Product Description

The new Yeti Tundra Coolers are a crossover between the Sherpa and Roughneck lines. Yeti's next generation cooler. Over 2" of Polytherm insulation in both the body and lid are combined with a freezer-quality seal to create optimal ice-retention. The Roto-molded one-piece Duramax casing withstands high-impact use and harsh environments. Innovative features include integrated, heavy-duty T-Latches and self-stopping hinges. In addition, incorporated rope-handles, non-slip/non-marking feet, and recessed leak-proof drain plugs are also Yeti original design. The Yeti Tundra delivers the long-term thermal performance you need, while withstanding the rigors of your outdoor activities. Other Features: Lockable, dry-Goods Rack, dry ice compatible and food grade materials.

Product Details

• Color: White, Tan or Blue
• Brand: Waterloo Distributing - Yeti Coolers
• Model: yt65w

Features

• Freezer-quality seal to create optimal ice-retention
• Withstands high-impact use and harsh environments
• Dry ice compatible
• Integrated, heavy-duty T-Latches and self-stopping hinges
• Recessed leak-proof drain plugs

Customer Reviews

No BS - These coolers are GREAT!
I do 10 day long trips in northern Maine every summer. We are 75 miles from the nearest town. I have tried all brands and types of coolers. This summer I finally bought a 65 qt. Tundra. This cooler held ice for eight days in direct summer sun. They are pricey, but are very well built, and in my opinion worth every penny.

PDH
After destroying five cheap ($40 to $60 each) ice coolers I decided to do an internet search to see if I could find a high-end ice cooler that would stand up to my rough treatment. I found it...YETI! They are expensive, but I believe they are worth every penny. I have a 35 QT Tundra and a 45 QT Tundra. The 35 QT is perfect for my daily use as a lunch and drink box. I use the 45 QT for road trips and camping. If you like the best and you can afford it, you should try a YETI.