Yeti Tundra 65 Review | Worth the high price? I'll give you my honest opinion.

In this video we are taking a look at the Yeti Tundra 65 cooler in white. We reviewed the younger sibling of this cooler, the Yeti 24 Roadie Cooler in Charcoal a year or two ago and have been loving it ever since.
It has been our go-to cooler as it has the perfect amount of storage, solid ice retention, and a small footprint so that it may fit within your vehicle. Perfect for road trips! (Hint the name roadie!)
This Yeti is made long camping trips, large gatherings, or hauling home your harvest.
The biggest cons of this cooler are the price point ($350 at the time of this video) and super heavy weight when loaded down.
The biggest pros of this cooler are the ice retention and longevity.
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Our ice test showed the cooler capable of having ice storage for 5 to 6 days provided.

[@loop1800mickey]

Living in HOT Florida our Yeti 65 sea foam after 5 years of service is a keeper lots of compliments and very happy with Yeti 👍

[@Recruitcreative]

Awesome!

[@davidlemon7792]

I purchased my Yeti Tundra 65 in the spring of 2021. I threw out the collection of coolers that I accumulated over the years and wanted one quality cooler that could for years. Three years of summer camping later, I can say that I made the right choice. I get 3-4 days of ice retention with an ice block in 100 plus weather. I watch other campers head out to buy ice every day.

[@Recruitcreative]

Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@Sammy0003]

Just purchased the tundra haul this thing will last me for years!
I purchase my first yeti cooler in 2014 and still working perfectly fine no issues.
The problem with the cheap coolers is they only last couple of summers if that.

[@Recruitcreative]

True! Thanks for sharing

[@dcyphrz8532]

I have the same cooler. You can avoid a lot of that first day melt by pre-chilling the cooler the night before with freezer blocks or sacrificing a bag of ice. They perform really well either way but once the cooler walls are cold, they're amazing.

[@Recruitcreative]

Thanks for sharing!

[@hithere3598]

with those padlock slots on the edges of the Tundra Yeti's you dont need to buy those Yeti SECURITY CABLE LOCK & BRACKETS just buy 3inch padlocks and a chain and you can lock your yeti's to your truck bed. I own a Roadie 60 two Tundra 65's a Roadie 24 a GoBox60 a Camino 50 a Hopper flip 12. Im gone every weekend in the summer either the beach or camping. My Yeti's are all well used there nice and dinged and scratched from being used to its fullest and if your not getting them scratched or dinged then your not using them right, there built tough and rugged so use them dont baby them

[@Recruitcreative]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jbdoingjbstuff]

700th view!

[@Recruitcreative]

Yes sir!

[@L.G.productions]

breaking apart the ice chunks is the worst thing to do!!!!