I spend 170-200 nights per year on the road with work. Sometimes I will have a 2 day drive to smaller towns with very limited food options. I pre chill with cleaned out windshield washer fluid jugs the night before and then use the 4lb packs (2 for my 20, 4 for my 45) and no additional ice. Obviously all my food to transport is refridgerated and/or frozen before going in. Ive mounted a thermoworks fridge/freezer thermometer to both coolers to be able to monitor whats going on in there. Mid summer I have no issues getting my food where it needs to be safely. The ice packs may seem expensive but the fact that they fit so perfect and do not bulge when frozen is nice. Just like the coolers themselves I would recommend to those who use them very often.
Good vid, but IMO you cant beat frozen water bottles, cant tell you how many times i was so happy to have more water in my cooler, ice cold water if i needed it
Very informative, thank you. I just got the Yeti Tundra 35 for my birthday and as a truck driver (which is the reason why it was gifted to me) I think I'll benefit from using Yeti Ice. Thank you.
This review is spot on to my own experience with Yeti coolers and Yeti Ice. My family spends a lot of time at the beach in SC during the summer, as well as, outdoor entertaining at home. The coolers and ice bricks always hold up to the temperatures and frequent cooler openings.
The yeti ice pack is an absolute must. I have the flip 12 and originally I did not get the ice pack. The cooler was useless. Called yeti and complained and they recommended the ice pack and placing loose ice in on top of the ice pack. Unbelievable efficient now. 90 degree weather, 12 hours later no ice melting. The ice molds itself onto the ice pack. That’s the trick to an efficient yeti cooler. Worth every penny of the $250.
GREAT VIDEO!! I've just become a Yeti Hopper Flio owner and I'm loving the videos you made. You are very thorough and share good information about the Hopper. I have the Flip 12 and 18 and bought some Yeti Ice for them. PLEASE re shoot the video of the Hopper filled with ice AND Yeti Ice !! That would be awesome. Thanks again my friend
I don't know about the Yeti ice, but I use the Cordova ice and it does replace ice. I hope you give it a try! I have more in there than they recommend, but no ice.
Thanks homie. Appreciate the knowledge transfer. Had no idea what the actual benefit was and how it worked. Just thought it was meant to take the place of ice.
You CAN use them standalone like you said but yes, longer trips and higher temps, this is a supplement only. Still awesome. I love being able to take a 10L cooler and a couple bricks, precooled with cold drink and food for beach days. Just enough chilllll for a day.
I actually do use them as ice replacement. I camp at least once a month, and I live in Florida. I have been using the ones from Cordova without any other ice. I'm looking at getting the Yeti ice because it would fit better in my Tundra. I love it because I don't have to weed through ice, and nothing gets water logged.
I have a few yeti ice, ozark trail ice blocks , coolershock ice packs, and tourit ice packs. Yeti ice melts the fastest, ozark ice blocks last longer. What kills yeti and ozark? Coolershock and tourit ice packs. They are much more colder which you can tell once you pick them up. They stay iced longer and dryer. By the the time yeti ice and ozark starts to melt these Ice packs are crunchy. The only downfall if you want your cans or bottles really organized the ice packs are not really uniformed, not completely flat. If you are a bit OCD like me it will drive you crazy.
@@mikegarcia7452 yep I did. I have 2 m30s. They hold ice tons longer than Ozark trail soft coolers . That's just the m30 because I also have the backflip. It's not better than Ozark trail higher end soft coolers
Cooler Shocks are awesome, work the best and are much cheaper. In a pre-chilled roadie cooler I can keep my drinks cold for 48 hours with two cooler shocks and no ice on the back of my truck in the summer heat. I have been impressed. Yeti ice doesn't last as long from my tests, but are still a good option. I just prefer the Cooler Shocks.
I have the same exact results. I own yeti ice , ozarktrail blocks , tourit and coolershock ice pack (virtually identical). Yeti ice melts the fastest! Those coolershock and tourit ice packs absolutely kill yeti ice and ozark. They are far colder and last much longer! They are the true alternative to ice.
