I second this!

I was so confused by the "best" part. Obviously the foam wins because it keeps your hand warm while you chug cans on the 4th

Me....

Beer=4 minutes!

@@Pappysan 4 seconds lol

Probably gonna be fat.

What? Every kid I know will chug a can and immediately go back to running around

Yeah "Mountain Dew"

What are you talking about my man Mountain Dew I think you mean mountain lightning

With the foam you can also soak it in ice cold water before you use it.

i like the thicker foam ones.

I always thought the koozie was just to keep your hand from being cold, not to actually be a thermos for the drink

@@katiebutler8619 well anyone with our last name is never wrong. 😎

I had no idea the coozie was even supposed to keep the drink cold. I've always thought it was to keep the drink from being uncomfortably cold in your hand after you pull it out of the ice chest or cooler. Like an oven mitt, but for cold drinks.

Great point !

yeah you're probably right but if you're outside drinking with friends and family. you're not going to be waiting a half hour between a drink or 2 to chill your koozie to keep it working at prime temps. if you're doing a one off drink or 2 then yeah you're fine chilling. I do it with the chiller mugs but mostly just for 1 drink. then its back to about room temp. unless you plan to buy a bunch of them and switching them out per drink which can work. that would take up a good amount of fridge/freezer room though. having a bag of them plastic ice cubes can work for this also. there is a bunch of different kinds of them fake ice cubes. I wonder if Tyler has made a vid about them yet and all the kinds of them. they're cheap and there is a bunch in a bag and you just clean them off or switch them out as needed. they don't water down your drink and some can last a long time but some are junk and just leak after a bit of using them.

@@jaythewolf7216 If you just keep them in the fridge, they'll be ready to go whenever. I keep mine in the fridge when not in use.

For a second I thought you were saying keeping bullets in the fridge will make them perform better. Thats dumb, I'm dumb

I always took a bottle of nitrous from my race truck to prime my old yeti can coolster. Took it from 100+ degrees to frosty in about 3 seconds.

It is the important things in life first.

I feel like the second thing would be a microwave

He cooked those pancakes like a boss though.

***puts ranch on hot dog*** What do you mean? This guy is the next Emeril🤣

I hope every time he let that thing scrape against the rim of the can that he gets an extra year in hell

Yes I cringe each time haha like nails on a chalkboard 🤣

Was about to Say That too

😂😂😂

Yeah and it sucks ass and is super annoying. They need to make a better design.

The stupid rubber thing is there for a reason. You can use bottles as well. Not just limited to cans like some of the others.

Yeah except you can make designs to perform the function without it being a piece that is a pain to put on and off (like some of the other designs have)

Why the need for 1 to 2 hours? Does it take you that long to drink it?

This comment sounds like a paid ad... 30-45 min? Lmao... Your freezer is broken

Glad I read this

@@capnspicy5565 right lol... My freezer cools my phone down after it overheats from playing a highly demanding game on it, within like 5 minutes.

The reason why it matters is that the Yeti stays that cold as you cycle through beers.

Ohh don't double charge me for that... Don't double charge me Cuz I might just ask what the ice cube's worth

Just in case you don't get the reference kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9x4jLp1l5--fo0.html

The biggest thing with yeti is the durability, and how long it will last and trust me they’ll last a lifetime even if it’s all dented up. I dropped my yeti product down a rock slide on accident and it only put 1 dent on it

@@huntersmith8062 who needs all that for a can of drink though? Why do you need to keep one can cold for that long? And why are you dropping beer down duck slides on accident? As pointed out in the video nobody is going to be drinking any can for long enough to reap the benefits of keeping it in a durable koozie.

@@huntersmith8062 the cheap ones last a lifetime too. its for drinks. it sits on a table or a bar. it doesn't need to survive rockslides.

And it's mostly to stop your hand getting cold, not to keep the drink cold.

My hand is never cold from the beer lol

@@deeped7249 that's not fair...you have magical Jesus fish powers.

@@BengalCatChilli Not only that, he makes wine from water, and red wine, (should he choose to make that kind), is best served at room temp. anyway, so no koozie are needed to begin with. I know J.C. doesn't lie, but I doubt that he drinks beer to begin with.....especially since he gets his wine for free.

And your hand from freezing off lol

That's what I was thinking, just from design it's the one I'd choose to use in the car since it'd fit in most cup holders

One's in my hand as I type this.

I came here to say the same thing. The whole point of these koozies is to keep a closed can cold during travel, with the plan of opening and drinking the beverage at a later time. When he opened them at the start of the test, it immediately defeated their intended purpose.

