Tag: Yeti Coolers

DJ Bell of Yeti Coolers gives us the down-low on the company's newest way to keep things cold, the Yeti Rambler/Tumbler. Yeti says,"we over-engineered our Rambler Tumblers with kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel and double-wall vacuum insulation. Rambler Tumblers keep ice 2X longer than plastic tumblers and are designed for maximum ice retention – and...

Will Morgan of Yeti coolers shows us around the new Yeti Cooler and two very "cool" new accessories for them: drink holders and fishing rod attachments.  I mean, what else could you want?

Run out of space in your Yeti? Pack your Coleman so full of eatables that you can't fit any river refreshments? No problem, sling a swing sack. By "swing sack" I mean any perforated bag or mesh netting that can hold sodas or beer and can be tied off to the boat. Granted the image above is a giant salmon net and not your every-day fishing accessory, but on a...

Let's talk about a sensitive subject. We can all wax poetic about the perfect fly rod, or the smooth-as-silk reel, or the super-slick, high floating line, and the magic bug pattern that makes the bite happen... but there's an oft-under-appreciated element in the gear ensemble that deserves proper attention. I'm talking about the bottle opener. Granted, some...

Boulder Boat Works, makers of polymer-hull driftboats, have improved upon their latest boat—the Convertible River Taxi—by adding one of the toughest coolers on the market to the options list. BBW now offers a 120-quart or 75-quart Yeti cooler on all new Convertible River Taxis. The gents over at BBW say, "the CRT just got even better! Not only are Yeti...

Tundra 75 An extreme example of how durable and insulated a cooler can be, Yeti Coolers' Tundra 75 is constructed from one-piece, roto-molded polyethylene which is extremely durable as well as dry ice compatible and UV resistant. There is a minimum of 2-inches of YETI’s polyurethane foam throughout the cooler body (3-inches in the lid), providing superior...