I think these ice packs work best with the soft coolers. Harder coolers work better with straight ice. My hopper 12 with yeti ice and the bottom will keep a 12 pack ice cold all day without ice.
I found that placing any type of ice packs on the bottom and having ur drinks or whatever ur going put in ur cooler precold and putting ice on top will make the ice last alot longer and the cooler won't be as heavy cuz of less ice needed.
I thought about buying the ozark trail options, but I’d figure why not just freeze a couple of bottles of water instead. Might still pick up the pack just cause of the aesthetic.
I have the yeti ice and ozark. The ozark lasts much longer while getting the same ice freezing results. Yeti ice is the worse performing out of the ice blocks and ice packs I own. The best by far are tourit and coolershock ice packs.
@@jeffreyrupsam1231 I have 1 LBS 2 LBS and a 4LBS Which I also use for my yeti lunch bags. For the roadie I put the 4LBS in the bottom and 2LBS on top Which works fine. Honestly whatever works for you best You can’t go wrong If it doesn’t work return it 😅
Like to know how it performs to other brand ice packs,or is it basically the same as the others and Yeti just slapped their name on it or does it out lasts the others?
Came across this video doing research on buying this cooler...Is this JD Vance to Vice Presidential candidate and Senator???? the resemblance is uncanny
I know this is an old vid, but anyone who comes here should know that Ozark trail 2lb is $12 compared to $24, and the same performance. What you need to consider is the size and how it fits. I use a combo of Ozark Trail and Yeti ice for my 2 day picnic cooler.
I have two of each and still not a fan…. Recently I’ve been buying dry ice from Kroger and putting a double layer of cardboard in between the food and the ice. Works like a charm!!
Thank you so much! I am planning my trip and have to keep my pumped breast milk frozen for 24 hours. With this information I am now confident I won't have to waste "liquid gold". I bought 2, 4lb blocks and the Yeti hopper. I'll make sure to put ice in it as well.
Awesome video on yeti ice. Can you do a video on the Yeti Hondo chair? It’s an amazing chair. Not that many videos on TH-cam. I would appreciate. Thanks
When I use the Yeti Ice as instructed, with the yeti ice at the bottom and the mound of ice cubes on top, I find that when I open it up a few hours later the ice has formed a giant ice burg and all of my cans and food are encased inside of this brick. Do you have a solution for this? Or am I just doing it wrong? I find it really annoying
Do they leak? I just got a Tundra 45 and am considering getting the 4lb and 2lb for it but previous off brand similar items have leaked on me and I cannot abide that.
I think it depends on how long you’re out out how often you’re opening. My tundras do great for 4 days on just ice, if they’re filled up solid and not being opened a lot. If you’re opening a lot (would make sense to grab beers :)), then I would probably throw a couple of them on the bottom.
It’s meant to be used over and over again. When you get home from your weekend trip with your yeti, toss the Yeti Ice packs in your freezer for next time. Also, pre-chill your Yeti cooler the day before the day you leave with your Yeti cooler: take your Yeti into your house (don’t leave it outside in the sun all day), and open the lid up. This will allow your Yeti cooler to cool down from your home’s air conditioning, which is important because the cooler’s thick insulated walls retain heat or cold very well. So the worst thing to do is to let your cooler sit outside the day before, then the morning of your trip you throw in food/ drinks and a few bags of ice. Those thick heavily insulated walls of the cooler are warm from the previous day or week of sitting out in the sun and you’re doing a huge disservice to yourself by not pre-chilling your cooler. When I’ve brought my cooler inside to pre-chill it the day before, I also throw in a 5 pound bag of ice and let that sit in the yeti to better pre chill it. Some people call this bag of ice the “sacrificial” bag since you’re not really gonna use this ON your drinks/ food, but it definitely still serves a purpose. Then, when it comes time to pack your cooler for your trip the morning of, toss the old ice out, place your frozen Yeti Ice packs at the bottom, pour in a layer of ice on top of the Yeti Ice packs, then fill the cooler with your drinks/ food/ whatever, and then toss a new bag or two of ice in and you’re all set! Hopefully this helps you get the MOST out your Yeti cooler!
