Stanley lunch cooler presents a lot of features that makes them one of the best built and heavy-duty lunch coolers on the market today.
I have curated a detailed review of the Stanley lunch cooler for the readers of Epic Lunch Packing! So as to help you figure out how to choose the best lunch cooler for your outdoor meals.
Before we jump right into the review, it is important to realize that Stanley makes several lunch coolers that are different in sizes and storage capacity.
And they are as follows:
Stanley Lunch Cooler Line
There are four categories of hard coolers that Stanley makes, all of which vary according to their storage capacity.
Stanley Classic Lunch Box- 5.5 Quartz
This lunch cooler makes up a standard size lunch pail for one person.
Because of the dome top and metal bracelet, it can carry the 16 oz Stanley thermos, the 17 oz classic vacuum bottle, or a mug well nested within its lid.
It is available only in one color tone- Hammertone Green.
Should You Buy It?
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Stanley Classic Lunch Box- 10 Quartz
The Stanley classic 10 qt is available in three different color tones and it is the best option to take along when you intend packing breakfast, lunch, and dinner for winter.
Unfortunately, the box cooler is not airtight, as there are large gaps on the backside that dust can penetrate through.
Should You Buy It?
This box cooler would make a good large lunch cooler, if:
You need a durable winter lunch pail
You need a cooler that can contain the 24 oz classic vacuum food jar
But you should not buy it if:
You work in a construction environment as dust, rain, and particles can easily get in, making this box useless.
You need a cooler for extreme heat as it is not the best summer lunch pail available
Stanley Heritage Adventure Lunch Cooler
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Should You Buy It?
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Stanley Adventure Cooler + Thermos Set
This remains one of Stanley's innovations when it comes to lunch box coolers. This model is a combination of any of the Heritage Adventure Coolers and the 1.5 quart Classic Legendary Vacuum Bottle.
The interior of the lunch box is spacious and sectioned to keep multiple items cool and organized. The locking handle is designed to hold the thermos in place.
The thermos is designed with stainless steel, to prevent rusting, and it is naturally BPA-free while keeping liquids hot for up to 40 hours, cold for up to 35 hours, and iced for up to 6 days
Should You Buy It?
This model of Stanley lunch box is a must-have if:
You are a construction worker
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