough for a 12 hour shift. Since they work nights and in a semi-remote location, the option of going somewhere to pick something up just isn't there. So having a lunch bag that will hold all they need is important.
When I got the Big Easy Brands Sacko Large Insulated Lunch Bag with Adjustable Shoulder Strap I was excited. I knew it was big enough to do the job for my guys!
The lunch bag is made from a polyester material that is easy to keep clean, so if anything spills it can be wiped up really easily. There is a large main compartment that is super deep and can hold a lot! You can put a six-pack of soda in it and still have room for several containers with food. It has multiple pockets on the outside (one zippered and the other not) for stashing things you need to take with your like silverware, a can opener, napkins, etc...
On the outside are elastic ropes to hold a beverage bottle, even a large one. The strap locks the bottle or cups in place so you can carry it without having to worry about it falling out. it also has a great side handle to carry the bag with if you choose not to use the adjustable shoulder strap.
The bag measures 12.25"h x 10.25"w x 8.75"d, so you can see it is really good sized! Perfect for a small picnic, multiple meals for someone who has long work hours, or to take snacks along on a road trip with the family! So far, my guys really like it for going back and forth to work with. It keeps cold things cold and hot things hot!
You can purchase your own Sacko Large Insulated Lunch Bag with Adjustable Shoulder Strap HERE! The bag is available in red, blue or black.
We received samples of the products for the purpose of review. No other compensation was given. All opinions expressed here are those of the author.
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