I’ve ordered a yeti cooler sort of regret it as it too expensive all the extras are over priced These packs are expensive yet you still need ice well what’s the point ffs
Hey Mr.Pearce my birthday is in a couple weeks and i plan on getting a university of GA soft pack cooler to use for a life long term and knew that i would need a ice pack i looked on academy and academy had a the yetti 1 pound ice pack for $15 was kinda on the fence of doubt about the yettie ice pack then after i heard what you said at 4:20 that was the nail in the coffine for me that changed my mind because im looking for a ice pack that can be frozen for 8 hours or so and still keep my cooler and drinks cold. i would also like to ask how long does your yetti ice pack stay frozen cold???
I’m looking at the Responsible Ice by Cell Cooler. Can’t vouch for it but it’s a small business and from a rational perspective it makes more sense to have a big block of ice. Smaller blocks melt faster.
@@the_long_wait i agree 100% , im a real big diehard freshwater fisherman meaning i mostly spend my time fishing freshwater for Largemouth and Smallmouth bass and as well as catfish , so i knew i would need a ice pack that could go guns blazing for 8 hours at minimum and 12 hours at most , spo i purchased the small cooler shock ice pack and i had days that from 10:00AM / 11:00 AM through 6 to 8 PM at night the small cooler shock ice packs still went going guns blazing strong , to this day cooler shock and igloo ice packs for $5 for my birthday and together both these ice packs still go guns blazing strong after a 7 to 8 hour shift. So i know i personally can sleep at night knowing that cooler shock is gis blazing strong. Now in the ice pack world yetti and Cooler Shock are the kings and top dog of the ice pack world. i hope this helps you to make a decision that best benifets you.
Oh man - great question. I would trust the yeti ice if I had several of them and was super diligent about keeping the cooler closed as much as possible. I’ve never actually used dry ice in my Tundras so not sure I can comment on that. But if you start with a cooler full of ice on top of several blocks of Yeti Ice I think you’ll be fine. I’ve had my Tundra 45 keep ice for a week without supplementing with Yeti Ice, but we started with a cooler packed with ice and only opened once or twice a day. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching.
Lol works not one bit better than ones I bought on temu and filled myself. But I forgot "it's better because it's yeti" with much of the yeti crowd. 😂😂😂
Don’t waste your money worse ice brick I ever brought, 3 pack from k mart for $2.50 last 2 days the yeti doesn’t last until lunch time I don’t know how they even made it so bad , frozen water bottles are way better 😂😂😂
I spend 170-200 nights per year on the road with work. Sometimes I will have a 2 day drive to smaller towns with very limited food options. I pre chill with cleaned out windshield washer fluid jugs the night before and then use the 4lb packs (2 for my 20, 4 for my 45) and no additional ice. Obviously all my food to transport is refridgerated and/or frozen before going in. Ive mounted a thermoworks fridge/freezer thermometer to both coolers to be able to monitor whats going on in there. Mid summer I have no issues getting my food where it needs to be safely. The ice packs may seem expensive but the fact that they fit so perfect and do not bulge when frozen is nice. Just like the coolers themselves I would recommend to those who use them very often.
This was the review I needed. Thank you!
Thank you for watching and for adding your experience.
Good vid, but IMO you cant beat frozen water bottles, cant tell you how many times i was so happy to have more water in my cooler, ice cold water if i needed it
Very informative, thank you. I just got the Yeti Tundra 35 for my birthday and as a truck driver (which is the reason why it was gifted to me) I think I'll benefit from using Yeti Ice. Thank you.
This review is spot on to my own experience with Yeti coolers and Yeti Ice. My family spends a lot of time at the beach in SC during the summer, as well as, outdoor entertaining at home. The coolers and ice bricks always hold up to the temperatures and frequent cooler openings.
