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Astronaut Bear Cooler Bag — Insulated Lunch Tote for Kids & Space Fans
This compact cooler bag brings effortless chill to short adventures — a nimble companion for beach afternoons, park picnics, or commuter lunches. The insulated domed top plus roomy main compartment keep up to six 12-oz cans cold while the leak-resistant PEVA lining makes cleanups quick. Practical pockets (front slip and mesh side) hold napkins, utensils, or a water bottle. Carry it by the padded web handle, sling it with the removable adjustable shoulder strap, or attach it to a larger bag for hands-free travel. Built from durable 450D ripstop polyester, it feels tough without weighing you down. The embroidered front artwork adds personality so this cooler looks as good as the refreshments inside.

Product features
- Two external pockets: front slip pocket and mesh side pocket for small essentials
- Dual insulated compartments: domed top plus spacious main compartment holds up to six 12-oz cans
- Durable construction: 450D ripstop polyester with leak-resistant PEVA lining
- Versatile carry options: removable, adjustable shoulder strap and web top handle
- Secure closures & compact size: zippered compartments; dimensions 9.75"h x 10.5"w x 7"d (11 L capacity)

Care instructions
- Spot clean

Astronaut Bear Cooler Bag — Insulated Lunch Tote for Kids & Space Fans

$55.88Price
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