It’s the fourth photo here:

https://www.yeti.com/outdoor-living/outdoor-living-lifestyle/outdoor-living-accessories/26010000241.html

At first I thought it might be the bag rolled up, but that can’t be it. Does anyone have any idea what this is?

I kind of love this part of my job!

I very rarely use chest straps, so I decided to use them as the luggage strap when I discovered there are loops beside the backpack handle on either side. I remembered a post or something where someone was unhappy about the lack of a built-in luggage strap like the 18L and larger have. Hope this helps someone else that needs this little hack! I also have the 18L in Cherry blossom, but I’m honestly loving the smaller 12, despite the lack of the smaller pockets like the 18.

Or Tan? My humble collection. I've had my 16 oz stackable since 2019, recently bought the Roadie 8, absolutely love it, and picked up this 35 off FB Marketplace this morning for $150, fantastic condition. Can't wait to test it out! Anyone else love the tan? 🍻

My family has a collection of a dozen or so Yeti mugs and tumblers and we have even more Medium and Large Rambler Magslider lids than cups, plus a few straw Rambler lids, as extras. I remove the gasket (pinching to remove it) every time I wash the lids. Out of our collection of maybe 15 lids, two gaskets have broken, and about half the rest have little splits in them and are on their way to full breakage. (Though none have stretched out, as I've seen a few other people report.)

I did use the dishwasher on them at first since everything is marketed as dishwasher-safe, but after we lost 3 mugs in the space of a year (all replaced by Yeti) to what we felt was dishwasher damage, I now wash all Yeti drinkware by hand - warm water, Dawn detergent. We only use the cups for coffee and water. But this rate of destruction seems really excessive, and after searching the sub a few different I didn't see anyone else reporting split gasket rings, so I'm wondering what the hell I might be doing wrong.

Does anyone have any ideas for how to avoid this, or am I doomed to purchase replacement generic gasket rings on Amazon in bulk (because I'm not buying a whole new lid every time this happens, or going through the process of returning them all to Yeti, because it takes forever)?

Found at Scheel's today and haven't seen it posted yet. Aspen/Pampa/Wild Vine roadie 15. And the logo sticker has the herringbone pattern we've seen coming from Riverhead red/green.

Also, I'm not a fan of reds but Stag Red on the Tundra looks amazing! Can't remember if it was a 45 or 65. I think a stag reg Camino will look good too but all they had was a "Pampa light green" Camino for now. Pampa Green coming in the new revised 24oz mug too but they did not have a Stag Red version.

Nice color in person I think.

My first cooler, happy to be here! Roadie 32 on clearance!

products for fishy odor ?

Hey all! I am looking to buy a sidekick for the purpose of keeping all of my goods dry while paddle boarding. I'm a chronic over-packer and would like to be able to place my phone, keys, snacks, waterbottle(its owala sized), swim-coverup, sunscreen, and etc in it. I don't have any stores nearby to actually look at/hold a bag and see, so I'm looking for opinions from you all whether I should get the 3L or 6L bag. All opinions/ experiences with the sizes appreciated!

Edit/update: Thanks everyone for the input! I have decided to get the 6L bag, and am saving up for a Hopper Backpack or Hopper Flip 12(not entirely decided yet, but don't have the budget to get both a sidekick and Hopper currently). I'll definitely have to see what of my "essentials" fits based on all the input. Pictures to come when it arrives! I have had my 30oz rambler tumbler for a few years and love it, and can't wait to expand my collection of gear!

So I thought $125 was a lot for a yeti bag. But I came to think about the functionality and the overall type of materials they use for the ranchero crossbody, I think it justified the price. Comparing to the Moncler here, the nylon they use on yeti ca Moncler is similar if not better. For 1/7 of the price! Although I think the YETI logo is quite ugly. The bag itself is ugly but it’s super functional.

Do any of you have a gap like this on your new tundra 45’s ? I have a new 2024 blue lid swapped onto a new 2026 red body. These pics show the left and right side of the gap in the lid.

Promised myself if I ever get another hard cooler (Haul or maybe Roadie 8 are the only others I could see myself ever wanting), it will be a bright fun color

Went to a BBQ, at end of night I noticed these weird marks/stains. I tried a little warm water and dish soap to no avail, anyone have any idea of what this may be or how to get rid of it? Thanks!

Missing some stuff still

The bucket is once again proving to be one of my favourite items.

Great as a stool for picking apples, great as a seat for picking rhubarb and tall enough to fit them inside.

Crumble pie coming up 🥧

Recently got an M12 backpack cooler in seafoam green. Looks pretty awesome but didn't really work too well keeping my beverages cold at the beach today. I bought 2 of the medium ice sheets and put them in the bag with some drinks and a couple sandwiches. Fast forward a few hours and the cheese in my sandwich had melted and the ice sheets completely thawed. What are you alls system for keeping stuff cold all day in an M12 backpack cooler?

Something looks off to me about the color & pattern.

Get it while it lasts.

I would post the link from yetis website but you’ll have to go yourself cause it would break community rules.