The yeti ice pack is an absolute must. I have the flip 12 and originally I did not get the ice pack. The cooler was useless. Called yeti and complained and they recommended the ice pack and placing loose ice in on top of the ice pack. Unbelievable efficient now. 90 degree weather, 12 hours later no ice melting. The ice molds itself onto the ice pack. That’s the trick to an efficient yeti cooler. Worth every penny of the $250.
It is dog shit, my $2.50 3 pack from k mart last 3 times longer.
@@tomunderhill38where do you live. How is there a Kmart still? Where do you live? Barstow?
GREAT VIDEO!! I've just become a Yeti Hopper Flio owner and I'm loving the videos you made. You are very thorough and share good information about the Hopper. I have the Flip 12 and 18 and bought some Yeti Ice for them. PLEASE re shoot the video of the Hopper filled with ice AND Yeti Ice !! That would be awesome. Thanks again my friend
I got so depressed when you said it's not supposed to replace ice
tough
It acts as a perk to make your ice last longer. Remember to use ice with it
I don't know about the Yeti ice, but I use the Cordova ice and it does replace ice. I hope you give it a try! I have more in there than they recommend, but no ice.
Thanks for the info. Just bought the Hopper Flip 18 and the 4lb Yeti ice ($29.99 BTW).
Thanks homie. Appreciate the knowledge transfer. Had no idea what the actual benefit was and how it worked. Just thought it was meant to take the place of ice.
Very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Really well articulated review. Thank you for that dude
"7.2". Come on, sir! How do you calculate that 0.2? LMAO. Great video!
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Awesome review, very helpful and now I’m on my way to purchase yeti ice. Thanks again for your advice on food safety
You CAN use them standalone like you said but yes, longer trips and higher temps, this is a supplement only. Still awesome. I love being able to take a 10L cooler and a couple bricks, precooled with cold drink and food for beach days. Just enough chilllll for a day.
The yeti ice is great for weekend camping trips. You don’t have to put anymore ice in all weekend. Good buy!
Just stumbled upon this vid! Great information!
Have ever compared Yeti Ice to Artic Ice? That might be a good project. Skillet
Just bought a 4lbs Yeti Ice for my Flip 18 cooler. Need it to keep my beer cold for 18 holes of golf.
How'd it work out for you brother? Just got mine!
Does the Flip 18 fit into a golf cart?
@4:20 very important message, crucial. Really appreciate it. Helped me Rich. much appreciate it.
I actually do use them as ice replacement. I camp at least once a month, and I live in Florida. I have been using the ones from Cordova without any other ice. I'm looking at getting the Yeti ice because it would fit better in my Tundra. I love it because I don't have to weed through ice, and nothing gets water logged.
You rated this a 7.2/10. So what's rated higher than that?
Very informative video that answers many questions!
I have a few yeti ice, ozark trail ice blocks , coolershock ice packs, and tourit ice packs. Yeti ice melts the fastest, ozark ice blocks last longer. What kills yeti and ozark? Coolershock and tourit ice packs. They are much more colder which you can tell once you pick them up. They stay iced longer and dryer. By the the time yeti ice and ozark starts to melt these Ice packs are crunchy. The only downfall if you want your cans or bottles really organized the ice packs are not really uniformed, not completely flat. If you are a bit OCD like me it will drive you crazy.
Did u compare the ozark trail cooler to the yeti hopper? I heard the ozark holds ice longer.
@@mikegarcia7452 yep I did. I have 2 m30s. They hold ice tons longer than Ozark trail soft coolers . That's just the m30 because I also have the backflip. It's not better than Ozark trail higher end soft coolers
Cooler Shocks are awesome, work the best and are much cheaper.
In a pre-chilled roadie cooler I can keep my drinks cold for 48 hours with two cooler shocks and no ice on the back of my truck in the summer heat. I have been impressed.
