Aerocoast PRO EFB + Cooler II

Really love this bag! It’s perfect for crew members that are so often on the go! You have lots of pockets and spaces to fit all of our junk in there. The cold compartment is nice and deep and you can fit 6-8 Tupperwares even more depending on the size. All in all this bag is really great! It looks nice and slick, it fits lots of goodies, and it’s very durable as well. Get it you won’t be disappointed.

Very deep cooler for food and keeps food cold all day with the right ice packs. I’m with the regionals and the Pockets fit just enough for EFB, personal IPAD, portable chargers, passport, flashlight, pens. If you have in ear headsets then I’d imagine the top could accommodate them.

This is a great bag! Fits plenty of meals and still has space for extras like an iPad, pens, safety vest, chargers, etc.

This is my second cooler from aerocoast. I work on the r/r and am on duty 12 hours most days if i put frozen food in without a ice pack it is usually still partially frozen when i reach my destination. My first one held up for over 10 years. The only negative i can say is that for me it is a little small. I wish they made a larger one.

Good quality and holds a lot of food. Better insulated than most I have used, so your freezer packs or ice lasts longer. Lots of external storage for crew members. Highly recommend.

It's good for a cooler but there's barely any room for anything else. And if your laptop is bigger than that pocket you're SOL. The rear pocket needs to be bigger.

After flying with another pilot who had the Aerocoast PRO EFB+ Cooler II, and doing some research, I was very excited to put it to the test. Refusing to cart around a stand alone cooler, I had typically bought all of my meals and snacks on the road. Given the current situation with fewer options available, I figured it was time to give it a try.My mission was to combine my flight bag with a small cooler for cold & room temperature snacks and a couple sandwiches. Necessities from my flight bag included; company issued iPad EFB, personal iPad, Bose Proflight headset, sunglasses, sunshade, license/medical/etc. docs, pens, mints, hand sanitizer & disinfecting wipes. Good news, I was able to make it all fit, BUT it is not pretty. My biggest complaint is that the bag is not deep enough, therefore I cannot fit the Bose Proflight headset case in the top flip-up area above the cooler. The only place I could make it fit is along the back. Because of this, I am unable to slide the cooler over my rollerbag handle and must use the J-hook making my setup semi-unstable.Capacity wise, the cooler works for my needs for a 3 or 4 day trip, supplementing what I purchase on the road. I do not think it would be big enough to carry every meal for a 4 day trip.

I have been through two procooler 1 and their respective laptop cases. On those I only detached the laptop case a few times. This newer cooler is one piece which will be less bulky. It will have less storage than the old one but that is ok. It has room for all the important stuff I want to bring. The most important thing is the tough liner. Based on my last two, I wager it will last 3 to 4 years of constant use, The last one I had went 4 + years and only failed due to the inner liner leaking and allowing water/liquid into the insulation. The final straw was the stench of a dead rodent. I don’t have anything against it. It earned every dollar I spent on it. Perspective..... I bought a Walmart cooler to fill in until the new aero coast arrived. Not only was I wanting to throw it out the window by the first day, it had holes and was falling apart by the time I finished a normal 4 day trip. I will write back if there are any surprises. I would add pictures for comparison with the older models but I cannot find where to post them.