YETI vs IGLOO Coolers 100Hrs
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2022
- We took both our coolers camping because we had an extended weekend and check in on them every 24hrs or so. The YETI had all our food in it and the IGLOO had all of our drinks. Both coolers were prechilled for 24hrs before loading them.
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Pro tip, fast food places sell ice. For $1.50 at Burger King you get 10lbs of ice!
Or get ice at the Costco food hall for free 😅
Had no idea thanks
We use yeti every day at work in the landscape business. I have to say they are a joke for the money. We have to put ice in ours twice a day. We switched to igloo. Holds ice longer.
Agreed with yeti your just payin for the name we love our igloo 🙌
My igloo BMX 52 will keep ice in the field for 5 days, if you chill it in advance and put a layer of freeze packs on the bottom. Last time it was in the 80's every day and on day 4 we were still having to break ice to get drinks out
Man thats awesome. One of the other guys on here said adding a small rubber seal in the top lid helps a little to. But does it even need it haha. But i love the igloos great price and reliability
What color do you have? All they have at my local store is dark blue/black.
For most folks, one to two days of ice retention needs will be served by an Igloo, etc. But more than that, I would go roto molded. Yeti, Orca, Kong are great, but the best bang for the buck is Lifetime Coolers.
Two days is plenty but i have to disagree with the options. The igloo still had ice in it after 100hrs it was the one with the most volume of items in it. It was opened easily 4 or 5 times as much and i think prechilling the coolers is the main reason they lasted so long. I would not buy another yeti to be honeat
@@lifeoffline2248 Do you think the Igloo is as durable as a Yeti? Taking hits being thrown in the back of a truck, some friend sitting on it like its a chair? I own an Igloo reactor soft side 30 cooler and love it. Not bashing Igloo at all. I do wonder about their durability though.
The Lifetime isn't roto molded . It still looks cool though
@Paul Carlin I sit on the igloo all the time even standing to and the igloo has held up well. i think maybe it 3-5yrs it may not take it. The yeti is hard as hell and will probably still be intact and working far after becoming obsolete
Thanks!
Anytime friend:) thanks for watching
Alright, Alright, I am convinced now to get an Igloo BMX 52. I love to find deals on MarketPlace. Last nice deal I found was a Grizzly 40 for 140 new. On the site it is 319. Hoping to find a Igloo BMX for around 75-80 range. We shall see, I am patient and with the summer slowly winding down, I can wait for that deal to be ready next season.
Hell yea good way to save money!! We really do like our igloo a lot!!
What was the temperature those days
Can’t remember it was pretty cold so might need to try it in this heat lol
I have the same igloo, at one third the cost and similar performance to the yeti. This is uncommon value and it all started with my hatred of buying bag ice.
Haha I hate buying ice too. I was looking into cooler packs as there are quite a few options and sizes. But I only have one freezer and it takes a good chunk of room to cool enough for the big igloo.
I also hate buying ice. I freeze 6 or 8 1liter bottles of water and use those as freezer packs. As they slowly melt I use the water since we are often tight on water where we camp.
@@ironhorsesgs that is a great Idea 💡 we are gonna try that next time extra water is always helpful 🙌
Igloo hands down.
Those igloos coolers need a weather seal on the door for some reason igloo don’t come with it I have a overland after I installed it my ice last twice as long
Got a link you used to get the weather seal?
Once you get past the $50 to $75 price point most of the coolers are going to be more or less the same thing other than size. With coolers like Yeti half of the price is due to the brand. Watched the Whats Inside channel cut one of the $400 Yeti in half and it was not much different from a basic $50 Igloo save for a little thicker and the Igloo did not have an insolated lid which I think you could do a tap test for hollow sounds on that. You could even use some spray foam to fill the hollow lid and plug the holes you would have to drill with some flex seal or something.
I was thinking of making some changes but to be honest it works great! Longer than we even need it to at least haha
Ok let’s custom modify our coolers. Sounds really smart.
