Customer Ratings & Reviews

Like the drawer for dry cold storage. It's a little heavy, but appears solid.

Holds ice for days in 100 plus degree weather. The drawer also stays refrigerator cold as well.

My best investment of the year ! No assembly required. No electricity or batteries required. Simy add Gel-Freezer Blocks and you're good for 24 Hour cooling of your foods requiring refrigeration.

Cooler works great and will keep things cold with the ninja ice packs. The cooler is quite tall so i had some concers that it wouldn't fit under the oem tonneau cover for my 2025 Tacoma. The cooler does fit with around a half inch to spare.

This cooler is the best.. holds ice for awhile and its not too heavy

Great product. Love the separation on the food items. Get lots of compliments. Great buy

I bought this item for a company prize gift and it was a hit. I would purchase one for myself in the future. This is a a great gift and was at a great price.

Works great! Received it in perfect condition and nothing is not working

Love it but it only keeps ice for about a day but ill get it again

Great look. Color was on point. The problem is item is clunky, heavy and it has a seemingly smaller hold capacity than indicated. The item was returned.

This cooler is the beefiest ice chest I've ever owned. It is a larger cooler while not offering the largest capacity but it certainly does better at keeping the ice longer than my trusty old Coleman. The latch on the Frost Vault is secure without being cumbersome to open and close. My 8yo can open and close it without issue where as they had difficulty opening and closing the t latches of other high end coolers we seen in stores. I also prefer the Ninja latch over the rubber t latches that will start 2 break down over the years of use/uv exposure. The dry zone is great for items that should be kept cool but u want to keep dry. It is recommened to fill w/15lbs of ice to keep temps optimal which will leave room for upto 20 cans or the equivalent of other food items. The empty space (of any) should be packed out with a towel to fill the void of air. The lack of wheels make the fully laoded cooler heavy, but a foldable hand truck makes it easier to move around. The drain on the side makes it easy to drain out excess water and the heavy duty handles can double as tie downs for the cooler. The dry zone drawer can also be easily removed to clean if needed. I look forward to years of service this cooler can be put to use on camping trips and other adventures.

Leave it to the people at Shark/Ninja to come up with a new twist on something that has been around for years. They decided to somewhat reinvent the cooler. The new idea here solves a problem we all know. It’s hard to keep the things you want cool and dry from being cool and wet. Their answer is a separate dry drawer below the ice-filled cooler compartment. The FrostVault cooler is attractive and very well made. It’s also strong and the prefect height to sit on. Both the top lid and drawer securely latch. As far as ice retention is concerned, it doesn’t seem to be in quite the category as that big name brand, but I’d guess the drawer system requires more from your ice. If it’s precooled and kept relatively full, your ice should easily last 2-3 days. The trade off is that your eggs, bacon, lunch meats and such aren’t going to be soggy and swimming in ice water. I have the 30 qt version. It’s a great size for picnics and such, but I’d suggest the 50 qt unit if you want this to be your go-to camping cooler. The smaller one weighs about 20 lbs. empty, so when filled with ice, drinks, and whatever, it gets a bit heavy. The molded in handles are big and sturdy, but there are no wheels, so it’s a lift. With the bigger unit, it really becomes a two person carry … at least for me. Ninja put the same slip resistant pads on the bottom they use on many of their appliances, and this is a mixed blessing. It’s great that won’t mar your floor or table, and it stays put while travelling. However, it also doesn’t want to easily slide in and out of the vehicle. Wheels and folding handles might be a good option. It’s a great unit, and I can easily recommend it. No more soggy sandwiches or chocolate bars. It’s a true rethinking and improvement on a basic, everyday item.

I love the versatility of this cooler. Packed with ice it stays cold for days. The drawer keeps things cold and dry. It’s seen more usage than any cooler I’ve ever had. At the house I use it around the BBQ. I can set it up early in the day until I’m ready to fire up the grill. Dry rubs and spices are within an arm’s reach. On short day trips, the drawer keeps sandwiches dry while the cooler section holds plenty of cans. With ice I’ve had 24 cans in it. On a camping trip it really worked great. The drawer kept food cold, it was a lifesaver to keep other incidentals that needed to be kept cool like medications. The pads on the bottom stop any sliding in the car. With an empty weight of roughly 20 pounds, it can get a little heavy fully loaded. It has large handles, and I'd suggest a second person if you're going any distance with it. It has a nice drain plug on it for easy cleanup. The only thing to make this even better, would be wheels and a pull handle. For me it was time to upgrade to a more functional cooler. I can strongly recommend this one.

Loved the cooler just found it to be very compact when it comes to filling it up

Really loving the Ninja FrostVault 30qt cooler. In fact, I already gave away two older coolers because I know I’ll never need them again. As you would expect, being a Ninja product it is really well made. I mean this thing is solid! I like the fact that it is so tall and not necessarily long like many coolers. Makes it much easier to put in my car. The hinges don’t feel cheap or like they will brake. Aside from the main latch, there is also a sliding lock for the dry storage drawer. Also, I really like the blue color 🙂. The main compartment is deep, but it is a little deceiving from looking at it from the outside. The inside goes as deep as the drawer. Understandably this is so as to allow room for the drawer and the ice keeps what ever is in the drawer cool from above. This isn’t a problem at all, but just keep this in mind when looking at the photos of it. The dry storage drawer is the big draw to this cooler and it works great. We make several trips every summer where we are always looking for a way to keep some baked goods cool but away from the ice & dry. This easily will do the trick. It’s a simple idea, but a good one. I fully expect to be using this Ninja cooler for many years to come.

