Last updated at 30/11/2025 00:44:19
originally posted on walmart.com
Well built and I’m happy with them. I don’t think they will ever leak out. I don’t know why they have several freeze points (tundra,Alaskan/and chill) cause they all seem to melt at about the same rate. But they work great without the ice mess. I have 8 large and 2 extra large and I keep 1/2 in my fishing cooler and 1/2 in my freezer and swap them out ever 2 days . Seems to work perfectly for my drink and food. I use them in my RTIC/yeti and orca coolers. Seem to work way better in the orca . Orca has thicker insulation and airtight seal. Yes I would recommend as a solo to keep cool temps and to extend the life of regular ice as well.
originally posted on sportsmans.com
This is a lot better then man brand Y. I use brand “Y” coolers just because not Becuse they’re better and these fit perfectly. 3 XL blocks in a 65 series cooler with ice keeps ice cream and everything frozen solids for 3 days. Yes, you need to turn your freezer on high to get it frozen. The complainers that say it doesn’t work didn’t read the directions as this product needs to be colder than freezing to get it solid.
originally posted on REI
Bought to use this while kayaking and hiking. It's well made but my experience shows it didn't live up to its claims of longevity. There are specific instructions to get maximum cold power, which I followed, but it did not stay frozen long. Took this brick on the same hike I usually do with a frozen water bottle and it was fully liquidified by lunch where my water bottle still would be half frozen. I don't think the weight of the ice pack is worth the amount of time it was frozen. I'll keep using the old frozen water bottle, because at least when it melts you can drink the water and have less weight to pack out.
| Capacity | 15 Liters, 25 Liters |
| Style | Tundra |
| League | Ncaa |
| Length | 8 inches |
| Sport | Cycling |
Well built and I’m happy with them. I don’t think they will ever leak out. I don’t know why they have several freeze points (tundra,Alaskan/and chill) cause they all seem to melt at about the same rate. But they work great without the ice mess. I have 8 large and 2 extra large and I keep 1/2 in my fishing cooler and 1/2 in my freezer and swap them out ever 2 days . Seems to work perfectly for my drink and food. I use them in my RTIC/yeti and orca coolers. Seem to work way better in the orca . Orca has thicker insulation and airtight seal. Yes I would recommend as a solo to keep cool temps and to extend the life of regular ice as well.
This is a lot better then man brand Y. I use brand “Y” coolers just because not Becuse they’re better and these fit perfectly. 3 XL blocks in a 65 series cooler with ice keeps ice cream and everything frozen solids for 3 days. Yes, you need to turn your freezer on high to get it frozen. The complainers that say it doesn’t work didn’t read the directions as this product needs to be colder than freezing to get it solid.
Bought to use this while kayaking and hiking. It's well made but my experience shows it didn't live up to its claims of longevity. There are specific instructions to get maximum cold power, which I followed, but it did not stay frozen long. Took this brick on the same hike I usually do with a frozen water bottle and it was fully liquidified by lunch where my water bottle still would be half frozen. I don't think the weight of the ice pack is worth the amount of time it was frozen. I'll keep using the old frozen water bottle, because at least when it melts you can drink the water and have less weight to pack out.
It was recommended to us by other campers. I expected it to last longer than it did. Maybe I didn’t get it cold enough to start with, but it only held for about one day.
I just went on a camping trip for 4 days. I put 2 of the xxl in the bottom of my cooler. Once i got home i still had ice. I had to brake up the ice to pull the ice packs out. My mother is 75 and said that the ice packs do not help . Well after this trip she is changing her mind. She is to old to admit she was wrong . It’s funny how people don’t want to move forward on from old ways.
Finally got a chance to use 2- 5lb Tundra Series. Had them on top of s completely full older Coleman 48qt. cooler. After 5 hours they were still rock hard and everything was very cold. Used 1 Tundra the next day in a soft sided cooler for 4 hours. The chicken salad was partially frozen, the water and fruit were super cold. Have a longer trip coming soon. I think these are the best ice substitute on the market.
Quite expensive with only comparative "cold maintenence" to any of the cheaper versions. After being kept at 1 for weeks, I put two small ones in a small cooler with pre-frozen Feeder Rodents, drove 40 miles, and by the time I got to my destination they were already become liquid again. I expected them to remain frozen after reading the company hype, and was really quite disappointed in their performance. I suggest buying a cheaper ice pack and get same (predictable) performance for much less money.
