yeti coolers at costco

[rosscrazyelk]

. For those who like them
This is at the federal way location.  Way cheaper than yeti website

[elkaholic123]

I had a 125qt but traded it for a 105...damn things are so heavy and with the rubber feet you can't even push them into the back of your truck, but they are tough as nails and keep stuff cold 

[ghosthunter]

Ummmm
You know I just don't get it.
My wife got me a big green cooler from Walmart. Several years ago.
Paid I think 89.00.

I put four blocks of ice in it and that ice will keep it cold for two weeks.
Sure the lid sprung a bit along the way.

But if I replace it every five years it still will be less costly than a yeti.

How many need to keep stuff cold for over two weeks?

[MtnMuley]

No way will your big green wal mart cooler keep ice as long as a Yeti. I have both. Not even a comparison.

[splitshot]

  yes there is a comparison.  look at the surveys and the expensive coolers are not worth the price you pay.  the coolers in the $50- $100 range are every bit as good.  I bought a canyon for $200 and regret it.  $400 for a cooler is highway robbery.   mike w

[grundy53]

  yes there is a comparison.  look at the surveys and the expensive coolers are not worth the price you pay.  the coolers in the $50- $100 range are every bit as good.  I bought a canyon for $200 and regret it.  $400 for a cooler is highway robbery.   mike w

I can personally attest to the fact that a $50-$100 cooler is no where near as good as a yeti. They don't even come close. Wish I could afford one...

[coop2424]

I truthfully think a yeti or comparable brands would last a lifetime if taken care of..  For me anymore I buy once and be done.  Costco has the pelican brand for like $300 which is much more doable than $500.  Pretty sure I will have to buy 3-4 or more of the $100 ones in my life if I went that direction since I have a broken one in the shop now..  In the long run it is a better buy in my mind..

[Stein]

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I have an igloo that I bought in 1999.  Every 10 years or so it gets new hinges.  I think there is a market for people that truly need ice to stay 2 weeks.  Personally, I just buy another bag every 3 days for $2.

[_TONY_]

I had some buddies drive up from Florida to meet me in the very northern part of BC... They had a Yeti, and filled it up with ice in Florida, and still had over half the amount of ice when they arrived in BC. That pretty much had me sold on the yeti's claims of holding ice.

[_TONY_]

My buddy (xXlojackXx) bought the 400qt Alaskan guide cooler from Cabelas for this years Idaho trip... He hasn't really tested it out much, but we think its going to be just as good as the yeti.

[NW-GSP]

I would always be worried about my cooler being stolen if I bought a yeti

[splitshot]

good point, tie them down.   part of the trick is don't open them much.  mike w

[xXLojackXx]

Why buy 125qt when you can buy a 400qt?!?
A 5 gallon bucket for comparison.

I went with a Grizzly due to the molded in handles rather than a rope that Yeti has, and the beefy stainless steel drain plug. As far as theft, it'll be heavily locked down in a trailer. If you happen to get through the trailer lock, braided cable and padlocks, the cooler empty weighs almost 100lbs. So have fun taking it full of ice and meat

[cbond3318]

Jeez ! That thing is massive!

[grundy53]