rubber, which comes in handy if you plan on using it on a slippery boat deck or truck bed. Other, cheaper coolers also boast about their nonskid feet, but upon close inspection, those were often made of cheaper, basic plastic and generally of lower quality than those used on the Yeti....
As with many companies and products it’s a bit of a mixed bag. Yeti’s Tundra coolers are mostly made in the USA, in factories located in Wisconsin and Minnesota. But they do also outsource to a factory in the Philippines. Their new soft-sided Hopper coolers, Panga duffels, and Ramble...
when analyzed on an individual basis, just give us a glimpse but when combined it results in a pretty encompassing review that can quickly and easily give an overall idea of how good or bad a cooler is. This aggregate
It’s certainly not a Yeti, but this inexpensive cooler is reasonably durable for the price and will far outperform Styrofoam and other cheaper models. There are almost always notable sacrifices when going this cheap, and the Coleman’s biggest downfall is its inability to keep ice frozen for ...
Different brands will have different strengths and weaknesses.Grizzly coolers on salewill vary some fromYeti coolers on sale.Engel coolers on salewill vary fromPelican coolers on sale. It can be quite overwhelming! To assist in this matter, we have created this site that is dedicated to breakin...
Yeti’s Hopper M30 above is the crème de la crème of soft coolers, but it’s overbuilt and overpriced for many. Enter their Hopper Flip 12, which retains much of what we love about the M30 in a lighter, cheaper, and more approachable package. Like its pricier sibling, the Hopper Fli...
A lot of the expensive coolers on the market today have similar features and also perform much better than the cheaper coolers of the past. Yeti, Orca and Pelican all have very similar construction, for example. However, after getting the chance to review a few of these coolers, we found ...
or even carry with two people. Since the one external pocket is rather small and a bit too tight to put anything realistic inside, I could’ve used an extra pocket or two on the outer shell. Significantly cheaper than the YETI Hopper Flip it’s so often compared to, it does lack the...
rubber, which comes in handy if you plan on using it on a slippery boat deck or truck bed. Other, cheaper coolers also boast about their nonskid feet, but upon close inspection, those were often made of cheaper, basic plastic and generally of lower quality than those used on the Yeti....