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Cheap Pink YETI Cups?

YES! I found some great prices on PINK YET cups! I absolutely HAVE to have one of these Pink YETI cups to go with the rest of my YETI Rambler Tumblers…. but dang, SO expensive.

I’ve been looking around for a CHEAPER pink YETI cup or alternative…and here’s what I’ve found:

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Pink YETI Cups on Sale

I found this good deal on this 30 ounce pink Rambler YETI Tumbler – it’s awesome!

Then there is this hot pink 20 ounce YETI cup… it’s awesome, too, but I want the bigger one.

I also found a deal on this set of YETI Colsters – one is PINK and one is camo (these are the YETI coozie/koozies).

If you’re wanting something pink, but unique – check out this Pink YETI Colster coozie with the pink skull design – fun!

Deals on Pink YETI Tumblers

Here’s the page on Amazon that has YETI tumblers on sale… if you see one you like, grab it FAST – they don’t last long!

YETI Tundra Cooler Unboxing and Video Review

The YETI Tundra 65 just got here… let’s open the box and see what’s inside!

This YETI is totally worth the money…heck, it keeps ice for a whole week (or longer!)

First impressions:

– LOVE the locks

– Have never seen hinges like this on another cooler ever.

– Tie Down Slots!

– Non-slip feet

– Handy rack to keep my other food from getting wet

– Easy to use Drain Plug

– Lots of accessories available

Video Review and Unboxing

===>>This is the YETI cooler in the video – read reviews

What size YETI Cooler do YOU need?

YETI Size Chart

YETI Cooler ModelReviewsCapacity# of Cans it HoldsIce CapacityCurrent Price
YETI Roadie 20Read Reviews22 Quarts1420 PoundsCheck Price
YETI Tundra 35Read Reviews28 Quarts2028 PoundsCheck Price
YETI Tundra 45Read Reviews37 Quarts2635 PoundsCheck Price
YETI Tundra 50Read Reviews46 Quarts3247 PoundsCheck Price
YETI Tundra 65Read Reviews52 Quarts3956 PoundsCheck Price
YETI Tundra 75Read Reviews79 Quarts5066 PoundsCheck Price
YETI Tundra 110Read Reviews92 Quarts65101 PoundsCheck Price

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Top 10 Best Coolers 2017

It can be tough trying to decide which cooler is best for you and YOUR needs – so many options at SO many price-points!

Hopefully, you’ve already read our Cooler Buying Guide to get the info you need to make a good choice and now you’re ready to see the overall and absolute BEST coolers on the market for various needs.

If you’re looking for a deal and want the best price on a cooler that you can get…

==>> These Coolers are on Sale Today for 50% Off

Otherwise, stick around and we’ll share the winners for all kinds of coolers.

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Best Rolling Cooler

This Igloo ATC Wheeled Cooler is one really awesome rolling cooler!

It’s lightweight (under 30 pounds when empty), but the durable wheels make the weight irrelevant.

Best of all, it can hold 185 cans! That’s awesome! And it will keep your cooler items cool for days.

Great for tailgating or the beach!

Igloo ATC All Terrain 120 Qt. Cooler

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Marine Cooler

We have to go with this YETI for the pick for best marine cooler.

This YETI Tundra 75 is ideal for fishing and other marine needs. The size is perfect, keeps cooler items cold for a LONG LONG time…. and can also hold about 2 cases of beer.

Yeti Tundra 75 Cooler (White) – YT75W

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Camping Cooler

While we really are a HUGE fan of YETI coolers, when it comes to the best cooler for camping, we’re gonna have to agree that this Pelican ProGear 65 is really best for camping. (we compared YETI vs Pelican coolers here).

It’s bear-resistant, leakproof, has a lifetime guarantee, and keeps ice for TEN DAYS.

Pelican ProGear 65 Quart Elite Ice Chest Cooler, Tan

This Pelican cooler is perfect for long stretches of time camping when you NEED your ice to last and your cooler items to say cold and fresh.

Can be heavy tho – this is not a one-person, quick trip cooler.

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Mid-Size Cooler

This Bison Brute Box Cooler is waterproof and leakproof and keeps cooler items cold for about 5 days. Still a little heavy for one person to manage, but this is one heck of a good cooler.

75 Quart Brute Outdoors Cooler in Sand

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Hunting Cooler

We’re also a big fan of this ORCA cooler – and the Outdoor Recreation Company of America company as a whole.