It takes 3 days, with my freezer set at -3 degrees, in order for the ice pack to be ready for use. It will stay cold in my Igloo for about 2 days. I bought 2 in order to be able to just exchange them as needed and that saves time. A little pricey, however, it's a good product.
These, in their various sizes, are great for overnight cooler packing. No food drowning in water in the morning, very compact, easy to chill and fit in the cooler. Another brand I had bloated up like frozen water in a plastic bottle in the freezer. Haven't had the chance yet to put them to the summer camping test, but I will buy several more by then. I love the different sizes and temperature tolerances, even if I can only freeze them so much (I have no deep freezer).
Want your beverages and food to stay cold? Then you need this. Best I’ve ever used. Items will stay COLD all day long.
| Capacity | 15 Liters, 25 Liters |
| Style | Tundra |
| League | Ncaa |
| Length | 8 inches |
| Sport | Cycling |
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ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series has a very unique freezing point of 5F and is designed to help maintain a consistent freezer temperature in coolers. While not as cold as dry ice, ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series can be used as a suitable replacement - it has been shown to maintain frozen temperatures for days in controlled testing. Due to its low freezing point, ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series can take from 18-36 hours to freeze, depending on the temperature of freezer and number of panels being frozen. To ensure ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series panels are frozen, the freezer should be turned to its lowest setting or at least 0F. It is recommended that ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series be used to maintain frozen goods, such as ice cream, meats, fish, etc. Use weight equivalent to dry ice normally used for great, reusable results. Store panels in freezer so they are ready when needed. ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series panels are also top rack dishwasher safe! ARCTIC ICE uses non-toxic, high performance phase change materials, or PCMs, to keep cooler temperatures anywhere from ice cold to frozen. Each panel is ruggedly designed with expanded surface area to provide exceptional cooling capacity and efficiency. Spin welded seals keep our panels leak free for a lifetime of use. ARCTIC ICE products are warrantied against defects from workmanship for life.
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Arctic Ice 1207 Tundra Series Freezer Pack (5lbs)
ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series has a very unique freezing point of 5F and is designed to help maintain a consistent freezer temperature in coolers. While not as cold as dry ice, ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series can be used as a suitable replacement - it has been shown to maintain frozen temperatures for days in controlled testing. Due to its low freezing point, ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series can take from 18-36 hours to freeze, depending on the temperature of freezer and number of panels being frozen. To ensure ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series panels are frozen, the freezer should be turned to its lowest setting or at least 0F. It is recommended that ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series be used to maintain frozen goods, such as ice cream, meats, fish, etc. Use weight equivalent to dry ice normally used for great, reusable results. Store panels in freezer so they are ready when needed. ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series panels are also top rack dishwasher safe! ARCTIC ICE uses non-toxic, high performance phase change materials, or PCMs, to keep cooler temperatures anywhere from ice cold to frozen. Each panel is ruggedly designed with expanded surface area to provide exceptional cooling capacity and efficiency. Spin welded seals keep our panels leak free for a lifetime of use. ARCTIC ICE products are warrantied against defects from workmanship for life.
ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series has a very unique freezing point of 5F and is designed to help maintain a consistent freezer temperature in coolers. While not as cold as dry ice, ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series can be used as a suitable replacement - it has been shown to maintain frozen temperatures for days in controlled testing. Due to its low freezing point, ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series can take from 18-36 hours to freeze, depending on the temperature of freezer and number of panels being frozen. To ensure ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series panels are frozen, the freezer should be turned to its lowest setting or at least 0F. It is recommended that ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series be used to maintain frozen goods, such as ice cream, meats, fish, etc. Use weight equivalent to dry ice normally used for great, reusable results. Store panels in freezer so they are ready when needed. ARCTIC ICE Tundra Series panels are also top rack dishwasher safe! ARCTIC ICE uses non-toxic, high performance phase change materials, or PCMs, to keep cooler temperatures anywhere from ice cold to frozen. Each panel is ruggedly designed with expanded surface area to provide exceptional cooling capacity and efficiency. Spin welded seals keep our panels leak free for a lifetime of use. ARCTIC ICE products are warrantied against defects from workmanship for life.
