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looks good
Got a 65 and a roadie
I love everything about em and want one so bad! True story though about it being the last cooler I ever bought...My wife would kill me!!!! :biggrin
No doubt they're a quality product, but much of that high price tag is the brand...I'll stick with alternatives at half the price or less that sufficiently maintain coolness for my needs.
Way overpriced. There are coolers on market being built better than before for a lot less money. No doubt Yeti is the top of the line but way over the budget for most.
Cuz has one of the large ones and it does keep ice a long time, but it's very heavy. I mean big, bulky, and heavy when you get some drinks iced down to go out fishing. They're good though, don't get me wrong. GTT
Wow! A little expensive but real nice coolers.
Field and stream had an independent study on 5 of the Major market brands for strength, durability, keeping things cool, how long it holds ice, and so on... The number one was cheaper
Buy an RTIC at half the price and move past the marketing hype. Every direct comparison test that has been done shows the RTIC to hold ice as long, or longer, than the YETI. They are on back order and you will have to wait a month or two for delivery, but do you really need one tomorrow. Just saying....Quote:
Originally Posted by LowePro
If you are going to be in and out of it fetching drinks and food they don't hold ice any better than my igloo. Too heavy for day tripping. Now if you are going camping and away from civilization I can see having one of the high end coolers. For a quick trip to the lake there are far better options for a fraction of the cost.
Good coolers but not for me!
I've had my 65 and cable for a month or so,and i really like it.But i do have two teenage boys that move it wherever i need it.
I can buy a pile of ice for the cost of one of them. And if your camping or fishing, needing to get in them often they offer no significant advantage over any other cooler. No thanks.
good coolers
I'm like many others, I would love to have a Tundra 45, but can't justify dropping $300.00+ on one. I just don't have that kind of budget.
Nice cooler but love my Pelican cooler, cheaper with lifetime warranty & made in USA !!
You guys are right though any cooler that is constantly opened will only allow ice to last so long and the FL
sun is extremely hard on them.