In reply to Post #1
I spilled milk in my Aqua large cool bag, and couldn't get rid of the smell. So I bought the tf gear Cool bag which comes with cutlery plate etc. £29👍

In reply to Post #16
Same as bought one ages ago,for the price there decent

I'm going to get the thinking anglers cool bag, will only be doing overnighters so should be perfect size

Bit of an old thread, but, the best thing I have ever used for storing food, cooking utensils, stoves etc in was a plastic storage box about 60 litres. It was in the days when I used my barrow a lot and doing week sessions, and the box would fit perfectly and lodge itself in perfectly into the frame work of the barrow and lay flush and then I could lay everything on top of it on the barrow.

The best box's I used were the clear ones as I could see where everything was from the outside without having to rummage. But, you still needed an insulated bag for anything you needed to keep fresh.

The box could also be left outside the bivvy and no fear of mice or rats etc getting at the food. I suppose a rat could gnaw through but it never happened. Or, keep it in the bivvy and use it as a table.

Plus, it is far easier to unload from the barrow, then these dedicated barrow bags that straps into that large space.

I did post a lot of pictures in the forum about 12 years ago or more for someone who was curious, doubt they will still be here.

In reply to Post #20
I have the speero modular cool bag . It also has pockets to store cooking equipment / cooker / gas etc . I use it for 2-3 days and it's fine . Currently on a 5 day session and I put anything dry in a seperate bag and all the perishables in the cool bag , it has worked a treat . Bit pricey at £96 but it very well made and thought out 👍

In reply to Post #21
Check out the new Diawa Brew Kit Bag looks ideal for 1 or 2 nights. Not sure how good the insulated section is though as I don't have it myself.

In reply to Post #11
Hes not I see him once, soon we will need a bag to put the bag in, or has that been done