Igloo Gripper CoolBox 10 Qt Lunch Box Cooler | Insulated Hard Cooler | Tactical Grey
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Monday, Sep 7
Color: Tactical Grey
Features
- Fully Insulated body and lid provide extended, long-lasting ice retention, leak-resistant lid gasket helps keep liquids contained inside
- Extra cargo space in the lid with a rubberized, flexible clip-in divider/door to store and secure canned drinks, bag of chips and/or other snacks
- Toolbox-tough toggle latches and piano hinges for extended durability
- Rubberized base helps keep the cooler securely in place on smooth or slick surfaces
- Put the size into perspective: Holds up 11 cans (8 body / 3 lid)
Description
The Hardworkin’ Lunchbox. Keeping lunch fresh all day? It’s a tough job but this cooler’s gonna to do it. Gripper CoolBox is durably constructed with an impressive set of skills: Fully insulated, extra cargo space in the lid, toolbox latches, a stay-put rubberized base and more. It’s practically overqualified as a jobsite lunchbox — and exactly why you want it on your crew.
Brand: Igloo
Color: Tactical Grey
Material: Plastic, Yes
Package Information: Box
Capacity: 10 quarts
Product Dimensions: 10.83"D x 12.01"W x 13.74"H
Special Feature: Insulated
Included Components: Gripper Coolbox
Recommended Uses For Product: Work, Camping, Fishing, Picnic, Hiking
Model Name: Gripper CoolBox
Brand Name: Igloo
Included Components: Gripper Coolbox
Recommended Uses For Product: Work, Camping, Fishing, Picnic, Hiking
Model Name: Gripper CoolBox
UPC: 034223332440
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Igloo
Item Type Name: Yes
Warranty Description: See manufacturer.
Capacity: 10 quarts
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 10.83"D x 12.01"W x 13.74"H
Size: 10 quarts
Container Type: Box
Additional Features: Insulated
Shell Type: Hard
Color: Tactical Grey
Material Type: Plastic, Yes
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Tactical Grey
There seems to be lots of cheap coolers relisted on Amazon for more than they are worth. This ain't one of them. I bought the dark grey tactical looking model (of course I did). This is a real, well made, heavy duty, serious cooler. An actual small or mini ice chest if you will. It's very premium looking AND feeling. No joke. It is very impressive. This is not a playmate cooler. It's not hollow feeling nor does it feel like cheap plastic or materials. It's a hard plastic, solid shell. The fit and finish is perfect. The gripper name is a pretty accurate description too. The bottom of the carry handle has a very nice rubber(ish) material on it. It feels very nice and is not slipping out of your hands. The entire bottom of the cooler, and all around the lower sides are also wrapped in a similar non-slip rubber ish material. I noticed immediately when I placed it down onto my granite coutertops that this cooler was not moving. I mean, not sliding around AT ALL. It stayed exactly where I placed it and would not move or slide around as I inspected it. For a quick test - I loaded up SIX - 18oz drinks (BIA drinks) out of my fridge and into this chest of a cooler. Laid the bottles down on their sides, and I found 2 medium sized reusable ice packs from inside my freezer, and placed one into the small cavity left empty between the bottles and the side of the chest, and was able to fit a second into the little "nest area" inside the top of the lid. That little net/barricade to keep items in that compartment is a flexible silicone type of material that can be opened, folded, possibly even removed. The point is it's flexible and not a hard stop that will prevent the lid from closing and sealing if some bottles are a little too tall in the lower portion. Anyway - I added the two frozen gel packs and closed the cooler. I waited a few hours and opened it back up - to drinks that were colder than they were went i put them in. MUCH colder. Almost to the point of being uncomfortable to drink. This was a surprise for me, cause I can't say I've ever had a cheap cooler do that with ice packs. Maintain a cold drink - sure. Actually have all the drinks get COLDER without being submerged into actual ice water? No. Can't say remember that happening before, at least to this degree. It's VERY impressive. To add - right after I ordered this - I stumbled onto a listing for an 8 quart Ozark Trail cooler. Listed for $19.99 I believe, and another $14.99 shipping fee. I immediately recognized that as a Walmart brand, and checked their website. As I suspected - only $10.95 on the website. I ordered that one too. $11 + tax + a $6 delivery fee (for not meeting min checkout for free shipping) from THEIR website - instead of the $35 + tax on the AMZ listing - flirting with $40 had I bought it from here. These 2 coolers are NOT anywhere NEAR the same quality. Not in the same league. Not in the same ballpark. The Ozark Trail is a cheap "make it through my work shift" hollow, thin plastic cooler. The Igloo Gripper is a personal ice chest. It's a Honda Civic vs a Corvette. They are THAT far apart from each other. So beware how you spend your money online when you