Yeti cooler question?

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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby LawDawg » Wed Aug 31, 2011 1:27 pm

Ive won three. I wouldn't pay for them. They aren't worth it.
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby Blake Williamson » Wed Aug 31, 2011 1:33 pm

ACEINTHEHOLE wrote:
Blake Williamson wrote:I got a 50qt it does better then your little cheap walmart cooler keeping ice but other then that it's nothing thats impressive on keeping ice.They damn sure don't hold ice as long as they say they do. Following the instructions they give you or not.........The only reason I bought mine was bc they are indestructible....And the flipping lid don't blow off going down the road other then that........ There are to many others out there doing the same thing as they are doing at a half of the price.
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby jdaves » Wed Aug 31, 2011 1:56 pm

I got one as a gift and really like it. I probably wouldn't pay for one out of my own pocket though. As far as keeping ice, it does keep ice a good while longer than a regular cooler if you leave it closed. If you're constantly opening it then the ice will last as long as in any other cooler. So I wouldn't suggest buying one for an everyday beer cooler. However, if you need to keep some fresh ice for a couple days while you're away from civilazation then the Yeti is what you need. Another plus to the Yeti is the way it's made, they're VERY durable and as long as no one steals it from you it'll last you a lifetime. You'll never have to worry about buying another one. Also, if you're approached by a grizzly bear in Ms. while duck hunting, all you have to do is shrink yourself into a little ball and get inside the Yeti and you'll be safe. Once the grizzly has eaten all of your hunting buddies you can come out and take possession of their shotguns, bands and any other cool stuff of theirs that you may want. So if you look at it in these terms, it may be worth more than they're asking for them. :lol:
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby woody » Wed Aug 31, 2011 2:05 pm

I bought an 85 qt. and I don't think it is worth the $$. With the heat these days no ice chest will hold ice for a day or more. While the water from the ice stays cool/cold, the ice seems to disappear quickly. If you need to hold the ice longer in this heat I would go with a regular cooler and drop a block of dry ice in there.
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby DUCKAHOLIC » Wed Aug 31, 2011 2:14 pm

free78 wrote:Just paying for the name. Igloo works just fine.
Think what you want too big daddy.......but that is about the most stupid thing I hva seen on here........but I am sure it will be topped
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby free78 » Wed Aug 31, 2011 2:43 pm

DUCKAHOLIC wrote:
free78 wrote:Just paying for the name. Igloo works just fine.
Think what you want too big daddy.......but that is about the most stupid thing I hva seen on here........but I am sure it will be topped
Just saying for a everyday cooler not worth it.
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby eSJay » Wed Aug 31, 2011 2:48 pm

free78 wrote:
DUCKAHOLIC wrote:
free78 wrote:Just paying for the name. Igloo works just fine.
Think what you want too big daddy.......but that is about the most stupid thing I hva seen on here........but I am sure it will be topped
Just saying for a everyday cooler not worth it.
What about special occasions? Are they worth it then? :roll:
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby free78 » Wed Aug 31, 2011 2:52 pm

Yes, they would be great for a special occasion. Christmas, B'days, Uradouche day, etc..
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby LODI QUACKER » Wed Aug 31, 2011 2:55 pm

He ehe he,

That was funny as hell!!!!!!!!


We bought a 5 day extreme cooler( dark blue rig, big joker) to put fish in, it is not the tough cooler that the yeti is and the hinges will break and all the other downfalls of a cheap cooler, but It will hold ice just as long as the yeti. Thats a fact. Did the test.
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby Smoke68 » Wed Aug 31, 2011 3:28 pm

free78 wrote:Yes, they would be great for a special occasion. Christmas, B'days, Uradouche day, etc..
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby southernfire97 » Wed Aug 31, 2011 3:36 pm

To those guys that say they aren't worth the money, you obviously haven't bought enough cheap igloo's and coleman's. They are well worth the money if you actually use a cooler. They are hard to justify if you use a cooler once a month, but for the guys that actually use coolers daily, they can't be beat. The hinges don't break, they don't crack around the corners and handles and the lid doesn't blow off. Also, they don't absorb odor like the cheaper coolers do.
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby Blake Williamson » Wed Aug 31, 2011 3:49 pm

southernfire97 wrote:To those guys that say they aren't worth the money, you obviously haven't bought enough cheap igloo's and coleman's. They are well worth the money if you actually use a cooler. They are hard to justify if you use a cooler once a month, but for the guys that actually use coolers daily, they can't be beat. The hinges don't break, they don't crack around the corners and handles and the lid doesn't blow off. Also, they don't absorb odor like the cheaper coolers do.

Don't say that.....Put ya some crawfish in that puppy and then wash it out and leave her in the sun for a day.....Hope you love the taste of crawfish with your beer........ TRUE STORY!!!!
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby Drakeshead » Wed Aug 31, 2011 5:13 pm

http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Page ... D=RP091226

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150 Qt Gott™ Marine Cooler $119.95

This cooler’s extra thick insulation keeps ice up to 7.5 days at 90° F. Its large size can accommodate either 250 lbs of fish with 30 lbs of ice or 252 cans plus ice. It includes three Refreeze bottles that screw into the lid of the cooler and two Iceolator bottles that divide contents within the cooler. Stainless steel hinges, lid-latch and strap add durability.
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby Ryano » Wed Aug 31, 2011 8:40 pm

They are well worth the money in my opinion. Have a 45 quart and love it! This may sound stupid but alot of it depends on what kind of ice you put in it. If i put two bags of good hard frozen ice in it , it will keep ice for two days in the back of my truck in the sun. with it 98 degrees i might add. I promise you an igloo won't stand up to that. What I have noticed more than anything is how cold it makes the beer!!!
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Re: Yeti cooler question?

Postby winterville » Wed Aug 31, 2011 8:52 pm

I just stay with the basic igloo cooler. It might only last a year or two,but if it breaks, gets stolen, or I just lose I don't give a s??t. I just go get a new one

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