Yeti Cooler 50 Quart

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$329.99

SKU: 803-003

LaRue Tactical Yeti 50 Quart Cooler

YETI® Tundra™ Coolers are built to take the rugged abuse that comes with the way we work and play. Unlike ordinary coolers, which are essentially “disposable”, a YETI® is made to last!

Keeping things cold is what a cooler is all about. With thicker walls, more than twice the insulation and a full-frame gasket, YETI®Coolers outperform the competition – it’s not even close!

“Everything about this cooler is superior from performance to appearance”

One-piece, roto-molded polyethylene construction is extremely durable

Constructed of food-grade material that is dry ice compatible and UV resistant

A minimum of two inches of YETI®’s polyurethane foam throughout the cooler body (3” in the lid) provides superior insulation

Freezer-style sealing gasket locks in the cold

T-latch keepers are molded into cooler body which can’t fail

Full-length, self-stopping hinge can’t hyper-extend and break

Padlock holes are molded into cooler body and lid

Non-slip, non-marking rubber feet help keep the cooler where you put it

Nylon rope and textured grip handles make carrying easier

Recessed drain plug and rubber washer guarantee leak-proof reliability

Tie-down points are molded into the cooler body for solid mounting

Dry goods rack included, prevents soggy sandwiches

Re: Yeti Cooler 50 Quart

Thu, 2012-05-17 17:28 — welchji

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A Great Ice Chest! So happy that it arrived in time for my last trip to the islands. These coolers are built like a brick outhouse! First minor test today, transported 2 weeks worth of frozen & refrigerated goods to my deployment site. The cooler sat outside, road in the plane, then sat outside in the Caribbean sun for roughly 8 hours. All the frozen goods were still frozen, and the refrigerated goods colder than before! This summer, moving to AK, where we'll really start to test the Yeti. A note on sizes: for a while I was debating the 45 vs 50 quart. Couldn't tell the difference on-line. Then I saw them in a shop. The 45 is longer, but shallower in both depth and height. The 50 isn't as long, but you get the volume with a slightly deeper and taller compartment. Also, the 50 has a smaller footprint. If you need the length (say for fishing) I'd recommend the 45. Otherwise, I think the 50 is a great option for only $30 more.