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I thought I'd follow up on these pouches, they're great! For context, I spent a week in September sleeping at 12,000 feet with frost on the ground in the mornings. The insulated pouches not only kept our food warm enough to adequately reheat, but we found that the fact that we had HOT food to eat helped us eat more calories and fully enjoy the meals. This might be the first time in decades I've ever eaten all my freeze dried dinners without struggling to choke down the last few cold bites. I'm extremely picky when it comes to adding things to my hunting pack - optics, hunting weapon, and other hunting gear combined with adequate clothes, food and shelter for a week in the back country get heavy quickly. The insulated pouches have earned a permanent spot in my meal kit because of the added value and ability to get more calories in my body. Thanks for a great product!

Received product in a very timely manner. Quality is very good and it has performed exactly as expected.

love it I've used 4 times at home and keep my food hot, I'll be using on the trail next month.

Insulite™ insulated food pouch freezer bag cooking cozy

Needed something to insulate backpacking meals while they reconstitute. Most of my backpacking is done at over 9000 feet, so the boiling point is significantly lower, and most food cools off before it's completely done rehydrating. On a cool (~45F) day, backpacking food placed in the sleeve still cooled off before it was completely rehydrated. So it does help, but not a whole lot. I also go winter backpacking though, and I'd bet it has a significantly greater effect when there's a larger temperature difference between the food and outside temperature. All that being said, the pouch is very well made and weighs almost nothing, so you're not really sacrificing anything bringing it with you. If you're only going to use it in summer, it's probably not worth getting. If you do backpacking and/or winter camping, it's worthwhile.