can't see/feel things for yourself. For the $19 (or $11 in-store) I spent on the Ozark Trail - it's a good, cheap, "I don't care what happens to this thing" cooler. The Igloo is a much higher quality, for not alot more money if you bought them both from AMZ. A little comparison on delivery too. The Ozark Trail was delivered from Walmart as a "cooler" sitting on my porch. No box, no nothing. Literally just a cooler from off the shelf left on my porch. The Igloo off AMZ arrived factory packaged and boxed. Wrapped in plastic, inside a fitted factory box to ensure perfect condition, and then inside another Amazon box. I'll probably add some product pictures later, but again - this Igloo is very impressive. And this is not a vine or paid for review. It's my genuine impression of the product. You'll be impressed too. Edit - as I typically wind up doing - I spent the extra money to buy something nice, bought the cheap one too - and then decided the more expensive item is too nice to watch it get ruined at work - cause I'll be disappointed if this thing falls off a truck. For MY NEEDS - the Ozark trail is fine. I have access to an ice machine at work, I can refill it with ice every morning and the ice absolutely does not last 24 hours. Just sitting in my living room to test it - the Igloo kept drinks "cool" almost 2 days after u put the ice packs in. Not ice cold - but even just cool compared to room temp after almost 2 days just using 2 small gel packs is still pretty impressive in my eyes. Esp for the money. I think if it said Yeti on the side, people would drop $100+ on this thing and swear it was still worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by Kevin
Color: Tactical Grey
Purchased for my husband as a Father’s Day gift and he loved it. I like the design cause it looks like a tool box and it’s perfect to keep in the car with drinks and it’s spill proof. Keeps the food/drinks cold and has a decent amount of space. Also very sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2026 by Lisamarie Arevalo
Color: Industrial Yellow
My husband loves his lunchbox. It’s solid so if it moves around in the vehicle the lunchbox isn’t going to collapse comprising the food inside and it insulates well. Has a compartment for drinks and buckles closed on the outside. Love the colors. His lunchbox never gets mistaken for someone else’s!
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Aimee
Color: Americana
The Hulk of lunchboxes. This thing is a small cooler masquerading as a lunchbox. Sturdy. Solid. No complaints other than this thing is HUGE. Thats why it got 4 stars. Carrying this around for a daily lunchbox is cumbersome. But it is worth the money.
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Richard B. Lewis Sr
Color: Industrial Yellow
I work in the Louisiana sun all day doing lawn care.. this sits in the bed of are truck exposed to sun all day and stays cold, like ice cold all day. Never had a cooler last past noon, they all got warm super fast. Perfect for 6-8 big powerades and snacks in the top
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2026 by Michael
Color: Tactical Grey
here is the set up.........Its beginning of summer. Where I live, daytime temps are in the mid 90's. In the valley, 100 or more. The valley was where I was going to shop at. At 10 am I put lots and lots of ice cubes in the cooler along with my drinks. It was already in the low 80's. By 12 noon I was at home depot, where I spent the next 2-3 hours buying what I needed. Inside my truck, burning sun beating down, inside temps must have been 140 or more. When I opened the cooler to get a drink, I saw that the ice had barley melted at all. That was impressive. By the time I got home, it was 6 pm. Definity there was some amount of melting, not much. I left the cooler inside the hot truck till 10 pm, to see what the cooler was capable of. At 10 pm, the cooler was still filled with ice with some water. Great. I took the cooler out and brought it to the back porch, where I sat it down. The outside temperature by that time was just under 90 degrees. So, the next morning, at 10 am, I checked on it. Still ice cubes floating in the water. Not many left, but still there. I left the cooler sitting on the porch the rest of the day. At 6 pm or so, I opened the cooler and the water was still nearly ice cold. I mean, you got to give the cooler some credit, folks. A good purchase indeed. And, that's all I have to say.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by joseph a. clark
Color: Jet Carbon
This lunchbox is amazing. It stays cold for more then 10 hours with just 1 ice pack, plenty of room for both breakfast and lunch with extra water bottles and the net in the lid is perfect to keep chips, Napkins etc from being crushed. And it's cool looking!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Tracy
Color: Tactical Grey
What a great lunch cooler. Holds ice longer than I expected and is light weight but built very well. Wish I would have bought one a long time ago; and yes I would buy it again if I ever need a second one
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by James