Lunch Boxes

The Lunch Box has a structured, protective shell — the kind that keeps sandwiches from becoming pancakes in a stuffed pack. The Lunch Bag is soft, flexible, and built to collapse when empty so it takes up less room. Both use ColdCell™ Flex insulation and both hold temp far longer than the throwaway lunch gear you’ve been fighting for years.

The insulated boxes and bags are leak‑resistant — meaning they’ll handle stray condensation and sloshing from upright containers. They aren’t built to carry loose liquids. For soups, sauces, or anything that might find its way into every corner of your truck, pair your Daytrip with a leakproof container.

Most standard meal‑prep containers, sandwich containers, and small food tubs fit without a fight. The structured lid gives you room for taller items, while the Lunch Bag expands or contracts around whatever you’re carrying that day.

Very. The inside surfaces are wipe‑clean and resistant to stains, and the whole piece can handle everyday messes — think spilled yogurt, chips turned to dust, or the inevitable leak from a half‑closed drink. Warm water, mild soap, and a quick air‑dry is all you need.

Yes. The materials inside Daytrip products meet food‑contact standards and are built for daily use — lunches, snacks, and anything you want to keep steady from morning to whenever you finally get around to eating.

Quick hits: energy bars you don’t want melted, fruit that bruises too easily, or a handful of essentials you want protected inside a larger bag. It’s the quiet hero for anyone who snacks like a sport.

Yes — and they perform best with them. YETI Ice™ slides neatly inside and keeps the interior colder without taking up precious space.

Think about what you’re carrying.

• Lunch Box: Protects fragile food. Best for structured meals.
• Lunch Bag: Flexible, packable, everyday lunch duty.
• Snack Box: Compact protection for small items.
• Tote: Big hauls — groceries, picnic spreads, fishing‑dock snacks.
• Insulated Box: The toughest build for the roughest rides.