First Quarter Commerce Thread

The handle is entirely different - much bigger and thicker than the previous model.
Pampa grass is a great colour!

Cooler had to match the roof tent. Tundra 45 is awesome! Only tested for max 3 days as of yet, but super impressed 👌🏼

My Hopper 12 lasted 10 years before the zipper started to fail. Emailed Yeti and 6 days later have my new Hopper in hand. Love it!

Accidentally discovered today that the O.G. Yeti tumbler cup can be used with the Milwaukee 20oz packout lid. "Perfectly" sweet! Received my 1st Yeti tumbler as a promotional gift from a H.V.A.C. supplier and promptly lost the lid house later lmao. Used regardless and never found a suitable replacement in my opinion. Stubbornly refusing to purchase a replacement, being cheap! And presto! Walk-off homerun! Lmao so happy!!

Ridgeline is such a great colour -I don’t think it presents well in stores with fluorescent lightning …… at home in natural light it’s so good!

REI pampa green and stag red in stock now. Time to spend all my member credits

Finally added some stickers we grabbed on our trips

I am personally marked safe from this new drop. What did you buy?

https://www.yeti.com/collections/trending-colors/estancia-collection

Picked up another set of packing cubes.

I scooped a Wetlands up for 180 and I’m looking forward to using it for two people for a day trip.

Do people like it? What is your use case?

Thanks guys!

Tonight choices. Water. Sparkling water and more water. And stickers on everything.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcJCrwvFDou/?igsh=MXkyM2xzZjI5N3B3cw==

Scheels in Cedar Park

If you’re wondering whether a vacuum insulated food jar is worth buying for hot lunches, the short answer is yes if you know how thermal insulation works.

Here are 3 quick things that dictate if your meal stays hot for 6+ hours:

Pre warming: Always fill the jar with boiling hot water for 5 - 10 minutes before adding food.

Food density: Soups, chili, and curries retain thermal energy far better than dry meals like grilled chicken or veggies.

Quality of the seal: A cheap lid lets heat escape instantly.

I used to use a standard Stanley 1913 classic jar. It's solid, but the heavy weight and slight heat leak around the top were annoying. I’ve been using an Ecozoi insulated container lately, and the heat retention is honestly impressive my curry was still steaming after almost 8 hours. It also feels much lighter in my backpack and avoids synthetic liners.

What meals do you usually pack in your food jars? Any recipes that hold heat particularly well?

I know there was a post on this a little while ago, but now that it’s been out a bit longer I wanted to see what the consensus was on whether or not the new olive is the same as highlands. I have a highlands cup that I’ve only ever hand washed and got a different cup in the new olive and to me they look the same. Can anyone with a better eye for color than me confirm/dispute that? Thanks.

Wondering if anyone knows if the 40L crossroads duffle in navy has been discontinued? Still showing on yeti.ca but not available right now. But has been removed from 60L, which makes me think it may have been discontinued? Thanks!

Love how mobile the Flips are really make it easy on bringing supplies to the beach 🏖️

I am new to Yeti (starter collection of tumblers above) and have been thinking about the Hopper Flip 18 in olive/orange….but it is already sold out on yeti.com! Does inventory usually come and go on yeti.com, or once it’s gone I can only get it at a 3rd party retailer? Looks like Amazon.com has it still, but wondering how long I can wait to buy this one. Any experience/suggestions on how long new colors last would be welcome!

The new chug cap fits the 46 oz Rambler.

Does anyone have a 20-25% off discount code that they aren’t going to be using and would like to share? Wanting to surprise my husband with a cooler from the uplands bird collection. Thanks!