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In the market for a new cooler. Reviews on these look good

Anyone here using one

Looking at the 77 qt

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Please identify the cooler that you are asking about.


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Junk.

I bought one, 70qt I think, from Walmart. It was supposed to hold ice for 5 days. It didn't hold ice for 24 hours.


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Seems some folks like them.

Check out the 6th post down or so

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbt...ti/Search/true/yeti-coolers#Post14076603

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I've got one that I picked up on sale for $75 - Works great for a $75 cooler.

Pre-chill the day before. Put ice on bottom and foods frozen. Worked.


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Here is a pretty good review on a 55 quart.



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My son and I each have a 55 quart and so far it has proven worthy. No way is it up to the quality of the seriously expensive units, but it is lightyears ahead of the usual junk coolers. A lot of the better brand construction "upgrades" work against you when the flanges make it too big to fit in certain vehicles. I borrowed several similar size better-brand coolers to test for fit that way, including Yeti and Orca. For $107 it was no contest as far as which one made the most sense.

Pre-chilling makes a big difference. Also, eutectic ice packs at the bottom do more than most folks realize. Because their melting point is significantly colder than ice. As water forms the colder packs refreeze the water to retain the latent heat value. It makes a big difference.


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Alright! A cooler thread!

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They're made right here in Utah, so we generally get first looks at new Lifetime products. The ones I've handled seem well made and sturdy. They run about one third the price of a Yeti and are lots better than the price would indicate. I ignore so-called "ice retention tests" because they aren't very realistic. In the real world, we put ice in, throw in food and drinks (not always pre-chilled) and then open and close the lids often.


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We have them in our work trucks and they are working good.


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I have 2 of the 55s. They work very well. Like all cooling, airspace is not your friend. Fill them and fill the gaps with ice. I used them extensively this summer. They will hold for days if you keep them filled.


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I have Yeti and Rtic. They work well!

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Originally Posted by tzone
Junk.

I bought one, 70qt I think, from Walmart. It was supposed to hold ice for 5 days. It didn't hold ice for 24 hours.



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I just bought a Lifetime 55qt last week and took it with me to my son's ranch in Junction,TX.
I kept my beer in it and had to add ice every day ,but, I did not keep it full of ice.
I will try that next time.
I have a 90qt Yeti that I totally hate.The damn lid will not stay up and constantly crashes down on my 73 year old arms!!
I have a Rtic that I hate because the lid won't open til you crack a drain plug. A total PITA!!

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Per Brickseek some Walmart stores have the 77qt Lifetime "High Performance" cooler clearance priced slow as $75 others at $115.

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Originally Posted by 338rcm
In the market for a new cooler. Reviews on these look good

Anyone here using one

Looking at the 77 qt



built in Utah........

have the smaller 55.........

works well enough for me....

go to Walmart on line

let them pay the shipping for you


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I bought a 55. I wouldn't waste the energy to carry a free one out of the store. A good Igloo is better.

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Originally Posted by joken2

Per Brickseek some Walmart stores have the 77qt Lifetime "High Performance" cooler clearance priced slow as $75 others at $115.





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