Brute is a good one too. Made in the USA and cheaper than Yeti.
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Brute is a good one too. Made in the USA and cheaper than Yeti.
Two years ago in Canada archery black bear huntin, a momma bear grabbed one off the porch of one of the cabins and the guy has a 22 minute of hilarious video of her tryin to get it open...slappin it, rollin it, jumpin up and down on it....basically jus actin a fool tryin to get in it. In my world that make them pretty tuff.....and they hold stuff cold forever too. Or warm....question ...how do they know??
For $400 bucks of the price of a Yeti 65, I can buy 10 other coolers. Bears probably wouldn't eat but a few year at best. :) I don't get the need to spend all that money. I guess some of yall have a lot more than I do. I just re-use water bottles and freeze for my ice. They'll last all day long. Not big on buying bags of ice either. Call me cheap if you want.
I have the small yeti and love it. Holds ice better any cooler I have had in that size. Most have no insulation in the lids and i think that may allow them to lose the insulation ability. The bigger ones are too heavy and need wheels. A chore for one person to load by them self.
I, too, freeze water and gator aid bottles, works great.Quote:
Originally Posted by 27458
some one say ice??
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Exactly! Mine too!Quote:
Originally Posted by windstone