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Question: The strap at the back... how big is it?  Big enough to hook around the telescopic handle of a carry-on (wheely) bag?
Document: The thick padding provides good insulation and is rigid enough to keep things from getting crushed/bruised while lugging it around.I only have two minor criticisms.First, I don't generally carry mine by the shoulder strap and the smaller carrying handle is attached to the back of the bag instead of the top which means it hangs sort of lopsided when you hold it by the handle.
* There is a loop in the back center which can be used to hang the bag on a hook, or as a handle (as opposed to using the shoulder strap). * A front mesh pocket, useful for napkins. * A smaller, enclosed (with velcro) pocket on the front, useful for utensils and such. * The top is slightly rectangular and zips on three of the four sides with a double zipper (can zip/unzip in either direction).
I bought this lunch bag for my husband because he wanted a larger one. It is large, a little too big for his needs actually. He likes it though as it keeps his food cold and had lots of room. One drawback is that it does not have a small handle to carry by hand that is in the center of the box. There is a small handle on the back of the bag but if you carry by that, the bag is tilted and you chance leaks.
With only one small handle on one side, it's difficult to maneuver, especially when it's full and heavy. I use this bag with my suitcase when I travel and take at least a couple of days worth of food with me. I put the shoulder strap over my suitcase handle but since there is only one small handle on the back of the bag, it ends up being kind of unwieldy and difficult to position.
I definitely did not anticipate it being this large. But I do have a large water bottle and this bag is exactly what I need. The one thing I like the least about it is the small handle at the back of the back. When the bag has items in it it's very awkard to carry by the single handle, as the bag is not balanced with the handle in the back.
great lunch bag, easy to clean, easy to carry, perfect size for meal and two snack periods.complete with shoulder strap, separator, and handle.
This bag is amazing. It has two compartments that can be chilled or heated or one of each. This bag can easily carry a 12 pack of cans, and possibly bottles too. My only complaint is that it doesn't have handles as well. The shoulder strap is fine, however sometimes a handle would be more convenient. Other then that, it&#8217;s fine.
Perfect for my husband. Easily fits a large lunch, drink and ice pack. Has a nice arm strap to easily carry around.
I was looking for a bigger isolated lunch bag and I found this, I got the biggest size and there is plenty of room for my food. I eat every 2-3 hours so I pack around 4-6 meals everyday to work, no problem holding the containers at all, I can also squeeze in my shaker. Side pockets are big enough to hold oatmeal and pills and all...very happy.
I bought this lunch bag (the 8"x7"x8" version) a few months ago. I liked it; it felt sturdy and looked better than it does in the picture. I could fit two sandwich-sized Tupperware containers in it with a little room to spare. Also, it had an adjustable strap that was big enough to wear over your neck/chest/shoulder, which was convenient. Then, after having used it for a few weeks, I accidentally left it in a classroom overnight.
Answer: I'd guess yes the strap should open up to fitnit