6 pack dry cooler bag
Rating: 4 out of 5
By Kevin j.
Functional and a good size, I've used it for for work with a couple cans of soda and sandwich. The front pocket worked well for utensils and other dry items
6-Pack Dry Bag Cooler
Story
Is that a…? Oh yes it is — a sling/dry bag combo made to keep everything cold and handy while you’re on the go. Insulated and waterproof, it’s built to easily carry a six-pack of your favorite suds with enough space to stash other essentials in the front mesh pocket. The adjustable strap can be worn in multiple ways to ensure you never get tuckered out being the group’s portable bartender.
Features & Benefits
- A compact, insulated dry bag that keeps six cans cold for up to 15 hours
- Front mesh pocket for extra storage
- Waterproof roll-top closure keeps everything safe and dry
- Adjustable strap can be worn on the shoulder or crossbody
- Four heavy-duty D-rings
- Durable PVC exterior with heat-welded seams
- Pair with Wren Slim Ice Packs to keep cans colder for longer (sold separately)
- Instructions: Tightly roll the top down three times and clip buckles together
Materials & Care
- Durable 500D PVC fabric with nylon webbing
- Insulated cooler lining
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Specs
- Rolled: (H) 9” x (W) 12” x (D) 5.5”
- 7L capacity
Price: $48.00
Rating: 4.8 out of 5 (114 reviews)
A compact way to carry a sixer.
Customer Reviews
Great Size and Style
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Sarah K.
Purchased for Father's Day, and it's already gotten a ton of use - though it's sized for a six pack of beverages, it's working great as a general picnic cooler as well. It stays cool and is convenient to carry!
6 Pack Dry Cooler
Rating: 3 out of 5
By Dalton G.
The cooler is good for a 6 pack. I use it as a lunch box and it doesn’t keep food as cold as I thought it would even with a really strong ice pack. The insulation inside also has a strong smell that hasn’t gone away after leaving it open for over 2 weeks when I’m not using it. It’s durable and rugged but has some flaws that could be improved.
Tested water box
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Karim S.
I tested the 6 pack cooler and the watering, the water box i tested first in my kitchen sink then took it out with me kayaking and it worked wonderfully. I have a bigger wren dry bag before this smaller one and loved them both. But high praise for the waterborne. but still question price compare to others i see in the market.
Great Dry Bag Cooler
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Michelle F.
This is a great little dry bag cooler. It seals up just like all my other dry bags, and it holds a 6-pack and ice packs easily. I can even fit 9 drinks if I push it. It's the perfect little day bag to take along on our adventures. It keeps drinks fairly cold for quite a while, too, with ice packs. So that's great.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this actually waterproof or just water-resistant?
Truly waterproof — reviewers have tested it kayaking and submerging it, confirming the roll-top closure and heat-welded 500D PVC seams keep contents fully dry. Roll the top down three times and clip the buckles for a complete seal.
How many cans does it actually fit, and how long does it keep drinks cold?
Holds a true 6-pack, and reviewers note you can fit up to 9 cans with efficient packing. With ice packs (Wren Slim Ice Packs sold separately), the insulated lining keeps cans cold for up to 15 hours — well beyond a day on the water or a round of golf.
Can it be worn as a sling bag?
Yes — the adjustable strap is specifically designed to be worn on the shoulder or crossbody as a sling, making it genuinely hands-free for kayaking, fishing, hiking, and outdoor events. Four heavy-duty D-rings provide additional attachment points.
What else do reviewers use it for beyond keeping drinks cold?
Reviewers use it as a kayak dry bag for phones, wallets, and electronics; a fishing tackle bag; an everyday lunch bag; and a general picnic sling. The combination of waterproofing, insulation, and sling carry makes it versatile across any activity where you need things cold, dry, or both.
Is the front mesh pocket useful?
Yes — reviewers use it for utensils, snacks, keys, sunscreen, and small items that need to stay accessible without opening the main roll-top. The mesh window lets you see and grab items quickly.