YETI Tundra 65 Cooler

(857 reviews)

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$375.00

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  • Robert J. Graham

    > 3 day

    My second Yeti which replaces a smaller which I gave to a friend. Make sure you buy the locking package.

  • Lance R. Banuk

    > 3 day

    Incredibly durable! Keeps things on ice cold for days.

  • Florence Nightingale

    Greater than one week

    Great price, great product!

  • joefoe174

    > 3 day

    This product is everything I expected. YETI is number one in cooler products. This product is expensive but worth it. You can not go wrong with YETI when it comes to quality and thoughtfulness of their products.

  • Mad Mensch

    Greater than one week

    I got a chance to test my tundra 65 this past weekend at an all-day outdoor event where temps fluctuated between 50-67 degrees. My Dad also brought his cheap Rubbermaid cooler so I figured it was a good opportunity to see just how much an additional $350 gives you. We packed both coolers nearly the same except with the Tundra I used Yeti Ice at the bottom (which is probably cheating but I wanted to see it at its most optimal set up). The event was on Saturday and today (Tuesday) there’s still about 2/3 ice in the Tundra whereas the Rubbermaid is all water. What’s interesting though is all of the ice in the Tundra is sitting on top of the Yeti ice packs and the small section that doesn’t have the Yeti ice is mostly water. Had we used Yeti ice on the bottom of the Rubbermaid as well id be curious to see what the result is. Needless to say, maintaining 2/3 of ice after 4 full days is pretty impressive and I’m happy with that even though I had to shell out extra cash for the ice packs. Whether or not the Tundra has anything to do with that or if any cooler would have performed the same is still up in the air. My gut tells me that any similar quality cooler (such as canyon or RTIC) would perform similar and at around $100 less.

  • Kendall Romaguera

    > 3 day

    Well made but very disappointed. Went on an 8000 mile road trip. Temps up to 80 during the day and down to mid 30s at night. Precooled it and loaded it with 14lbs of ice. Opened it briefly three times a day. Ice lasted 3 days max. Not worth the money.

  • AJH

    > 3 day

    So far fantastic! Put it in the wagon to take down to the river for boat races. Kept everything cool and fresh!! About 100 degrees, outside for 6 hours under the sun !!

  • Dave Brownson

    > 3 day

    OK

  • Patrick T

    > 3 day

    We purchased this for an extended remote camping trip. Not only is it critter proof, it keeps ice for days. I pre-chilled it the night before our trip with a bag of ice. I also froze the meat we were taking. On the morning of our trip, I filled it up with some drinks and all of our perishables. A six hour drive, an hour boat trip, and five nights later, we still had a lot of ice. The rest of the ice didnt melt until more than two days after we got home. Our other cooler had to be have ice added every day or two. This year we are planning a seven day trip and I am confident the cooler will keep our food fresh and safe. It is a little heavy, probably over 100 pounds when filled, but we managed to get it up a steep little hill to our camping spot. The handles help a lot. This cooler is SOLID! It makes a nice airtight sshh sound when you open or close it. It will last the rest of my life. Quality!

  • Mayte Figueroa

    > 3 day

    It is perfect

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