All their coolers are 100% made in the USA and use 100% American-made parts – PLUS, they donate a portion of each sale for various conservation groups here in the United States.

ORCA TW0400RCORCA Cooler, Green, 40-Quart

This ORCA cooler is GREAT for hunting (and fishing). It’s a 40-quart cooler that weighs about 24 pounds before it’s filled. Keeps ice and cooler items cold for many days.

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Day Cooler

This Coleman Steel-Belted Cooler is a great choice for single-day cooler needs. It’s made of solid stainless steel and has handles that make it super easy to carry. Holds about 85 cans or so depending how you pack your cooler and can size.

Coleman 54-Quart Steel-Belted Cooler

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Electric Cooler

This Koolatron W75 cooler is great for road trips and for truckers (also called “thermoelectric coolers”). It doesn’t use ice – it plugs into the 12v cigarette lighter in your car or truck and keeps things cold for as long as you keep it plugged in.

The wheels on the cooler are a nice touch that make it much easier to move around.

Koolatron W75 Kool Wheeler Cooler 36-Quart

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Soft Cooler

There is no other soft-sided cooler that is better than this YETI Hopper 30!

Completely leak-proof and waterproof and will keep your cooler items and ice cold for a long time.

Great for one person to carry around – holds about 18 cans or so.

YETI Hopper 30 Cooler Tote Gray Fog Tahoe Blue

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Affordable Soft Cooler

We’re sure not everyone wants to pay that price for a YETI Hopper soft-side cooler so here is a very high-quality and inexpensive alternative to the Hopper.

This Soft Cooler from Polar Bear is a great option that works really well. Holds about 24 cans. Designed to last for a day.

Comes in many colors, but we really like this camo cooler.

Polar Bear Coolers 24 Pack Soft Cooler, Mossy Oak D

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Best Affordable Cooler

If price is a big factor when picking a cooler, this Esky Cooler from Coleman is a fantastic cooler that is absolutely worth the price tag.

It’s a big cooler, has a lot of great qualities, is American-made and comes with a 6-year warranty.

Esky Series 85 Quart Cooler

=> Read all consumer reviews here

Best Cooler Deals

If you’d prefer to shop by best value and find a great cooler on sale…

==>> These Coolers are on Sale Today for 50% Off

Lots of amazing deals on that page!


Let’s Go Glamping!

Glamping at Nomad Ridge in OhioAdults-only Nomad Ridge, a luxury wilderness experience in southeastern Ohio, is modeled on African safari camps. For about $360 a night, a duo can stay in one of the Mongolian-style yurts with electricity, private bathrooms, plus decks and ceiling fans. The pricier “Grand Yurt” has a king-size bed and air conditioning. Rates include dinner, breakfast and a safari on the Wilds’ nearly 10,000-acre game preserve.

“It’s like a little piece of Africa,” says guest Jeff Derr of Holtwood, Pa., peering through binoculars at rhino, trumpeter swans and rare Sichuan takins (bearlike creatures with heads like those of giant guinea pigs). Their yurt, with hotel-style bed, is truly comfortable, Cindy Derr says.

Welcome to ‘glamping’ 

Such glamorous camping experiences are dubbed “glamping” — a trend among vacationers who want to be in the wild but don’t care to sleep on the ground, tromp in the dark to communal bathrooms and cook over campfires. It’s even driving bookings at Kampgrounds of America, where stays in recently built lodges are up 15% this year, even though KOA’s campsite business is down, CEO Jim Rogers says.

Lodges, tepees and gussied-up Airsteam trailers are a way for KOA “to give people an outdoor experience (such as nightly campfires) with some of the comforts they enjoy,” Rogers says. “We are reaching people who may not have had an outdoor experience.” Lodges at more than 300 North American locations have a kitchen, bath, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, gas grill and typically rent for $100-$150 a night.

Simpler outdoor digs are available at Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes on Washington State’s San Juan Island. “Canvas cabins” with pillow-top mattresses and cordless lanterns (but no electricity or private baths) start at about $160 a night with breakfast. A U.S. glamping pioneer, Costanoa, on the scenic northern California coast, has canvas cabins with electricity and heated mattresses from $89 a night.

The increasing popularity of glamping has even spawned GlampingHub.com, which details glam camping options around the world.

