Yeti Cups...get you one

[Hotsauce]

Yeti cups...seen one, heard about one, have one?

They are amazing. I was a big Tervis guy for a long time, and Tervis is a great cup. However, the yeti out performs it with keeping hints hot/cold. 

Thw only thing that is hard to swallow is the price tag, they are expensive.  I got one for Christmas, so I didn't have to pay for it. I would recommend swinging for the larger one. 

Also I have heard there are some yeti knock off brands, but I do t m is how they perform. 

[Jase]

For the price they'd better be able to service me sexually. What is the advantage over a regular $15 coffee cup that keeps my coffee hot for 8hrs?

[Doyle]

I agree with Jase.  Yeti coolers and cups work very well but do I need a $350 cooler that will keep ice for a week?  Oh and cool Yeti sticker on your car.  

[TheAmericanDream]

You can buy a lot of ice for $350. 

[PandaPancake]

25 minutes ago, TheAmericanDream said:

You can buy a lot of ice for $350. 

You'll end up scratching your face off....we're talking about meth right?

[Lemory]

Does it come with an Affliction shirt and a pair of Oakley sunglasses?

[Ja Rhule]

I got a custom yeti cup as a gift from my company... I stashed it away on my shelve and instead using free panthers mug I got from stadium when i purchased hot coco.

[dave-o]

I saw some douche here in Charlotte with a "Yeti" window sticker next to his "Salt Life" one....  Never saw a "Coleman" car sticker before...

[thefuzz]

I use mine everyday, got it for Christmas so I have no clue how much it costs.  Works perfectly.  Keeps my coffee hot in the morning on the commute, and my draft beer really cold when I get home.

[thefuzz]

2 hours ago, TheAmericanDream said:

You can buy a lot of ice for $350. 

Issue isn't the cost of the ice, it's the availability when you need it.

30 miles offshore, and the shitty coleman is now a fish/blood/water mix vs. ice...and now your 45 pound Wahoo is worthless.

They have their uses for sure.  That said, I don't use mine as an "everyday" cooler, only for travel/boating/fishing typically.

[Chimera]

Dammit OP. I thought this thread was announcing some big sale.

[Jangler]

Are there cups big enough for yeti? Seems like a small market product, or large depending on the age of the yeti.

[Jangler]

...And yes, I posted that stupidity after reading the thread.

[jrc1106]

I have one, Christmas gift from my brother.  It's a really nice cup, and I use it everyday for coffee, but I never would have bought one for myself.  It does keep my coffee hotter, for longer, than the travel mug I was using before I got it.

Also have a Hopper 30, again a Christmas gift.  It's a very handy cooler, that's much lighter than their hard-sided offerings.  It's nice for trips and such, especially if you need to carry the cooler any distance.  It's another thing I never would have bought for myself, but I'm glad to have it.

The hard coolers have some benefits over the soft ones, at least for me when fishing.  They can be used for a second casting deck, or a poling platform if you're fishing especially skinny water.  I'd hate to carry one over 50 yards, full of ice and beer though.

No stickers on my car, though.