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Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:43 pm
by MudHog
prepping may be a bad word, but let me run this scenario by you.
An ice chest sitting out in the dead heat of the sun empty along with another ice chest sitting under the same heat, but shaded. You put ice in both and the one that was in the shade will keep the ice longer. You have to remember that the ice isn't cooling JUST the contents of the ice chest, it's cooling the inside liner, insulation, etc. The more it has to cool, the shorter time it will last.
If you want to really keep ice the longest, freeze an ice chest before you put contents and ice in it. The chest itself will be colder than the ice, thus keep the ice longer.
There's more "technology" than most realize with an ice chest, but it's all in what you make out of it.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:49 pm
by donia
MudHog wrote:prepping may be a bad word, but let me run this scenario by you.
If you want to really keep ice the longest, freeze an ice chest before you put contents and ice in it. The chest itself will be colder than the ice, thus keep the ice longer.
tempering it. like putting boiling water in a thermos for at least 15 min. and letting it temper the insulation before you pour coffee or what ever in.... so liquids stay hot longer, but opposite for a cooler of ice, of course.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:51 pm
by MudHog
tempering may be a lingo word as when I hear tempering, I think of taking steel and tempering it to make it stronger (not to be confused with quinching).
also too, putting cold contents will allow the ice to last longer as the ice is maintaining a cold temp and not working to achieve a cold temp.
it's all part of thermo dynamics.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:55 pm
by cwink
I don't have a Yeti (yet) but from what I have seen the Yeti looks like a is a much better built cooler. Maybe you only have to buy one Yeti in your life, but have to buy 3 or 4 colemans. It just a matter of pay now or pay later.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 2:58 pm
by 4dawgma
JESUS H CHRIST! You obviously haven't read I got packed in the ice! Hammer's Guide to surviving Global Warming. YETI'S, BLACK PANTHER'S UNICORN'S! What's next!
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 3:23 pm
by Blake Williamson
ACEINTHEHOLE wrote:The latest fad in the sporting industry.
Blake, what do you mean prep it? You have to do something to it before putting in ice!!!!
As far as blowing out the back of the truck, I have never had that happen.
Take ya a empty igloo cube throw it into the back of a Tacoma and hit 75mph see how she rides she will hit the pavement every time…
eSJay I got the 50 as well. I take mine and fill it up with ice and whatever 2 days before I know I’m going somewhere and before I leave drain the water then fill her up with ice and she is good for 5-6 days of July in and out of the sun.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 3:49 pm
by deltadukman
For Sale:
Refridgerator & Deep Freezer.
Bought a couple of Yetis and have no need for them.
Plus Grizzly Bears can get in my fridge and freezer.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 4:00 pm
by bhuggins
The best part about having a Yeti is you can forget to clean it out for 3 days after being at the lake and the water is still at least cool and the penicillin hasn't started growing yet.
Downside is they are heavy, especially when loaded with drinks and ice. I almost feel bad making my wife carry that thing.

Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 7:00 pm
by juliodux
This is getting entertaining. May buy one so I can sell my deep freeze along with frig. These things are as good as duck butter>
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 8:33 pm
by Double R 2
bhuggins wrote:The best part about having a Yeti is you can forget to clean it out for 3 days after being at the lake and the water is still at least cool and the penicillin hasn't started growing yet.
Downside is they are heavy, especially when loaded with drinks and ice. I almost feel bad making my wife carry that thing.

Yard work and firewood chopping will keep her in shape.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 8:54 pm
by quack_a_tack
Blake Williamson wrote:ACEINTHEHOLE wrote:The latest fad in the sporting industry.
Blake, what do you mean prep it? You have to do something to it before putting in ice!!!!
As far as blowing out the back of the truck, I have never had that happen.
Take ya a empty igloo cube throw it into the back of a Tacoma and hit 75mph see how she rides she will hit the pavement every time…
eSJay I got the 50 as well. I take mine and fill it up with ice and whatever 2 days before I know I’m going somewhere and before I leave drain the water then fill her up with ice and she is good for 5-6 days of July in and out of the sun.
Not really true, I keep a coleman in the back of my truck, its called having sense enough to run a bunge through one handle. Walllla problem solved, and I still have $250 in my pocket. I use mine daily and it gets beat to hell and back shovels gettin thrown on it and all. I would have to refill it with ice daily no matter what brand. Now if Grizzly bears break out of the Zoo I may run out and buy one, not sure my bunge could keep a bear out.

Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:02 pm
by greenheadgrimreaper
3 or 4 colemans? Hell I've had twice that many. And if you aint had a cooler fly out yet, my brotha, you must be keepin it calm and cool at 27 mph's...
A fad? Square toed cowboy boots are fads... The duck calling forum is a fad...
By definition, damn I love the dictionary, a fad is a temporary fashion. My yeti has been to hell and back. If there's one thing it aint... It's temporary...
You hatin booty homos can keep your chitty little nagger ragged coolers.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:07 pm
by quack_a_tack
greenheadgrimreaper wrote:3 or 4 colemans? Hell I've had twice that many. And if you aint had a cooler fly out yet, my brotha, you must be keepin it calm and cool at 27 mph's...
A fad? Square toed cowboy boots are fads... The duck calling forum is a fad...
By definition, damn I love the dictionary, a fad is a temporary fashion. My yeti has been to hell and back. If there's one thing it aint... It's temporary...
You hatin booty homos can keep your chitty little nagger ragged coolers.
The way you talk I wonder if that cooler gives Bj's too, hell now I am interested, that sure is not an option on a Coleman.
Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:35 pm
by Beaudog1
quack_a_tack wrote:greenheadgrimreaper wrote:3 or 4 colemans? Hell I've had twice that many. And if you aint had a cooler fly out yet, my brotha, you must be keepin it calm and cool at 27 mph's...
A fad? Square toed cowboy boots are fads... The duck calling forum is a fad...
By definition, damn I love the dictionary, a fad is a temporary fashion. My yeti has been to hell and back. If there's one thing it aint... It's temporary...
You hatin booty homos can keep your chitty little nagger ragged coolers.
The way you talk I wonder if that cooler gives Bj's too, hell now I am interested, that sure is not an option on a Coleman.

For $250-$600 I think YOU'RE the one who's giving the sexual favor! (I guess that means I've been bent over three times now . . . .

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Re: Yeti Coolers
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:38 pm
by mudsucker