How Long Will Ice Last In A YETI Hard Cooler?

There are many variables that affect ice retention in a cooler—including ice quality, ice quantity, and the outside environment—so this is a difficult question to answer. In short, this means there’s a lot you can do to affect the longevity of your ice—either positively or negatively.

Because of the lack of an industry standard for measuring ice retention, claims that place a definite time (5, 10, 14 days) are often based on testing conditions and not real-life situations.

True to our word, Tundra and Roadie Hard Coolers are built with up to three inches of polyurethane foam insulation, combined with a freezer-style sealing gasket to ensure a design conducive to ice retention.

Which YETI Drinkware Should I Buy?

To answer this question, we first need to understand the activities you most need a new drinking vessel and then we can tell you which YETI fits into your lifestyle best. From sunrise to sunset, using a YETI Cup, Mug, Tumbler, or Bottle keeps your much-needed hydration by your side—no matter where you find yourself.

For base camp or that place you kick back, use any size of YETI Mugs, the Rambler Lowball, Rambler Wine Tumbler, Colster Can Insulator, or the YETI Stackable Pints.

When you are on the highways and byways to your next destination, refuel on the go with the 20 or 30 oz. Tumblers. Once on the trail or the waterway, use any YETI Bottle or Jug, built to accompany you while you are in your element.

What Can My YETI Bags Be Used For?

The Panga line of waterproof, puncture-resistant bags are ideal for adventures that require gear that has a little grit and a lot to give—mainly just by standing up to the abuse you might encounter in the field. This collection sports a gear case, carryall, backpack, and dry bag duffels that are comfortable in every kind of topography and weather you find yourself in.