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Tamara De Santi
Greater than one weekDon’t Like the way it closes the way latches.you have to work at latching it closed. You have to make sure it doesn’t fall on your hand after you open it because nothing keeps it open and if it falls on your hand it will really hurt.And it is very heavy ice chest especially it would take two people to carry it
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Derrick Claye
> 3 dayIt leaks after only 4 months disappointed
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MississippiRed
> 3 dayI needed a coolers to keep some meds from getting hot over a long weekend camping trip. This box was my best buy as I still had ice four days later. The cooler was packed with 2 milk jugs size of ice and one liter size early on a Thursday morning. Late on Sunday I pulled the ice jugs out to give to another camper so they would not have to buy any for their next day. With only one jug left and a three hour drive home, my meds, food, and water were still chilled to the touch. It seems once you get this box cold, it really stays cold. Thank you for making this product.
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Mad Mensch
> 3 dayI got a chance to test my tundra 65 this past weekend at an all-day outdoor event where temps fluctuated between 50-67 degrees. My Dad also brought his cheap Rubbermaid cooler so I figured it was a good opportunity to see just how much an additional $350 gives you. We packed both coolers nearly the same except with the Tundra I used Yeti Ice at the bottom (which is probably cheating but I wanted to see it at its most optimal set up). The event was on Saturday and today (Tuesday) there’s still about 2/3 ice in the Tundra whereas the Rubbermaid is all water. What’s interesting though is all of the ice in the Tundra is sitting on top of the Yeti ice packs and the small section that doesn’t have the Yeti ice is mostly water. Had we used Yeti ice on the bottom of the Rubbermaid as well id be curious to see what the result is. Needless to say, maintaining 2/3 of ice after 4 full days is pretty impressive and I’m happy with that even though I had to shell out extra cash for the ice packs. Whether or not the Tundra has anything to do with that or if any cooler would have performed the same is still up in the air. My gut tells me that any similar quality cooler (such as canyon or RTIC) would perform similar and at around $100 less.
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April Bowen
> 3 dayThis cooler is amazing! Truly a quality product! It stayed cold for days. I followed the instructions to pre chill the cooler by adding ice packs for 24 hours prior and I had no worries about my items staying cold and safe while camping. I wasnt sure if I would like the rope handles, but after carrying the cooler I realized they were so helpful and a smart design feature. The latches are very durable and keep the cooler closed tight. It is a quality item that Im so glad that I invested in. This cooler will last for years to come!
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D. Andreasen
Greater than one weekGreat product. Kept Ice for DAYS
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Bryan R.
Greater than one weekBought this off amazon and I really think it has no insulation in it. Does not keep just ice for a single day! What a rip off. I have a Colman extreme that keeps ice for at least three days in 80+ degree days. DO NOT buy this, its a complete waste of money!!!!!
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Dog Mom
> 3 dayI bought this for a birthday gift for my husband. We love it. It keeps everything cold for days! Two thumbs up!
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Rebecca Buchanan
09-06-2025GREAT QUALITY!!!!!!!!
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Jeff
> 3 dayIt’s a yeti. Once the inside is cooled the 2nd round of ice will be there for a few days. Well worth the money for ppl who use coolers often