Heytrip Cooler Backpack 36/54 Can Insulated Pack - 20 Hour Cold
Heytrip Cooler Backpack 36/54 Can Insulated Pack - 20 Hour Cold
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In this review the Heytrip cooler backpack is evaluated as a practical choice for day trips, beach outings, and short camping stints where carrying capacity and cold retention matter most. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of an extra-large capacity with layered insulation that holds ice and chilled drinks for extended periods; it comfortably stores up to 36/54 cans and keeps contents cold while being easy to carry. The pack is ruggedly built and organized for hands-free transport, which makes it useful for active outdoor users.
Key Features
- Extra-large Capacity: The main insulated compartment holds up to 36/54 cans, so you can pack drinks, meals, and snacks for a full day out without constant resupply.
- Leakproof & Waterproof: A hot-pressed inner liner and five-layer insulation provide strong cold retention and reduce the chance of leaks reaching the exterior during use.
- Durable Exterior: Scratch-resistant 600D Oxford cloth and waterproof PVC fabric resist moisture and abrasion for rugged outdoor use.
- Ergonomic Carry: Thicker padded back, breathable design, and soft shoulder straps make longer carries more comfortable and reduce shoulder strain.
- Organized Storage: Multiple compartments and pockets, including top, front, hidden front zipper, and two mesh side pockets, keep food and gear separated and accessible.
- Modular Function: Molle straps and a built-in bottle opener on the shoulder strap add utility for attaching accessories and enjoying beverages on the go.
Who It's For
This cooler backpack is best for outdoor enthusiasts who need a robust, hands-free cooler for beach days, picnics, short hikes, and tailgates; the large capacity suits groups or longer day trips. It also fits users who value organized storage and modularity thanks to the molle system and multiple pockets.
Those who prioritize foolproof warranty-backed hardware or fully watertight zippers for submersion should look elsewhere, since some customers reported mixed durability on the zippers and a few early failures; for heavy daily commercial use a dedicated rugged cooler may be a better fit.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Roomy insulated compartment holds many cans and meals for group outings.
- Good cold retention from 5-layer insulation and hot-pressed liner keeps drinks chilled.
- Comfortable ergonomic carry system and multiple carry options ease long walks.
- Durable outer fabrics and molle system add versatility and protection.
Cons
- Zipper durability has received mixed feedback and may not be fully watertight under all conditions.
- Some customers reported occasional early durability issues, so gentle use and inspection are advised.
Specifications
| Capacity | Holds up to 36/54 cans |
| Cold retention | Up to 20 hours (insulated) |
| Exterior material | 600D Oxford cloth with waterproof PVC fabric |
| Insulation | 5-layer insulated inner liner with hot-pressing |
| Carry options | Padded back, soft shoulder straps, side handles, adjustable strap |
| Storage | Main insulated compartment, top pocket, front pocket, hidden front pocket, 2 mesh side pockets |
| Extras | Molle system and shoulder strap bottle opener |
Our Verdict
The Heytrip cooler backpack is a sensible value for outdoors users who need a large-capacity, insulated pack that stays comfortable to carry and keeps food and drinks cold for many hours. It pairs useful organization and rugged materials with modular features, but prospective buyers should be aware of occasional zipper durability reports and treat the pack accordingly. For day trips, beach use, and casual camping it offers strong utility and good cold retention for the price.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cans will it hold?
It holds up to 36/54 cans in the main insulated compartment, depending on packing and ice.
Is the cooler waterproof?
The exterior is waterproof PVC and the liner is hot-pressed for leak resistance, but zippers are not fully watertight in all situations.
Can it be used for hiking?
Yes, the padded back and soft shoulder straps make it suitable for day hikes and beach walks where hands-free carry is desired.
Editor's Take
The Heytrip cooler backpack offers a large 36/54 can capacity with strong insulation and comfortable carrying, making it a practical value for day trips and beach outings despite some zipper durability reports.

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