Yeti ice doesn't last as long from my tests, but are still a good option. I just prefer the Cooler Shocks.
I have the same exact results. I own yeti ice , ozarktrail blocks , tourit and coolershock ice pack (virtually identical).
Yeti ice melts the fastest! Those coolershock and tourit ice packs absolutely kill yeti ice and ozark. They are far colder and last much longer! They are the true alternative to ice.
What he said ! Cooler Shock Rocks.
I bought a 4 pack of cooler shock. 2 of them leaked everywhere after just a few uses. Trash!
I think these ice packs work best with the soft coolers. Harder coolers work better with straight ice. My hopper 12 with yeti ice and the bottom will keep a 12 pack ice cold all day without ice.
I found that placing any type of ice packs on the bottom and having ur drinks or whatever ur going put in ur cooler precold and putting ice on top will make the ice last alot longer and the cooler won't be as heavy cuz of less ice needed.
Great video. Thank you.
Very convincing. Im going to get mine right. Now
You answered my questions....thanks.
I thought about buying the ozark trail options, but I’d figure why not just freeze a couple of bottles of water instead. Might still pick up the pack just cause of the aesthetic.
I have the yeti ice and ozark. The ozark lasts much longer while getting the same ice freezing results. Yeti ice is the worse performing out of the ice blocks and ice packs I own. The best by far are tourit and coolershock ice packs.
I freeze water bottles, and when they melt I drink them
Great video your channel is awesome thank you!
I have the roadie 24
And just bought some yeti ice!
Thanks for the information brother!
Hey, question which yeti ice did you buy for your roadie? i am considering to buy it too.
@@jeffreyrupsam1231 I have 1 LBS
2 LBS and a 4LBS
Which I also use for my yeti lunch bags.
For the roadie I put the 4LBS in the bottom and 2LBS on top
Which works fine.
Honestly whatever works for you best
You can’t go wrong
If it doesn’t work return it 😅
What ice pack would u suggest to get a 10 since the yeti 4lb u gave a 7.2?
Great video.
Great review thanks.
I use the 1 lb for my lunch bucket it last 8 hours it great 👍
Not 7 or 8, but firm 7.2? Dang, was about to buy it if it was above 7.6.
Like to know how it performs to other brand ice packs,or is it basically the same as the others and Yeti just slapped their name on it or does it out lasts the others?
Hey, it’s JD Vance!
Well done...thank you!
Came across this video doing research on buying this cooler...Is this JD Vance to Vice Presidential candidate and Senator???? the resemblance is uncanny
I know this is an old vid, but anyone who comes here should know that Ozark trail 2lb is $12 compared to $24, and the same performance. What you need to consider is the size and how it fits. I use a combo of Ozark Trail and Yeti ice for my 2 day picnic cooler.
I was so hoping it would be 7.3. But thanks
Thanks for the video!
Great video! Any Cons you'd like to share with these Yeti ice packs ? I'm considering getting a few for my M30 Hopper. Cheers !
Easily the price. You can get a 4 pack of Amazon Basic large ice packs which are the same size, for the price of 1 $30 Yeti.
Is it not better a Large Thin Ice for the Hopper 18 ? Thanks for the review.
I use them for my makeshift DIY swamp cooler. Sadly they only last for an hour. Or as a poor man's laptop cooler. They do freeze quite fast though. 😂
I have two of each and still not a fan…. Recently I’ve been buying dry ice from Kroger and putting a double layer of cardboard in between the food and the ice. Works like a charm!!
Thank you for watching. That’s a great idea.
great video thank you
Good video
Thank you so much! I am planning my trip and have to keep my pumped breast milk frozen for 24 hours. With this information I am now confident I won't have to waste "liquid gold". I bought 2, 4lb blocks and the Yeti hopper. I'll make sure to put ice in it as well.
What size knockers is that gold coming from 🤔
@@scubasteve7191 😂
Wish Yeti made a half pound ice brick so it would fit inside the Yeti 46oz Ramblers…
Would this work for an ac water cooler to keep the air cold?
