YETI Tundra 35 Cooler

I love this cooler. I have its big brother the 65. We got it for a trip to Yellowstone and it kept the ice chips frozen for a week. This one is small enough that it fit between our RV seats so I could reach in and get a cold drink. It is worth the money, trust me. I am tossing all my other coolers now that I have Yetis.

This is just the right size

The cooler was used as a donation to our local school for a fundraiser.

I didn’t know what all the hype was about a yeti cooler. Decided to pay up and try. Read up on details, instructions, comments. Followed advice to put 1 bag of ice in cooler the day before use to prep the temp. Totally amazed by performance. Used over 3 day weekend and came home with cooler still full of ice. Price is only downside but very happy with investment!

Love this cooler. I load it up with 20-24 cans, two bags of ice and it holds 5-6 days in direct sunlight (35qt).. awesome for the boat, camping, hunting, fishing, etc! theres a bunch of brands out there now that all claim they do this or that, and they probably all do, but Yeti is the only way I will go.. Cant beat the quality, options, and looks. I know its just a cooler but I think its sleeker and more simple than the competitors designs.. Dont look back, if youre looking for a cooler that performs, buy the yeti..

I have been debating whether to invest in a Yeti for a few years. This year I needed a cooler to use at the beach, so I went for it. After 5 hours sitting on the beach the ice still was not melted. Have been to the beach several times with the cooler and same thing. One time when it had been under the umbrella for the day the ice had not melted after 24 hrs. My daughter used it when her family went camping for a long weekend and they were amazed at how it performed. It is a little heavy due to thickness but it is manageable. When you choose the size remember that the walls are thick so inside is smaller than other coolers the same size. So glad I finally bought a Yeti.

Surely worth of money. I was worried that I saw some reviews that complaining about it’s not holding ice longer than a day. However, It does its job. Of course it is not powered freezer that ice will melt a bit over time. And it will melt quick if you keep open and close the cooler. Here are pros and cons Pro: Good looking Firmly lockable latches Keeps inside temperature long enough(i went on camping for a week. although ice is melted, food inside was kept fresh for whole time. Compared to coleman cooler, Yeti did last longer and cooler) Con: Empty cooler is heavier than you might expect Pretty big for 35qt cooler Conclusion: worth of money, get it. Btw i was bit worried that receiving the product on time, CS rep was very friendly solved my issue.

I got tired of going away for a weekend only to have the ice melted the following day. Works great.

Pictured for comparison is this Yeti 35 vs this Rtic 65. With only a $9 difference, compared to size difference, going with the Rtic is a no brainer. Unless you just have to have the yeti brand, I highly recommend the Rtic 65 rotomold cooler! Rtic in all honesty out performed the yeti with cooling retention. BY FAR. (Yeti was VERY disappointing, placed ice in cooler inside house and was surprised the next morning half of it was melted, INSIDE the house over night, perhaps a faulty unit who knows, but price and size hade going with Rtic quick) This Yeti 35 is enough for 6 cans and some snacks with ice. Not very practical for more than one person. The Rtic on other hand.. well you can see, easily fits 48 cans and snacks) Hope this helps.

I have had lots of different coolers, from Igloo, RTIC, Coleman, you name it. I was really hoping that Yeti would be a cut above, so I finally got one to keep sports drinks, waters, and an occasional beer in for ball practice and just here and there trips. This tundra doesnt keep ice, pre-cooled, unopened for more than 2 days, just cool water after 2 days. I am disappointed, I could get this performance from a much cheaper cooler.