PackIt Personal Cooler combines the sustainable convenience of a reusable lunch bag with the long-lasting cooling of an ice pack. Put the bag in the freezer (as you would an ice pack). When you're ready to make your lunch, just remove the bag and fill it up. Packit's innovative Eco-Gel liner keeps contents cold for up to 10 hours - perfect for packing lunches in the morning and keeping food at a safe temperature till lunch.

    * Innovative 2-in-1 ice pack / lunch bag design saves space and resources - just fold, freeze & go
    * Built-in insulating Eco-Gel liner stays cold for up to 10 hours
    * Folds down to a small, compact size
    * Secure Velcro closure
    * PVC and lead-free, also free of phthalates & BPA
    * Roomy interior holds multiple reusable food containers


Featured in the 2010 Grammy Swag Bag!

PackIt Personal Cooler's brilliant design combines the sustainable convenience of a reusable lunch bag with the long-lasting cooling of an ice pack. Put the bag in the freezer (as you would an ice pack). When you're ready to make your lunch, just remove the bag and fill it up. PackIt's integrated Eco-Gel liner keeps contents cold for up to 10 hours - perfect for packing lunches in the morning and keeping food at a safe temperature until lunch. Also good for baby bottles, sporting activities, travel, medical uses and the outdoors. If you live in a hot climate, you can store cosmetics in a cold PackIt, so you won't have to worry about them melting in a hot car.

When empty, it folds up to a small, compact size, so it doesn't take up much space in the freezer or in your bag on the way home. The 2-in-1 design is especially convenient because you won't need to waste space inside the lunch bag by using a bulky icepack. Instead, there's more room for your reusable lunch containers and snack / sandwich bags!

PackIt donates a portion of proceeds to What’s In Your Lunchbox? a nonprofit organization promoting nutritious and healthy eating for children with autism with training programs focused on educating in diet, nutrition, adaptive exercise and advocacy.