YETI Cooler?

Keatoncalhoun

How should I mount a yeti on my car? I have the rear seat kit if that helps. What size yeti? Idk I'm new


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tculpepper

I have a 65 quart and it will fit on the back of mine. Yeti's have special loops where a strap can be run through then tied down. I have also seen a cooler that was bolted down using some simple 90 degree brackets.

Assassin

I keep my YETI's on the back with bungee cords....and a cable lock for good measure

PAPABEAR1

Are the Yeti's really worth all that money ?

DOOmsman

If you are going camping for days they may be.

tculpepper

Yes and no. They're super tough, hold ice for days, (if you keep the lid shut), as the hinges and lid locks are hard to mess up. If you're just going to use it to keep beer cold for a night, I'd say no.

IronOtter

They're awesome if you have the money. A nice compromise is the Coleman Extreme series or an Engle. They'll keep ice for a solid four days with regular use. Yeti's will do a solid 5 or 6 if you're not opening them frequently. It's really more about durability. Sitting on them, throwing them around, etc. The hinges are bullet proof and the drains replace very easily but you'll probably never need to replace them.

Assassin

yes there are....I have 2 very handy on long hunting /fishing/camping trips....

very sturdy and made well

Moonbuggy

Pelican Cases now makes a cooler too. If it's as good as their other cases, it's tough.

JonBoehman

The Coleman Esky's are relatively the same exact cooler but they are $100 cheaper than the Yeti's. And yes they are worth it. Especially for not having to buy inflated ice prices at races and other events. Very much so if you are at alot of them.