Our Point of View on the Cooler Shock Hard Ice Packs

You can divide the different sections. Maybe you want this side cooler than others. You have a grocery bag. You slide this at the bottom of the grocery bag. Once this is filled, it's five pounds, but it has seven pounds of ice. It acts like seven pounds of ice. It'll stay from zero to 18 degrees Fahrenheit for days. Think about that. There's a chemical reaction in there. It's not just water filled up in there. There's chemical re-appease. It's older than ice. Reusable. It's really cool. Now here's the tip. When you're filling this up, you see that you hear that in there? So you fill this up with water and then you give it a good shake. But don't overfill it. Because what happens is this bows out. You don't want it to expand. So you keep it and then you push it so that the air, they say they push it up against your chest like this. Don't squirt it in your eyes. But keep it so that you can squeeze the air out and then lock it in place. Give it a good tight. And there you go. Put that in your fridge and it's ready to go. And it last days. Yeah. So once it's frozen again from your home freezer, you use it again for the next camping trip. It's great for all sorts of purposes. But that's our point of view, guys. Thanks for joining. We'll be back again with more points of view from Matt and Josh at WTI.