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Front to back Igloo Yukon 150, Coleman, Yeti. Rubber keepers snapped on Yeti after couple years. A $79 Coleman or Igloo lasts me about a year at best. Igloo Yukon is my favorite and I've abused it for several years. Near indestructible. Put five 64 oz. frozen water bottles then 100 lbs of Ice and it will stay cold for near two weeks in the Texas heat. ya! GWB
A Kill Artist. When I draw, I draw blood.
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Campfire Ranger
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Front to back Igloo Yukon 150, Coleman, Yeti. Rubber keepers snapped on Yeti after couple years. A $79 Coleman or Igloo lasts me about a year at best. Igloo Yukon is my favorite and I've abused it for several years. Near indestructible. Put five 64 oz. frozen water bottles then 100 lbs of Ice and it will stay cold for near two weeks in the Texas heat. ya! GWB 495 pounds
~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
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I wanted one once upon a time...but I boycotted them as they went to China and went up in price"...no thanks... Pioneer seed gave me a yeti Coffee mug thing...I gave it away...it was also made in China
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Campfire Ranger
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I wanted one once upon a time...but I boycotted them as they went to China and went up in price"...no thanks... Pioneer seed gave me a yeti Coffee mug thing...I gave it away...it was also made in China The only Yeti coolers made in China are the bag coolers.
~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
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Campfire Kahuna
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Front to back Igloo Yukon 150, Coleman, Yeti. Rubber keepers snapped on Yeti after couple years. A $79 Coleman or Igloo lasts me about a year at best. Igloo Yukon is my favorite and I've abused it for several years. Near indestructible. Put five 64 oz. frozen water bottles then 100 lbs of Ice and it will stay cold for near two weeks in the Texas heat. ya! GWB 495 pounds Did we ever figure that one out?? I might have missed it yeah?
I am MAGA.
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Front to back Igloo Yukon 150, Coleman, Yeti. Rubber keepers snapped on Yeti after couple years. A $79 Coleman or Igloo lasts me about a year at best. Igloo Yukon is my favorite and I've abused it for several years. Near indestructible. Put five 64 oz. frozen water bottles then 100 lbs of Ice and it will stay cold for near two weeks in the Texas heat. ya! GWB 495 pounds Did we ever figure that one out?? I might have missed it yeah? Yeah:’I think it was 328 pounds
~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
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Campfire Kahuna
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Campfire Kahuna
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Frogsnacks.
No wonder Ed McMahon never came around.
I guessed 340
I am MAGA.
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Front to back Igloo Yukon 150, Coleman, Yeti. Rubber keepers snapped on Yeti after couple years. A $79 Coleman or Igloo lasts me about a year at best. Igloo Yukon is my favorite and I've abused it for several years. Near indestructible. Put five 64 oz. frozen water bottles then 100 lbs of Ice and it will stay cold for near two weeks in the Texas heat. ya! GWB Cooler abuse! Approved.....grin
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Wash your truck, ya hippy.
MM, major concern was dust. Only been on 5 trips so far but zero dust infiltration yet. And if the seal gets wore out I already have been thinking of replacing it with weather stripping, easy fix. So nice to have ice cold, clean seeds and peanuts available off trail.
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Campfire Tracker
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Wash your truck, ya hippy.
MM, major concern was dust. Only been on 5 trips so far but zero dust infiltration yet. And if the seal gets wore out I already have been thinking of replacing it with weather stripping, easy fix. So nice to have ice cold, clean seeds and peanuts available off trail. Dill Pickle Bigs are the schit
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Kettle roast original Giants are also quite good.
Gotta be my new fave.
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Picked up a RTIC 65 at a garage sale the other day for $40.00. A little banged up but still functional.
I've always been different with one foot over the line.....
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