Over-the-top glamping, similar to that at Africa’s top safari lodgings, is found at the new Pinnacle Camp at 37,000-acre The Resort at Paws Up near Missoula, Mont. Expect to pay at least $1,000 for two to stay in one of the four chic camps, where top-of-the-line tents have jetted tubs and heated slate floors, and guests are pampered by butlers and chefs.

Rates include all meals, including regional treats such as bison and smoked trout.

The resort — which also offers stays in luxury homes — has 24 tents, which sell out so fast that more are planned. Many of Paws Up’s affluent guests have “a desire to go camping. But they don’t want to rough it in any way, shape or form,” says John Romfo, director of sales and marketing.

The aim at Ohio’s Nomad Ridge — sold out many nights and having a record summer — is to provide a “reasonably priced” upscale wilderness experience, says Tom Stalf, chief operating officer of the Wilds and its partner, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.

“We have plans to build more” yurts, he says.

The Wilds, about 1½ hours by car from Columbus, also attracts day trippers who snap photos from buses and open-air safari vehicles or soar on just-installed ziplines. There are campsites, cabins and a lodge that can be booked for family reunions and such.

Dinner and breakfast are a short walk away, taken on tables covered with white linen for Nomad Ridge guests in an otherwise modest restaurant used by Wilds visitors.

Young chef Pam Nalbach produces a changing menu that might include goat cheese salad with local greens, raspberry vinaigrette and candied pecans or grilled flat-iron steak in a maple chipotle sauce. The wine list isn’t as exotic as the roster of animals at The Wilds, but no one seems to mind.

Over dinner, Wilson and Lynne Hood of New Orleans say they decided to stop here on a trip because they’d never gotten to Africa for a safari camping experience. This “seemed like something we could do” that was similar, says Lynne, who started and managed a fund to help the New Orleans needy.

They are “leaving with admiration,” says Hood, a retired geologist. It was “a memorable experience. Given the chance, I would choose a yurt for all of my ‘roughing’ it.”

Many Nomad Ridge visitors are in their 40s or older, says concierge Richardson (who just left for graduate school). The resort also attracts younger folk such as honeymooners who seek the novelty of bedding down in a yurt and going on a multi-hour safari that gets you close to camels, giraffes, ostriches and other wildlife. Staring into the eyes of a 5,000-pound rhino or watching an anesthetized cheetah get a physical are memorable travel moments.

Most animals roam freely behind electric fences on the 7-mile-long parcel of land that once was a strip mine, but now is reclaimed rolling grassland with ponds and lakes. On land donated by the American Electric Power company, the Wilds is run as a private non-profit conservation center.

Quiet nights in the Wild 

At night when most tourists are gone, the honking of swans, grunting mating calls of Asian Père David’s deer and conversation from neighboring yurts are the subdued soundtrack. The yurts, with bamboo floors and paprika-colored walls separating sleeping areas from bathrooms, have no TVs or phones. Cellphone reception is spotty.

After dinner, Nomad Ridgers, feeling languorous if they’ve indulged in the molten chocolate cake, relax in Adirondack chairs on the terrace around a gas-fueled firepit. On this evening, the more ambitious pull out or borrow binoculars to watch animal antics, even as the first raindrops fall.

The Derrs, both 60, call the Wilds a “diamond in the rough,” from its accommodations to its cuisine to its young and helpful staffers. They had hoped to chat with fellow guests around the fire. But the evening is cut short by claps of thunder.

Still, no one seems to mind retiring to a cozy yurt and drifting asleep to the lullaby of rain pattering on a canvas roof.

USA glampsites

Among places to go “glamping” in the USA (most close in the fall):

Nomad Ridge at the Wilds in Ohio. 740-638-5030; thewilds.org

The Resort at Paws Up, Mont. 800-473-0601; pawsup.com

Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes, Wash. 800-617-2267; lakedale.com

Kampgrounds of America. 888-562-0000; koa.com

Costoanoa, Calif. 877-262-7848; costanoa.com


 

YETI Cooler 5-Day Car Trunk Test

He put his YETI cooler to the ultimate test to see how long a YETI cooler really can keep things cold.

He filled his YETI with one single bag of ice and some drinks and then left it in the trunk of his car.

No, not in his garage, he left it out in the hot sun for 5 DAYS.

Let’s see how the YETI did.

 

===>> This is the YETI cooler in the video

If you’ve ever wondered how long ice will last in a YETI cooler, there’s your answer.

Very impressive!