Awesome video on yeti ice.
Can you do a video on the Yeti Hondo chair? It’s an amazing chair. Not that many videos on TH-cam. I would appreciate.
Thanks
Hope you got one dude. going on 3 years strong here. Sits and feels like day one. My best Yeti purchase.
seriously you got me there with that rating of 7.2 not 7 not 8 but 7.2.
Double your ice life and only got 7.2?
When I use the Yeti Ice as instructed, with the yeti ice at the bottom and the mound of ice cubes on top, I find that when I open it up a few hours later the ice has formed a giant ice burg and all of my cans and food are encased inside of this brick. Do you have a solution for this? Or am I just doing it wrong? I find it really annoying
Do they leak? I just got a Tundra 45 and am considering getting the 4lb and 2lb for it but previous off brand similar items have leaked on me and I cannot abide that.
I’ve put mine through the ringer and gave never had a leak. They’re well built.
yeah, great idea a billion dollars to replace the classic frozen water bottle that you can drink if it ever thaws....
i'm just on my way to camping :D and have no spare time to get YETI ice :D and freeze it to take with us :D next time then :P
7.2 you are generous, I fill more like a 7.163
Will the Yeti ice be enough for a round of golf or would I still need to add ice?
I think so. I’ve used just yeti ice on the course when I was in a pinch.
Orca wants more for the 4lb. block $28.00
I tcan be use for to remain and maintain temperature for cold
Hi
Great video
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Between 1 and 10, I rate this video a solid 7.2.
I have a tundra, 35, 45, and 65, I use for river trips, use for mostly beer, would they be worth buying?
I think it depends on how long you’re out out how often you’re opening. My tundras do great for 4 days on just ice, if they’re filled up solid and not being opened a lot. If you’re opening a lot (would make sense to grab beers :)), then I would probably throw a couple of them on the bottom.
Cooler Shock Ice Packs
Great review! Can Yeti Ice be used over and over again? Or is it one time use only?
Over and over again. We use ours weekly. Thanks for watching!
It’s meant to be used over and over again. When you get home from your weekend trip with your yeti, toss the Yeti Ice packs in your freezer for next time.
Also, pre-chill your Yeti cooler the day before the day you leave with your Yeti cooler: take your Yeti into your house (don’t leave it outside in the sun all day), and open the lid up.
This will allow your Yeti cooler to cool down from your home’s air conditioning, which is important because the cooler’s thick insulated walls retain heat or cold very well.
So the worst thing to do is to let your cooler sit outside the day before, then the morning of your trip you throw in food/ drinks and a few bags of ice.
Those thick heavily insulated walls of the cooler are warm from the previous day or week of sitting out in the sun and you’re doing a huge disservice to yourself by not pre-chilling your cooler.
When I’ve brought my cooler inside to pre-chill it the day before, I also throw in a 5 pound bag of ice and let that sit in the yeti to better pre chill it. Some people call this bag of ice the “sacrificial” bag since you’re not really gonna use this ON your drinks/ food, but it definitely still serves a purpose. Then, when it comes time to pack your cooler for your trip the morning of, toss the old ice out, place your frozen Yeti Ice packs at the bottom, pour in a layer of ice on top of the Yeti Ice packs, then fill the cooler with your drinks/ food/ whatever, and then toss a new bag or two of ice in and you’re all set!
Hopefully this helps you get the MOST out your Yeti cooler!
@@studiompodcastnetwork5119 this was way more descriptive then the original post deserved. Do you work for Yeti or something?
I’ve ordered a yeti cooler sort of regret it as it too expensive all the extras are over priced
These packs are expensive yet you still need ice well what’s the point ffs
4:24 is why you’re here.
“Really really big cooler” “65 75”
Me over here with a 110 and 350. 💀
Well done my friend. Those are incredible.
Have you tried the Yeti thin ice yet?
