YETI Tundra 35 Cooler

The person I sent this to absolutely loves it. Ice stays for days. Great for people that work outside or a pinic

Yeti is what they say it is, durable.

Got it in dark blue for the trunk of my seafoam blue G Wagon. Very stylish! I left 10 cans with four pounds of ice in it for two days in 90F weather (NYC) and the cans were still cold with a few ice remnants. My interior got up to about 130F during the day. Love the YETI!

I have been debating whether to invest in a Yeti for a few years. This year I needed a cooler to use at the beach, so I went for it. After 5 hours sitting on the beach the ice still was not melted. Have been to the beach several times with the cooler and same thing. One time when it had been under the umbrella for the day the ice had not melted after 24 hrs. My daughter used it when her family went camping for a long weekend and they were amazed at how it performed. It is a little heavy due to thickness but it is manageable. When you choose the size remember that the walls are thick so inside is smaller than other coolers the same size. So glad I finally bought a Yeti.

I work Commercial Plumbing and its hot outside. It is perfect to keep things cold all day

This Yeti cooler is amazing! The ice stays solid all day and will last up to a whole week in there. Holds almost 20 cans and has a great storage grate on top. The coral color is beautiful! Super happy with the new rope handles, super cute and easy to hold, very comfortable grips. Definitely worth every penny.

Love my cooler wish yeti would come back out with this color but I had to find it on here

I now own Two Yetis and will own more. Solid, Sturdy and the list goes on. Living in Arizona the extreme heat is cruel to regular ice chests. I did a test between my old ice chest and the Yeti. I filled both with ice and left them in my garage in the middle of summer with 122 degree heat outside so inside the garage had to be brutal. The other ice chest lasted 2 days. The Yeti had ice for 5 days. Most compelling though (and I show this to friends) every time I checked the ice I would close the lid and within seconds you could pull on the Yeti straps and the top would not open because it created a vacuum so strong you had to yank on the lid. Thats a powerful cooler with an incredible seal. The pricing is above average but it will be the last cooler you ever buy.

It is a nice cooler but soooooo overpriced (and HEAVY when loaded). This was a gift for someone who wanted this name brand only. It is sturdy and Im sure it will last but it is no better than my less expensive cooler for keeping stuff cold. On our camping trip the ice in both coolers melted at the same rate and mine cost $210 less and has the same features. Not knocking it, but if money is the equalizer there are more reasonable choices.

As you all can see in the picture this tundra 35 leaks even though I have tighten it as hard as I can. This really sucks because I really wanted it and need it. But for that much money that is unacceptable.