ICY‑COOLS Reusable Ice Cubes for Drinks, Coolers, and Lunch Boxes –135 Total (3 Packs of 45) Mess-Free, Non-Melting Alternative to Ice Cube Trays for Freezer, Red

I use these mainly to ice my knees, and they are great for that. No leaks! Just pop a few frozen ones is a plastic or thin cloth bag and apply. They last a long time. They also work great when used in an insulated lunch bag. Food stays cool and fresh!

I've been searching everywhere for reusable cubes that remain frozen for a long time. Finally I did! These are the best idea since sliced bread! They're strong so I don't worry they will break and the coldness comes thru the plastic great. They're almost the size of large ice cubes which last longer of course. They stay nearly frozen in my lunch cooler all day. I bought 3 packs and I have plenty. Each pack has a good amount. I bought more so I can have fully frozen cubes by the next day without the defrosted ones hurrying. I highly recommend these cubes! They have my stamp of approval. 👍🏼

I purchased these for a camping trip last weekend and they worked wonderfully! I packed the veggies, lunch meat, salad, and other food items in an insulated bag with these in the bag, and they stayed cold for two days! Now the hamburgers were frozen and that helped and the bags were inside an air conditioned camper but they worked great. I did refreeze them on the third morning in the camper freezer for the last day and the ride home. By the way, they were in full sun in the back of the truck in an insulated bag on the way to the campground and still performed well. I did purchase the three pack to fully chill a large insulated bag. I also purchased thin ice packs that I placed on the bottom and they did not perform as well or last as long as the ice cubes did. I never had to worry about the water in the insulated bags from bagged ice. It helps to keep your chicken or meat or hot dogs frozen until the day of the trip. I will be purchasing more!

We got these to use in a bong, not to put in food/drinks. They are awesome. My only issue is 4 of them did leak and we had to toss them out. We keep them in a ziplock bag in the freezer, 3 bags for rotation. They work out great. (Please note MJ use is legal in my state)

Great solution for those who don’t want leaking insulated bags. I had been using a ziplock gallon freezer bag filled with ice cubes in my insulated back pack for a while on our family trips to Disneyland (we’re pass holders who go 3-4 times per month). By the end of our 10-12 hr day the ziplock bags would leak and cause a bit of a mess... THESE are the solution I’ve been searching for!! Yes I could use regular cold packs, but they’re bulky, heavy and don’t work very well. THESE work just like ice! They get in between drinks and snacks and really keep everything cold! The best part is you can freeze them and use on the next trip. So glad I purchased! I bought a 3pack and two works well in my backpack, but you’ll definitely need 3+ for a small to regular sized cooler.

i bought my pack 1st cubes in 2018. Want sure if they would work or not so i only bought 1 pack. They worked so i bought more in the subsequent years. I'm about to buy another pack today. They work as intended. We stay at the beach a couple times a year for 3-10 days and ice becomes a major issue. Sometimes the stores will completely run out. With these i freeze them at night, throw them in the back pack cooler, use them during the day, rinse them off when we get back to the house, and throw them in the freezer to re-freeze. rinse and repeat until the vacation is over. They work as intended. They don't cool as well as ice because there is no melting so the cans cannot get surrounded and it is a bit harder digging for drinks at the bottom of the cooler. Those are easily acceptable draw backs to never having to worry about ice. In 6 years i've probably had a dozen or so break and that is why i order a pack every couple years.

If you’re not looking for an icy mess in this may be your answer. It is a good substitution for lunch coolers. I currently have a cooler that suggest I use ice packs. However you can still put ice in it. I purchased these ice cube substitutes and it’s pretty good. Nothing will keep your drinks as cold as ice but this is a great substitute. If I purchase already cold drinks and put it in the cooler with these ice cubes it will keep it cool. If I put a warm drink in it will take a while to cool down. But it does get cold. It keeps everything cold and fresh without the mess of traditional ice. Add in an several ice packs and you got an icebox lol.

These things are AWESOME ! I have used them for about 2 years. Someone accidentally threw some out not knowing what they were, so I bought 3 more packs. They are used exactly like ice cubes : they fit around things and under things and on top. So it is much easier to fit things in coolers and lunch boxes. I take them with us for 3 week vacation in a long cabin ( with a freezer ). I am never short on "ice" when we pack for our outings. It also prevents us from using up our water supply or making a mess with spilled water. They are easy too clean and pretty tough.