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10x is pretty far off, I paid triple for my K2 as a comparable Coleman extreme. And it will last triple the time, don't leave it where it can get stolen - do you leave your guns in the back of your truck?
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I bought 4, 120qt igloos at over $50 per cooler in less than 4 years. Now I have a 110qt yeti that was around $490 after taxes, a 65 qt yeti that I got a great deal on brand new for $210 and 20qt for $190 and I guarantee you I will have these yetis for 20+ years. So for someone like me who uses ice chests all the time, they are more than worth it.
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I make fresh brewed tea in mine during the summer!
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My cheap igloo's from Walmart cost a fraction of a yeti and do just the same thing. I like my money to much to buy expensive stuff just to say I have it knowing it isn't any better. Hinges are my issue but they cheap also. As for ice, I freeze gallon jugs for free. Now I can afford a tank of gas!
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Can't compare no igloo or coleman to a yeti..... Yeti is the ticket!
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Tupperware is much cheaper
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Ding ding ding ding! We have a winner!
Before we got the ice machine at the camp, we used tupperware to make block ice. Just need a deep freeze and a little lead time. ![]() |
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Kinda, I have zero experience with a yeti so I don't know. I never had a issue with a igloo so never looked at them. I would defend them also if I paid a few hundred for a ice chest!
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Put ice in a yeti 6 months ago....still has ice!!
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This is what I use to make my ice cube, one will make an ice cube ~80lbs. I still have one in my Coleman extreme that I put in during mardi gras (been keepin it out the sun).
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If yall know somebody that runs a paper route or if you tight with the paper delivey person get them to give you or buy from them a stack of them bags they put the paper in when its raining. Fill em with water tie them tight and freeze them.
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Balloons work good too, if you have room in your freezer.
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Man, when you post it is valuable stuff!! Awesome idea.
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On another note...those 20$ colored igloos don't hold ice for ****, if you gonna buy a cheap cooler at least get the marine grade. They hold ice a lot longer than them island breeze's...Bought a cheapo cooler for water at work and I'm spending more on ice than water...even with the inside out ice...Actually thought about upgrading to a high end cooler for this purpose...they are way too heavy for my boat though.
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