YETITundra 35 Cooler

Have always heard that Yeti coolers were worth the money. They are a bit pricey, but it did hold our items cold on our recent Spring Break road trip. Wish i had ordered the the size up though and the inside of the cooler was smaller than I anticipated. Not sure if i will buy another but happy with how it performed!

Why did I wait so long? Well, the cost, of course. However, this is the best cooler I have ever owned. I have 9 coolers (yes, I have a problem) and this is BY FAR my new favorite. Pro tip: Drink a box of wine, take out the bag, fill it with water and freeze. I was camping last weekend for 3 days and there was virtually no melting of my winebagice.

Tres haute wualité

Keeps drinks cold very well. Was much heavier than I expected (didn’t read the spec). It’s not for carrying but fine if used from a vehicle.

Absolutely as good, if not better, than everyone says. I keep it in the bed of my truck 24/7 as I more or less live on the road and this thing has helped make that possible before I’m able to aquire more expensive equipment. Without electricity, a refrigerator is out of the question but with my Yeti, that’s fine! In the hotter months (NC, TN, GA) up to 95-105 degree temps, and little to no time in the shade, I’ve still had ice 48 hours later! And that’s the MINIMUM!!!Now it’s winter time and rarely above freezing (had a week or two down to the teens). I guess I’d never considered using a cooler in the winter, but it’s even come in handy in the cold, too. It seems to act to maintain temps rather than solely keep things cold because it’s kept my liquids from freezing while everything else in the bed freezes solid overnight in the exact same environment. And when dealing with 20 degree nights and 45-60 degree days, it’s kept everything in it at ideal temps! Drinks stay ice cold but never freeze!