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I should have posted this in the Yeti section lol
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Nice! Other than changing out a few things like seat handlebar and stem. Maybe pedals and tires but other than that it looks to be a top notch ride.
29'ers should come with a warning label affixed to the toptube.
WARNING: Objects may be further than they appear.
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Best coolers money can buy... now fill that thing up with BEER.
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Great coolers.. but dang that is some serious coin to drop when you can buy a 5 day igloo or Coleman for $50.
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can you get it in teal?
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mate if theres grass on the wicket its time to play cricket.
Next time chop it for all its worth...
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 Originally Posted by pointerDixie214
Great coolers.. but dang that is some serious coin to drop when you can buy a 5 day igloo or Coleman for $50.
It's hit or miss with the 5 Day Igloo. I've read reviews where it worked great for one person while 5 others could't keep ice for a day. The lids and handles have a tendency to break as well.
The Yeti on the other hand is solid and almost a house hold item back home in West Texas. The last thing you want to do is skimp on a cooler when you're spending the night on an oil well hours away from town. I've seen Yetis still holding ice after 7 days. It's rugged design comes in handy, you ever drive down an oilfield lease road? It can be rough. I know oilfield workers and hunter who own every size Yeti they make. If us West Texans aprove of the Yeti, you can bet it works
As for me, I've since quit the oilfield but the wife picked this beauty up for me and son who just joined the Cub Scouts. A Yeti filled with cokes and a Hammock, life is good lol
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I just recently moved back to Colorado from many years in California. I've never seen so many Yetis [bikes] on the trails. I'm surprised this is the first I've heard of the Yeti cooler line. From the reviews you guys are giving I may be looking into getting one next summer.
29'ers should come with a warning label affixed to the toptube.
WARNING: Objects may be further than they appear.
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I have 2 Yeti coolers and they are by far the
best coolers I've ever owned. They are also a
certified bear box for camping.
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 Originally Posted by 50calray
It's hit or miss with the 5 Day Igloo. I've read reviews where it worked great for one person while 5 others could't keep ice for a day. The lids and handles have a tendency to break as well.
The Yeti on the other hand is solid and almost a house hold item back home in West Texas. The last thing you want to do is skimp on a cooler when you're spending the night on an oil well hours away from town. I've seen Yetis still holding ice after 7 days. It's rugged design comes in handy, you ever drive down an oilfield lease road? It can be rough. I know oilfield workers and hunter who own every size Yeti they make. If us West Texans aprove of the Yeti, you can bet it works
As for me, I've since quit the oilfield but the wife picked this beauty up for me and son who just joined the Cub Scouts. A Yeti filled with cokes and a Hammock, life is good lol
Oh I hear you. They last forever and work really well. I also wouldn't stand on my 5 day igloo for fear of breaking it. You could park a damned car on top of that Yeti. lol
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PS, I also have 2 Yeti bikes. A 575 and
a ASR-C. They are as good as the coolers.
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 Originally Posted by John Kuhl
PS, I also have 2 Yeti bikes. A 575 and
a ASR-C. They are as good as the coolers.
I asked for two things this Christmas, a Yeti Bike and a Yeti Cooler.
Thanks to my wonderful wife, I got both
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^ A good wife is a wonderful thing.
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 Originally Posted by John Kuhl
^ A good wife is a wonderful thing.
Yes sir, she's a keeper
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I could use one of those... my igloo doesn't hold ice for more than a few days... where Can i Find them?
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