BevBag Insulated Beverage Carrier: Extra-Tall, Removable Shoulder Strap for Easy Transport

J. Alberts: I deliver for Doordash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub. This bag has come in very handy.

I also ordered the plastic tray that goes in the bottom. Pretty good, though some medium and small drinks sit loosely in the tray.

I noticed early on that very large drinks will tip over inside the bag, even with the hard plastic tray. They're just too top-heavy. So I use 3 empty Vitamin Water bottles as spacers for those times when I only have 1-3 drinks (most of the time). They fit snugly and keep the larger drinks from becoming too unruly. However, I think a better idea would be to have sort of half cups attached to the hard plastic tray, something that can stay in there, and you can place drinks inside them, if firmly attached (meaning fused to the plastic tray), large drinks won't fall over, and small drinks will be held in place. I'll probably try to rig something myself, but I would hope that the innovative creator of this bag and the tray could come up with something.

The other design change that I would like to see, is the use of a velcro flap or strap, instead of a zipper. Messing with zippers is just too annoying. Time is money when you're delivering, and fumbling with...

United States on Dec 05, 2020

DesertBlossom: Warning: this bag does not come with any insert to keep the cups in place, but don’t buy the black hard rubber insert that is sold separately, not worth it. Read on for suggestions.

I absolutely love this bag. It’s very convenient, it looks professional, and customers really appreciate that I keep their cold drinks and treats separate from their warm food (at least I can if the restaurant (I’m looking at you McDonald’s) doesn’t seal up the cold stuff with the hot stuff.

I paid the extra ( outrageous) price to get the hard rubber drink carrier insert to go with this bag, and that wasn’t worth it at all. It seem to work OK at first, but then the drinks kept tipping over all the time. Instead, I use the cheap cardboard pulp Carriers that you get from so many restaurants for free. I slip it in the bottom, and then if I have less than three drinks inside, I slide another one in sideways, leaning against the drinks, to keep them in place. There’s just enough room left to zip the top over it. Then I make sure to wedge the carrier in a secure place on the car floor, or else I put it on the seat next to me and since the strap and hang it on a hook that I keep...

United States on Sep 19, 2020

Happy Camper: I was searching for some reusable grocery bags on Amazon when I came across this bag. And reading the description, was intrigued. The bag was described as being designed for a drink carrier to fit snugly and perfectly
inside to keep drinks and food warm or cold. Travelling frequently and often at zero notice, plus frequently spilled drinks and food, this seemed like a perfect solution to several major problems.

My vehicle has 2 drink holders on the front console but they are rendered useless by a series of 3 trays sitting right over top of the holders. So drinks are
put in places they weren't meant to be and naturally, they spill nearly every time. Spilling ALWAYS means into the driver's seat - and under the driver's
"seat" resulting in wet clothes - very little is more embarassing than that.
As well, the fast food paper bags frequently turn over onto the floor on sudden
stops, spilling some or all of the contents.

This bag would appear to be the most perfect solution to the entire problem.
The price caused some concern as I really wanted 2 of these bags. Actually, I wanted / needed about 10 total but not to be at that price. Finally, 2 were added...

United States on Nov 27, 2018