This is the best cooler I have ever used. Overall design is quite nice, it looks like a premium heavy duty cooler. Handles are nice and large enough to tie down with bungees. The latches are easy to open and close and feel secure. While I can't attest to whether it can hold ice for 5 days, it definitely holds ice for 2 days easily. Now to the feature that really makes this the best cooler out there - the "FrostVault Dry Zone". This is a drawer that pulls out of the cooler that keeps things dry and at fridge temperatures. This is great for cheeses, meats, sandwiches, etc.... It saves space by not having to puts items that you want to keep dry in separate containers or bags and it stays cool as long as the ice in the cooler isn't completely melted. Cleaning is also easy as the drawer pulls completely out and there is a drain on the side as well to get get rid of the melted ice. A couple things to keep in mind, the cooler is on the heavier/bulkier side for the capacity due to the thick insulation used. This is the tradeoff that is necessary to achieve the long ice retention. I am looking forward to next summer to get some real use out of this cooler!

Love this little guy! this cooler has a great feature that seperates it form the rest. I own several other name brand coolers, but this one it my favorite. Its a day cooler that serves many functions and make life easier for me. My son plays sports and we are on the go most weekends. This cooler saves me having to pack multiple cooler/bags. The unit works as you would expect. Its very rugged, and a easily portable size. There is a slight bit of weight but MUCH lighter than my other branded type I own. So, it works well. Has all the features you would expect, latch is a single unit(not multiple rubber things!). intergrated hard handles, lockable if desired. But the star of this unit is the food drawer. This is a COOLED area that stays dry! No more ziplock bag that you hope doesn't open. Or ICE burned snacks. The draw is awesome! It keeps everything cool at fridgetemps(40 degrees or so). But all while staying DRY! It has its own slide latch to keep from opening but easily one handed access. I expect many uses from this unit. Its well constructed and at 35qt. Its the right size for a day out on the baseball Diamond!

I'm loving this cooler. Weighing in at about 20lbs dry and empty, it's extremely portable and easy to carry. The cold drawer is so handy and keeps stuff form getting wet and soggy. I tested it a couple of ways. 20 cans and 15lbs of ice as stated. Cold drawer held between 40 and 43 degrees F. Ambient temp between 65 and 80F. Ice was still in main compartment after 3 days. Drain did leak a little until I re-set the gasket and tightened down. Be aware of this. Main compartment held at 39 degrees. Thermometers are generic and not calibrated, your results may vary. On hot 90deg+ days I would not expect this cooler to hold quite as well or long, especially if not shaded. Used the way I like to- Frozen 16oz water bottles plus 20 pre chilled cans of soda did slightly better on the cooling factor. Main compartment held between 36-37 degrees. Drawer held at 39-43 degrees. Bottles on the bottom of tha mian compartment were still mostly frozen after 3 days. Bottles on top were about 80% thawed out. This is definitely a full weekend cooler for keeping drinks and other things cold.

I am usually a Yeti guy so was a little apprehensive about purchasing the Frost Vault but so far it has exceeded my expectations! Nice design, light weight but also very sturdy like a smaller Yeti hardside cooler. We used it on our most recent camping trip and it worked really well. Surprisingly fit a good amount of drinks and food in the Dry Zone. Not too heavy and was pretty easy to carry. Really like the Dry Zone feature. As we normally travel with the kids, we are always in the need for snacks and sandwiches. When we pack in other coolers these snacks tend to get soggy or smooshed. The Dry Zone keeps these items separate from ice and moisture. It held ice really well even during a hot Saturday on the Beach. I dropped it once and i dont think it go dinged up or scratched. I just sprayed it down with a hose to clean - I'd really recommend this cooler if your are going out to enjoy a nice day out tailgating, camping or a trip to the beach. I think it's a perfect cooler for families with little ones!

I wasn't sure exactly how to test a cooler when receiving it at the start of the fall... Well, I got a 15 lb bag of ice as they recommended and figured I'd see how long things will stay cold while just having this in my apartment. Well, I put a thermometer into the main compartment after putting in all of the ice and about 20 cans of soda. After 2.5 days, it was still about 39 degrees in the cooler and it was probably 33% ice. I moved the thermometer to the dry drawer and that was also 39 degrees. So, out of direct sunlight you can expect everything to stay cold for a couple of days. It's also nice to have the dry storage area rather than having to worry about putting things into plastic bags to stay dry. When it's time to empty it out and clean it, all you need to do is unscrew the drain on the side to let it drain without having to lift a huge container of water. Then, you can just wipe it down. All in all, this is a great cooler that works very well, and at a fraction of the price of a Yeti or Rtic.