Is this actually a hard cooler, or a soft bag?
It's a soft-sided tote — nylon and Oxford-fabric construction with an insulated liner — not a rigid, rotomolded cooler like a hard ice chest. The "cooler" and "leakproof" language in the title refers to the insulated, spill-resistant liner inside a fabric bag, the same category as most insulated lunch totes, not a molded-plastic shell. If you're picturing something with rigid walls that stands up empty on its own the way a hard cooler does, that's not what this is; it collapses and folds flatter like any soft bag when it's empty or lightly loaded, then holds its shape once packed.
How much can it actually hold?
EASYA gives it a 15-liter capacity and dimensions of 13"L x 6.3"W x 11.3"H. There's a single main insulated compartment rather than divided sections, plus exterior zippered pockets for smaller items, and it can fit a full day of meals, snacks and a large water bottle while weighing 1.2 pounds empty.
Will it actually keep food cold all day?
EASYA doesn't give a figure in hours. What it does have is a thickened foam-cotton layer and a seamless foil liner, and with two small ice packs it can keep food cold all day; hot food can stay warm for hours too. Actual performance will vary with ice pack size and count, the room temperature, and how often the bag gets opened during the day.
What's it made of, and how do you clean it?
The outer shell is Oxford fabric, a tightly woven nylon textile, with hardware described as all metal stainless steel rather than plastic. Stainless hardware is worth noting here because a bag that regularly carries condensation and melting ice packs is exactly the environment where cheaper plated-metal or plastic clips tend to corrode over time. Care instructions specify hand wash only — it isn't machine washable or dishwasher safe, so wipe it down or hand-clean and air-dry it rather than using a washer or dishwasher.
Can you carry it different ways?
Yes — it has a soft carrying handle for tote-style use plus a detachable, adjustable shoulder strap for hands-free carrying. The strap is a separate accessory rather than fixed in place, so it can be removed entirely if you only want the handle, or attached when you need both hands free for a commute. EASYA doesn't give the strap's length range, so if drop length matters, check the product photos before buying.
What comes in the box?
One EASYA lunch bag plus one adjustable, removable shoulder strap. That's the full kit — no ice packs, food containers, dividers or pocket inserts are included, despite the bag's food-carrying purpose. Plan to supply your own ice packs and containers to use the insulated main compartment the way it's designed to be used, as with most insulated lunch totes.
