Portable Zipper Cooking Picnic Insulated Lunch Bag

Specifications:

• Whether you're headed off to work, to the big game, or out for a day at the beach, the insulated cooler bag is the perfect companion
• Large lunch cooler bag features insulation with a heat-sealed, leak-proof inner lining, to keep food and beverages tasty and cool in all weather conditions
• Breathable back ensures you to back the useful bag for a long time
• Lightweight, active-cut hip belt has closures and cinches with a natural forward pulling motion
• There are more capacity for you to explore by open different kinds of pockets
• If you're planning a feast on the go, then you've got to have this useful cooler lunch bag
• Made of high quality material, these bags will bring your BBQ life happy and wonderful
• Color: Green
• Size: 19 x 13.5 x 30cm/7.5 x 5.3 x 11.8in(L x W x H)

Details:

• Insulated cooler bag features insulation with a heat-sealed, leak-proof inner lining, to keep food and beverages tasty and cool in all weather conditions

• Insulated cooler bag would be an elegant and valuable piece inside the house or outside

• The zippered opening lets you grab your snack in a hurry. And the picnic basket is easy to clean

• With this useful bag you'll have a good outdoor travelling time with your family

• If you're planning a feast on the go, then you've got to have this useful insulated cooler bag

How To Pack a Backpack for Camping:

A correctly packed backpack can contribute to an enjoyable trip and help you maintain balance and agility on the trail. When preparing for a backpacking and camping trip you will want to pack your backpack so that the items inside are accessible, balanced, and compressed and the outside of the pack is streamlined.

Instructions:

• Line your pack with a large, sturdy white trash bag so that your gear is protected from moisture. Use a white trash bag instead of black because it is much easier to see the stuff in your bag
• Distribute the weight of your items evenly so that the brunt of the weight is against your spine between your shoulders on the trail and between the small of your back off-trail or on flat terrain
• If you pack your heaviest items near the top of your pack it will be top heavy and disturb your balance and if it is packed too low it will cause you to bend over too far and hurt your back. Always pack your food bag above things like stove fuel or soap to prevent contamination
• Create quick access to your most frequently used items. Things like rain gear, extra layers, maps, water, sunscreen and trail snacks should be in small outer pockets or on the top lid pouch. Pack things that you won't need until you are setting up camp like stove, fuel and sleeping bag deep inside the bag
• Pack small items such as a toothbrush, knife and extra lip balm inside a small stuff sack so they don't get lost in the body of the pack
• Fill up as many dead air spaces in your pack as possible. Do not pack everything in separate stuff sacks or you will end up with a bag resembling a sack of potatoes. Pack your spoon and spice kit inside the bowl you will use for eating, stuff extra layers and socks in between the gaps of your sleeping bag in the bottom and pack a bag of food like your flour or oatmeal inside your cooking pot
• Keep as much of your gear inside your pack as possible. Do not be one of the trail tinkerers with things swinging and jangling off of your pack. Not only is this unprofessional but it is inefficient Things can get caught on branches and fall off without your knowing. If you do need to pack something on the outside of your pack like a sleeping pad, attach it securely with straps, vertically, to your pack so that you don't have anything jutting out from either side of your pack 

How to Make a Large Insulated Cooler Bag:

• When your insulated cooling needs require size, but not bulk, a cooler bag is the answer. A large-sized cooler bag made from aluminized Mylar sheets and quilted fabric can be sewn in about an hour. According to Eljen Technology, aluminized Mylar is, "thin polyester film coated on both sides with aluminum metal." The simple cooler bag utilizes a lunch sack design, making it easy to fill, roll and securely close with hook and loop strips. A cooler bag takes up less space in cars, boats, or other recreational vehicles and can be folded flat and stored when emptied of contents.

Instructions:

• Fold the aluminized Mylar sheets/blankets in half horizontally and cut two 30-inch wide by 30-inch long squares from each sheet/blanket. You will have four Mylar squares. You can buy aluminized Mylar sheets/blankets online, at camping stores or at many discount stores in the sporting goods department
• Place an aluminized Mylar square to a flat surface. Place another aluminized Mylar square on top of the first aluminized Mylar square. Place a quilted fabric square on top of the Mylar square. Pin through one edge, joining the squares
• Sew through one edge of the layered squares using the sewing machine using a 1-inch seam allowance and a straight stitch. Remove the pins. Repeat for the other two Mylar squares and one quilted fabric square
• Turn the layered squares "right side out" so the quilted fabric is between the two aluminized Mylar sheets. The quilted fabric is retained between the layers of aluminized mylar providing further insulation for the cooling bag. Aluminized mylar on the outside and inside of the cooler bag reflect heat away from, and coldness to the cooler bag's contents. The quilting layer also provides padding and stabilization for the thin sheets of aluminized mylar material. Repeat for the other joined squares
• Align the sewn edges of the layered squares together. These are the top edges of the cooler bag's opening. Pin the two unsewn sides and bottom together. You have formed a bag. Don't pin the previously sewn edges
• Start in the left top corner of the bag, and sew, using a straight stitch and 1-inch seam allowance, vertically down the side, horizontally across the bottom and up, vertically along the right side of the bag. Remove pins
• Turn the cooler bag right side out by reaching inside the bag, grasping the bottom seam and pulling it through the bag's opening. Place bag flat on a table
• Use the tape measure to measure 8-inches down from the front, top edge of the cooler bag's opening. Place a strip of self-adhesive Velcro, horizontally, across the bag. Press firmly to ensure a good bond between the adhesive and the cooler bag
• Turn the bag over so the non-velcro side is facing you. Measure 2-inches down, vertically, from the cooler bag's opening top edge. Place a strip of Velcro, horizontally, across the bag. Rub the Velcro to make sure the adhesive bonds with the bag
• Fill the insulated cooler bag with desired contents, then grasp both bag sides together, roll down, as you would a lunch sack, and secure the Velcro

Package Included:

• 1 x Insulated Lunch Bag