New Igloo Cooler

[txarrows]

When I saw the cooler I thought it was a Yeti

[quickerNu]

Nice, have not seen that one before. How much and where?

[Efren]

I believe they are cheaper but just as strong. Still too rich for my blood, though. I'm okay with paying an extra $1.99 for another 20 lbs of ice.

[AntlerCollector]

I believe they were designed to compete with the Yeti. Less expensive though

[Boomerang]

$199 at Sam's Club.

[dropem]

$199 at Sam's Club.

Do you know what size?

[PapaBear]

Did you know? $199.99 worth of Ice at $1.99 per 20lbs is a grand total of 2,010 lbs of ice.

[dropem]

Never mind. I found it. 55 qt.

[dragonsdaddy]

Did you know? $199.99 worth of Ice at $1.99 per 20lbs is a grand total of 2,010 lbs of ice.

unless you are finding them with roadrash the way i do most of mine, the replacement will cut into that 2 hundo somewhat.

[PapaBear]

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[HoustonHunter]

Did you know? $199.99 worth of Ice at $1.99 per 20lbs is a grand total of 2,010 lbs of ice.

I don't think that's always the purpose of someone buying a yeti or yeti-like cooler.. I spend several days away from civilization when I'm hunting.. No where can I purchase ice.. However, my yeti holds it much longer than the conventional cooler. If I shoot a deer the first day, I can expect to keep it on ice for the next 5 until I leave.. You can't do that with your old fashioned coolers. Likewise, you can store dry ice in them and extend the cooling time ten-fold. Again, you can't do that with your old fashioned coolers.

Some people buy them to carry beer which then your point is valid.. However, for people who use it like I do, the argument is invalid and I would assume most hunters/fishermen who use it for its intended purpose would agree with me...

[PapaBear]

New Igloo Cooler

For your reason a yeti is practical. For my reason it is not. that is why my tbh cooler works great not to mention it holds ice pretty well.

[HoustonHunter]

For your reason a yeti is practical. For my reason it is not. that is why my tbh cooler works great not to mention it holds ice pretty well.

I just don't see how your post added value to the thread.. You don't know the intended purpose of any purchaser.

[adam_p]

Did you know? $199.99 worth of Ice at $1.99 per 20lbs is a grand total of 2,010 lbs of ice.

Figure in the cost of replacing a cooler every 6 month because the junky hinges or latches broke.


The Igloo sportsman is good. If it and a Yeti were the same price I would still buy the Igloo. The handles are better, the latches are better and the drain is better.

[Electrican]

I don't think that's always the purpose of someone buying a yeti or yeti-like cooler.. I spend several days away from civilization when I'm hunting.. No where can I purchase ice.. However, my yeti holds it much longer than the conventional cooler. If I shoot a deer the first day, I can expect to keep it on ice for the next 5 until I leave.. You can't do that with your old fashioned coolers. Likewise, you can store dry ice in them and extend the cooling time ten-fold. Again, you can't do that with your old fashioned coolers.

Some people buy them to carry beer which then your point is valid.. However, for people who use it like I do, the argument is invalid and I would assume most hunters/fishermen who use it for its intended purpose would agree with me...

Sure you can, do it all the time