Dan, what's going on is that I'm filling it up to high. It really should only be filled 3/4 with hot liquid.
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Dan, what's going on is that I'm filling it up to high. It really should only be filled 3/4 with hot liquid.
Word.
Only thing that pisses me off is the coffee stays so hot you can't drink it for so long. I'm at work before the coffee is cool enough to sip.
Only thing that pisses me off is the coffee stays so hot you can't drink it for so long. I'm at work before the coffee is cool enough to sip.
So now, on top of releasing fluid improperly, 25% of the product cannot be used to contain the fluid?
Good thing it's got a fancy logo on the side.
That reminds me of the Snow-Peak titanium cookware I purchased because it was light and could be packed in a very small volume. It sure looked cool, but for cooking it was about as useful as tits on a suitcase. Great for mixing fuel, oil, and additives, as well as holding kindling to light burn piles, though. Just tape it on a stick and go.
Every now and again I break some out when I forget to wash the dishes. :rofl:
Cheers,
Kennith
No no, PenIsland
Is there a good cooler in the 6-12 can category? Say I wanted a cooler for a day trip where I may need a couple cans or bottles, but don't need 20 quarts of capacity.
And it only weighs 110lbs empty. Fill that full of beer/ice and you'll need something more than those two little handles to move it.
I like how at the end of the video the tubby dude wipes his brow, like he broke a sweat just moving it around for the demo.
I've paid $1400 combined for my last two D1's.
The nice thing about the Yeti 420 is its big enough to climb in to soak your balls after trying to lift it.
YETI is missing the boat (no pun) if they don't design (they may have already) a stand/bracket to mount 'that' cooler permanently. Like on a center console boat.
I know a lot of people that fish including a few who earn their living as charter boat captains, and none of them use a Yeti. They've been over-engineered to where they're impractical.
By reading the comments, it appears that only retards and fratboys buy these things:
"I got this Yeti to get ready for A&M football season. I had to sell my dad's lawnmower to pay for it though. Needless to say, it was worth every penny. Our tailgate parties never ran out of cold beer (which is a pretty big achievement). And it was fun to watch the pledges try to carry a 500 lb. cooler."
"I got this Yeti to get ready for A&M football season. I had to sell my dad's lawnmower to pay for it though. Needless to say, it was worth every penny. Our tailgate parties never ran out of cold beer (which is a pretty big achievement). And it was fun to watch the pledges try to carry a 500 lb. cooler."
You should be consuming beer at the rate you don't need the cooling power of a decent cooler. Doesn't have the swag of a Yeti but trashs can filled with ice and a keg worked just as well in my day