Hey Mr.Pearce my birthday is in a couple weeks and i plan on getting a university of GA soft pack cooler to use for a life long term and knew that i would need a ice pack i looked on academy and academy had a the yetti 1 pound ice pack for $15 was kinda on the fence of doubt about the yettie ice pack then after i heard what you said at 4:20 that was the nail in the coffine for me that changed my mind because im looking for a ice pack that can be frozen for 8 hours or so and still keep my cooler and drinks cold. i would also like to ask how long does your yetti ice pack stay frozen cold???
I’m looking at the Responsible Ice by Cell Cooler. Can’t vouch for it but it’s a small business and from a rational perspective it makes more sense to have a big block of ice. Smaller blocks melt faster.
@@the_long_wait i agree 100% , im a real big diehard freshwater fisherman meaning i mostly spend my time fishing freshwater for Largemouth and Smallmouth bass and as well as catfish , so i knew i would need a ice pack that could go guns blazing for 8 hours at minimum and 12 hours at most , spo i purchased the small cooler shock ice pack and i had days that from 10:00AM / 11:00 AM through 6 to 8 PM at night the small cooler shock ice packs still went going guns blazing strong , to this day cooler shock and igloo ice packs for $5 for my birthday and together both these ice packs still go guns blazing strong after a 7 to 8 hour shift. So i know i personally can sleep at night knowing that cooler shock is gis blazing strong. Now in the ice pack world yetti and Cooler Shock are the kings and top dog of the ice pack world. i hope this helps you to make a decision that best benifets you.
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Disappointing. If it had scored 7.3 I would have been all in...
The 2 lb is actually 24.99 an the 4lb is 39.99
4lb is $29.99
Amazon.ca 39.99 for 4lb YETI ice pack
Crap.....Yeti cooler, Yeti ice, regular ice.....be cheaper to buy a generator and a frige.
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For real
Yes it does
JD?
7.2 lol
I wouldn’t have gone below 7.3. 😊
7.25 for me
Frozen water bottles my brih. They do the ame thing, weigh less, are free, and you can drink them also haha.
Please add Traeger grills to your reviews
If only I had one
Dude looks like JD Vance. Does this mean a Trump Yeti is on the way 🦅
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For a 5 day trip without access to fresh ice, would you use this or dry ice in a tundra 65?
Oh man - great question. I would trust the yeti ice if I had several of them and was super diligent about keeping the cooler closed as much as possible. I’ve never actually used dry ice in my Tundras so not sure I can comment on that. But if you start with a cooler full of ice on top of several blocks of Yeti Ice I think you’ll be fine. I’ve had my Tundra 45 keep ice for a week without supplementing with Yeti Ice, but we started with a cooler packed with ice and only opened once or twice a day. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching.
@@richpeace5575 looks like I'll be picking up a couple of the 4 lb blocks then. Thanks!
They don’t even work with yeti coolers and yeti won’t stand behind there product
What about using Yeti ice in lieu of ice that melts? That’s what I’d like to know. Thx.
I do with good success
Lol works not one bit better than ones I bought on temu and filled myself. But I forgot "it's better because it's yeti" with much of the yeti crowd. 😂😂😂
A 7.2
You rate that a 7.2 -- are you taking crazy pills?! 7.15 at the highest...MAYBE 7.18
Ha!
Save your money and freeze bottles of water, then you have cold water you can drink.
Idk what's in this.. I don't wanna eat it lol
Don’t waste your money worse ice brick I ever brought, 3 pack from k mart for $2.50 last 2 days the yeti doesn’t last until lunch time I don’t know how they even made it so bad , frozen water bottles are way better 😂😂😂
Bull, yeti last 10 times better, sounds like you’re doing something wrong peanut
So much Spit.
I was going to get a Yeti but I couldn't get it to set up right It and the whole company just leans left just like Joe Biden.
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Just use frozen water bottles
How do you find the qr code to register it?
Yeti mugs and things of that nature are excellent, but their ice absolutely sucks,atleast the 1 lb.no good
7.2 lol