YETI Tundra 45 Cooler

Cooler is great. The day i got it, i put 2 8lb bags of ice in it...it lasted 8 days before it was all melted. Took it on a hunting trip, it was cold out side but no ice melt in the 4 days i was there at all. Cannot beat it. Was smaller than i thought but its still an awesome cooler!

got the tan color and am more than happy. the 45 is the perfect size for a weekend trip. if you're in between the 45 and 65 id recommend sizing up as ice can take up more space than expected because it just does not melt.

What can I say, Yeti never disappoints. The 45 is the perfect size for a day or weekend trip. Ice last all weekend and keeps everything fresh and cold. Also, the rack that is included is super convenient.
If you want your 6 pack and steaks to stay cold while looking like the manliest man out there then this is the perfect cooler

The best cooler i have ever owned. Keeps everything cool for a LONG time. Worth the price - will have for years!

These things rock! They keep everything cold for SO long. Definitely no complaints here!

The cost is definitely a bite, but it's so worth it! We use this for car camping and day trips and have been blown away at how well it keeps ice. It also has been used as a seat and table. In its down time it serves as a storage-coffee table in front of the couch at home!

As with all Yeti coolers, the insulation is amazing...keeping our food cold on an 800 mile trip with just basic ice blocks. This model is a little bulky and the actual space to store food is smaller than l was expecting, but still the best cooler I own.

I got this about a year ago. I wasnt sure it was worth the price, but i rolled with it. It has gone a few trips with us now, but most recently it showed its true colors. We were car camping and at the end of the night threw all the food in the cooler, shut it tight, and went to bed. We heard raccoons prowling around at night. The next morning our friends cooler was stuck in the bushes but ours hadn't budged one bit. Pretty happy

Love our new cooler. Just did a Colorado river trip and had cold beers and cocktail ice for all three nights. The trick is to get solid ice blocks. The ones you buy from the grocery store have a lot of air in them and melt faster. Either make your own or check your area for a supplier.

It's sturdy. Holds a lot. Latches tight. Has a spot to lock it if needed. Strong handles to carry it. The ice we put in there lasted almost all weekend without being too conscious of leaving it open or in the sunlight. Also it was hot, so I was very pleased!

Wanted something mainly for car camping purposes, based on the reviews, thought this would do the trick. Packed with 12lbs of ice, some food and a couple drinks. It was 80 degrees during the day, within 24 hours, most of the ice melted, on day 2, all the ice was melted. We kept the cooler shut and in the shade- not sure what happened, but would've expected a little better performance for the price. Backcountry rep reached out and offered some advice, so we will try this again... UPDATE- tried it again with more ice and less food (also cooler temps outside), ice still partially melted in less than 24 hours. I wouldn't recommend spending the money

Ice lasts a long time and makes a good table/chair if need

This cooler is spacious - it holds lots of beverages and keeps them cold for days! It's a little on the heavy side but is durable enough to never need another cooler.

I've got a variety of rambler colsters, bottles, and lowballs that I love and decided it was finally time to upgrade my Coleman and spring for a cooler. As with all Yeti products, the price was hard to swallow but I trust that it will be a worthwhile long term investment. I bought mine in white though I see the argument for a more dirt friendly tan or blue. The included dry goods basket was a nice surprise.

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I think the Yeti name speaks for itself at this point. This cooler really is worth the investment. It holds ice for DAYS. I've been out for 4 or 5 day trips, putting 2 bags of ice in on day one, and still had to dump actual ice cubes out when I returned home. That's something I've never experienced with a cooler. I'm used to buying a bag a day or every other day at best. The durability on this thing is also beyond expectations. It is grizzly tested and approved. Simply throw some locks on (has built in holes to lock) and you don't have to worry about any critters, big or small, getting in.



I strongly recommend these to anyone and would love to answer any questions, so feel free to reach directly out.

I can understand why people would be hesitant to shell out over 300 bucks for a cooler, but there's simply no denying the quality of Yeti products. This thing is literally built like a tank. It's heavy, thick, and truly does keep your stuff cold for days.
If you're going out for a camping trip and want to keep your food and drink cold the whole time, this cooler is the ticket.

This cooler kept ice for 5 days in Indian Creek, Utah. Can't ask for more out of a cooler. Just be sure to size it right or you will be forced to drink less cold beer on longer trips.

This cooler blows all my previous coolers out of the water. Everything about it screams quality. Its a bit spendy but after destroying multiple other coolers we decided to give this one a shot and so far its been amazing. I would suggest going up one size from whatever size you think you want since the inside can get a little cramped with how beefy the side walls are.