The Igloo BMX 25 by far exceeded all my expectations and the best value for your buck. Here's why. Most gear heads like myself, love our gears and I take good care of them. This is one reason why my gears last forever and is very seldom for me to replace existing equipment that I already possess. I don't abuse them nor do I mistreat and oversee their expectations. Equipment failures occur because of misuse or abuse due to the owners carelessness. A lot of times things breaks because of the owners lack of knowledge and mistreatment of his or her equipment. I would love to have an expensive Yeti cooler but do I feel safe leaving that in my car while I do my outdoor activities? No, people knows what Yeti looks like even when you cover them up, they know what to look for. The Igloo performs almost at par against Yeti and other expensive brand out there at fraction of the cost. My Igloo retains ice for more than 3 days, the only addition I did for my Igloo is gluing a flat rubber piece around the rim to make it airtight. I also cut a 1/2 inch Styrofoam to fit the inside diameter of the cooler to help keep the coolness from escaping. I've had my Igloo BMX for three years and is still performs like the day I purchased it. I figured it will probably last me another ten years or more before it needs replacing or not.
Haha preach my man! You are exactly right, we are coming up on our 3rd years with the igloo as well haha and I was going to put a silicone bead around the inside to seal it air tight. How did you mount the rubber?
@@lifeoffline2248 Hey, I used GORILLA Epoxy Clear because I wanted the rubber seal strip to be attached permanently. First step, I taped up the perimeter area of the cooler that I would be applying the glue to the rubber seal strip. =========== Kind a like this. Second, I used a 1000 grit sandpaper and lightly sanded the area I will be applying the glue. The tape will help give a neat professional look. Third, I used rubbing alcohol to clean the sanded surface from any debris or oil. Fourth, Apply the Gorilla Epoxy and let it sit for 5-6 minutes. Sixth, Remove the tape. Carefully set rubber seal strip to the glued area and press. Close the lid and set to dry. Make sure to clean any over spill glue if any, thanks to the tape. I hope this help.
Bro awesome directions! I love it, thank you so much
Cholula doesn't need refrigerated. That is all.
Good to know I always refrigerate it 😂
You are bit supposed to use loose ice in coolers. They use ice packs
Actually you can use whatever's cold!. Prechilling the coolers with ice in them the night before really helped with the how long it lasted
This wasn’t really a good comparison. It would have been better to see coolers of the same volume, ice, contents and conditions square off.
Thanks yes that would have been a better comparison:) these are just the coolers we have so decided to compare the 2 brands.
@@lifeoffline2248 Fair enough
Yeti is so over priced
My igloos have not failed me have the 54 and the 120 coundor marien cooler's they hold ice better than the other brands that cost twice as much plus could not believe how rugged igloo cooler are enough said
For real brotha!! Igloo is the brand thats got our backs. I honestly think this is the first time I've gotten a different brand cooler
The yeti coolers are way too heavy to not even be more effective smh. I got a couple and selling at least one of them (the roadie) since with ice I can barely lift it. Cost is obviously a second factor but yea who wants to add extra weight to their vehicle or for carrying around to places for absolutely no reason
ummm, you used two completely different sized coolers....
True lol
Yeti is far superior. Just bought the Tundra 350, but I would never discourage anyone from buying a lesser brand. It really all depends what you’re looking for.
Yes we tend to use the Yeti more but they are both very good 😊
Far superior at being over-priced and over-rated. Igloo has superior value to performance, unlike yeti.
This is a ridiculous comparison
Haha i totally agree brotha! But being as the yeti is around 250 and the igloo was 160. We were aiming to keep closer to prices not size, cause if we can save you a few bucks awesome! And alot of people dont even go out for 100hrs, so they both should be plenty good! Just ones cheaper haha
total BS. 2 different coolers, different contents. Who has room to chill a cooler??? c'mon.
Kind of like your comment right hahaha! By chilling at cooler I mean putting ice inside of it... I don't know why you thought a freezer? Also yes the coolers are different sizes and different contents but the igloo had way more stuff in it with just a little bit more ice getting opened about 10 times as much. And with that information it's pretty easy to tell which cooler was more efficient
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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Thanks for letting us know you can’t read instructions or add ice. Make America Smart Again.
@@joeyjojojunior4886 Farting in your car with the windows up again?
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Yeti is over priced Trash. For people who don't know any better and don't care about money. Trash product. Nothing special.
Right we got this one for Christmas, I would never pay that much for a cooler lol
I gave my Rtic away to a friend that needed it more than I did. I still have a big 65qt rotomolded that I use seldomly because it's a 2 person job loading & unloading when it's fully loaded down. 2 coolers that get the most use: 54qt Igloo Marine & Ice Mule backpack.