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An exciting new product is now available for outgoing travelers who wish to wish to stay stylish and have easy access to their gadgets. Wholely Grill’s specially designed insulated coolers serve as the perfect carry-on backpack for any type of outdoor activity.

Made using heavy-duty 600D nylon fabric, the backpacks are built resistant to tearing, heat, and moisture. Their impressive open-cell foam insulation enables them to store food items at the right temperature, keeping them fresh and maintaining their pleasant taste and texture for a prolonged period.

The product also comes with a myriad of functional features. More than just food, it can safely keep devices including laptops and smartphones. A safety reflective strip makes it suitable for night time use too and, as a bonus, a bottle opener is attached to the shoulder strap.

“We would want our customers to have the most versatile product through our material R&D,” said Reeves, founder of the Wholely Grill store. “We managed to craft a lightweight insulated backpack that our customers can bring not only to the outdoors but also to the office, gym, or when they travel the world!”

People who have experienced using the cooler backpacks also attest to its quality. Scott who is one of the review respondents describes the product as the “most versatile insulated backpack ever.” Another user, Danielle, comments “It converts to a laptop bag in DRY MODE. Wow.”

The cooler backpacks are available for purchase from the company’s Amazon page.

Media Contact Company Name: WHOLELY GRILL Contact Person: Reeves Email: Send Email Country: United States Website: https://www.amazon.com/stores/WELCOME+TO+WHOLEY+GRILL/page/E4E45357-DF6E-4A74-B450-1E8821806B9C?ref_=ast_bln

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