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KAEFUYS 33 litre folding cool bag, 14 h stated review

The largest stated capacity in this hub at 33 litres, with a 14 hour cooling figure and no word anywhere about what the insulation is made of.

The bottom line The biggest stated volume here, with a figure on the front and nothing behind it. Buy it for the litres and the strap, not for the cooling claim.

What this listing puts on record

A folding soft cool bag stated at 33 litres, with external dimensions of approximately 45 × 25 × 29 cm, a fitted shoulder strap, outer and side pockets, and a stated 14 hours of cooling.

The volume, checked properly

Capacity in litres is the figure this shelf sells on and it is not the figure that decides. This listing publishes dimensions alongside the litres, which is what lets you check whether a 1.5 litre bottle stands up inside rather than lies across the top.

The 14 hours

Stated in the title, with no fill ratio, no ambient temperature and no ice quantity behind it. That is the standard silence in this hub — none of the nine boxes here publishes its conditions — and it means the 14 cannot be set against another bag’s 24.

What it does not publish

No insulation named. Not foam, not foil, not a thickness. On a soft bag this is the single most useful thing to know and it is absent.

No closure described. A zip, a roll-top and an open top behave completely differently once the bag is full.

No drain, no empty weight.

Before ordering

This is a passive bag: it holds the cold you put in it and nothing more. Plan for ice packs, and remember that the litre figure includes the space they take.

Availability

Selling between 14 € and 23 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.

Catalogued on the American and British Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What it does well, and where it gives way

Strengths

  • Publishes a capacity and external dimensions together, which is what lets you check a boot or a shelf before ordering
  • A 14 hour cooling figure in the title, on a bag that could easily have quoted nothing
  • Two carry options stated — in the hand or on the shoulder — plus outer and side pockets

Compromises

  • Names no insulating material at all, so a foil liner and a foam wall are indistinguishable from the page
  • Describes no closure, and on a soft bag the closure is what the 14 hours depends on
  • No empty weight, on the largest stated volume in this hub

Specifications

Box typeSoft folding insulated bag — stated; passive, with no power connection of any kind
Capacity33 litres — stated, with external dimensions given as approximately 45 × 25 × 29 cm
Insulation typeNot published on the listing — the bag is called thermally insulated, and no lining or foam is named
Insulation thicknessNot published on the listing
Ice retention14 hours of cooling — stated in the title
Ice retention conditionsNot published on the listing — no fill ratio, ambient temperature or ice quantity is given behind the 14 hour figure
Closure and seal typeNot published on the listing — no zip, roll-top or lid is described anywhere in the listing
DrainNot published on the listing
Carry arrangementHand carry or a fitted shoulder strap — stated; the bag folds flat for storage
Empty weightNot published on the listing
Amazon referenceB0CFL1XLDC (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN6978545731151

What people ask before buying

Is 33 litres of bag 33 litres of bottles?

It is not, and this listing is better placed than most to show why: it publishes external dimensions of roughly 45 × 25 × 29 cm beside the litre figure. A 1.5 litre bottle is about 30 cm tall, so measure against the depth rather than against the volume.

What is the 14 hours measured with?

The listing does not say. There is no fill ratio, no ambient temperature and no statement of how much ice goes in. No cool box in this hub publishes those conditions, so treat every figure here, including this one, as a claim rather than a measurement.