Smittybilt 2789-99 Transit Bag

Love love love we used for camping and picnics

It seems like a good fit. I can feel a difference in temperature down the sides, between the cooler and insulation; pretty cold. I think the cooler has less internal insulation then we the buyers might think. In any case, more is better. I have also seen over several runnings, both in the transit bag and out, that it does seem to run a bit less between cycles when in the bag. So I must infer that the bag is helping. My apartment says at a pretty constant temp, so it must be due to the transit bag. Makes the cooler look better as well. But anything to help the cooler run better seems like a good choice.

Hey try to make a bag for $40 as this is more for thermal loss than anything. I got one and got another fridge of which I will be buying another. And no I don't trust the straps to hold as use your own setup when installing. The bag works and is ok quality as just don't abuse it and it will be fine. Most off people that go off road use fancy contractions that cost normally as much as the fridge I got. I use in my rv.

I bought this for an indel-b 51L fridge and it fits great. The only problem is the control panel is on the same end as the cooler so the lid obscures the control. This isn't a big deal since I leave the unit running and rarely change the temperature. I would like it if the insulation were thicker so I may augment it by adding some additional foam between the fridge and this cover. I'd prefer an optional color rather than black (my truck has grey interior). I believe a lighter color might aborb less heat when the unit is in the sun. Some other reviews indicated the velcro tabs on the lid ripped off but so far I haven't had that issue. I intentionally don't "seal" the lid by pressing the velcro together. I might remove or cover those velcro tabs entirely. There are rubber feet on the bottom that more or less line up with the feet on the cooler. Unfortunately they're rectangular and the cooler feet are round. Therefore, they don't exactly sit well into the fridge slider I bought to go with this setup (literally the square peg and round hole). The cover came with a bundle of straps with clips on one end. They're intended secure the unit in place for transit but there were no instructions. The d-rings on the case seem to be a very silly place to try and secure the cooler as opposed to the handles. Overall, this is a good case for less than half the price of others for the same cooler. I haven't measured it yet but you can quickly tell the cover adds significant insulation to the setup. The compressor runs less often and you don't feel the cold leaking from the sides of the unit.

Fits like a glove. Feels well made with good materials. Has a lot of Velcro to keep the top cover in place. I tested my fridge for a week with and without this cover and it made a noticeable difference. The compressor would run less and stay off for longer periods with the cover on.

Perfect fit on my Alpicool CF55. Comes with like 20 different straps to use to secure it in place. Probably need 2 people to get the fridge into the bag. I did do it myself, but because it's such a tight fit, it was quite the chore.

Nice material, velcro is only sewn thru the insulation - I will tack it down with needle and thread. It's working, but I have lined it with a heavy duty auto window reflective screen. I recommed this for folks who purchased the Costway 54 qt car fridge.

I purchased this initially in the hope that it would provide some insulation benefits and reduce battery consumption while traveling in the truck or out camping. After testing for 1 week with this case and various other forms of insulation around the cooler it appears that there is zero benefit no matter what the insulation around the cooler is because of the design of the cooler itself. Heat gain introduced into the refrigerated compartment when powered off is the same because of the venting area underneath the non-refrigerated compartment. Does it provide any insulation benefits? Yes, measuring the external surfaces with an IR thermometer shows that the exterior is actually 4-5 degrees cooler than without the transit bag on a cooler. Unfortunately due to the poor fridge design, it doesn't provide any benefit for the compressor running any less so the only real benefit of using this bag is to provide some exterior protection to your cooler from other things that might be around it. 0 stars for insulation 4 stars for cooler protection, 1 star deducted for design of the lid - this bag would have been better if the top was a separate piece that also included some velcro strips so that it could be attached to the cooler lid instead of other parts of the transit bag so it wouldn't be such a hassle to deal with adjusting 8 pieces of velcro when opening/closing the lid all the time.

I took the chance as most of those fridge are exactly the same with different branding. Work perfectly with my Vevor 55L and you can have a look at the pictures.