I made the same observation, perhaps these would be ideal for a pack lunch or picnic

Could not agree more

@@pkwiva I wouldn't say the whole point. It might be a nice feature, but they definitely intend people to drink out of them. That's why they are sold in the same section as cups and bottles.

@@priceeubanks9341 I respectfully disagree. It's more than a nice feature. Keeping a closed can cold during travel is the primary feature of these metallic, insulated koozies. It's similar to a travel mug which also provides the same type of insulation. Even the brand name "Ozark Trail" implies that it's intended for travel. If someone plans on drinking a beverage immediately, they'll just drink it without the need for one of these metallic, insulated koozies. The secondary, nice feature of the koozie is to prevent your hand from touching the can. This helps keep the beverage colder by preventing the warmth of your hand from transferring to it, while also providing some added comfort and style. Now the traditional fabric/foam koozie on the other hand, is less about insulating a closed can and more about adding comfort to the drinking experience while providing a negligible amount of insulation. These traditional kinds of koozies are more geared towards drinking the beverage immediately, but they are vastly different from these metallic insulated koozies that are marketed for travel.

So a “drunk at the lake” test

My money is on the foam koozie performing the best with a drop. Maybe not the can, but if you drop your drink, it's probably going to spill anyways.

had the same thought

You’d want any heat to escape, that’s fine. Cool stays low, so they don’t lose much out the top when open in my opinion.

@@ThisTall ahhh didnt think about that smart

Naw, he re-applies it just before every recording session.

It's for scientific purposes 🤣

More then 10 minutes.. so why would I even buy that!

@@walterhorning6493 to each their own at the end of the I spose.

Ya boy does. I'm notorious for getting a drink and sipping on it for hours. I normally grab drinks while I'm doing stuff so I just get distracted and forget to drink it.

@@benstanfill363 same. But I never remember it. So I don't drink it. I forget for an hour then chug it

Hey, when I'm on my 6th can and start going on an old man rant about something, I want my beer to still be cold after my half hour speech.

I'm sure the results would be the same, just shorter. I'd bet the color would affect performance too.

I have 2 Yeti tumblers. I’m goin to try this. Thank you

It protects your hand from the cold by insulating the can. That same insulating insulates it from getting warm, just not that well.

I had to sit here and question why these things exist for like 20 minutes. That’s when it hit me. like you said, you can ditch the cooler and just toss them into your backpack for a hike, or fishing. I’m gonna buy a couple of these and make sure I’ve got a cold beer and a cold mtn dew the next time I go fishing and the fish stop bitting after a few hours.

Same for their roto molded coolers. Just as good, for a quarter of the price.

@@choccolocco People ignore the Ozark (walmart brand) because they associate the cheap price and that it comes from with Walmart that its not going to be good. I own an Ozark tumber, RTIC tumber, Ice Shaker. The Ozark trail does just as good as any of the others. When it comes to similiar products made in china theres a good chance alot of these things may even come from the same factory. It's just like the with grocery store brand stuff vs namebrand stuff. A lot of the namebrand companies make the grocery store brands stuff, the store just pays to slap their label on it. Think Kirkland from Costco alot of Kirkland products are made by namebrand companies

@@JoshThompson25 Yup. I worked at a warehouse years ago, the “hot sauce” came in 55 gallon drums by the truckload. We unloaded, made orders, and sent the same sauce to at least three different well known name brands. Of course they add some of their own “flavor”. I’m still using the hell outta that cooler, and it’s just as good as the yetis and orcas others have, and with this Alabama heat, all of us are still lucky to get 2 1/2 days out of the ice.

We have one of these and they are really nice.....the frozen puck is good, but of course that only lasts for a few drinks before you're back to the equivalent of a regular stainless type coozie

impressive bro it takes me 25 minutes to finish one...

It's for those of us making an emergency beer run in the middle of summer and don't want our half drank beers getting hot in the car.

Come on down to Alabama, these days, a beer gets warm in five minutes or less. Use a coozie, or drink faster, lol

I would love that. So many times has my mom bought cheap paper plates that just absorb the juices from meat or spaghetti sauce. I can’t stand a soggy paper plate, might as well just put your food on some paper towels. A test to see how much weight the plates can hold before buckling and dumping food everywhere and an absorbency test.

@@green7449 that’s perfect 👍

Coolers on sale has done the best tests out there already

And keeps your hands from getting cold

@@matthewduggan1378 Exactly!

You realize that same insulation that keeps your hand from warming your can and your can from cooling your hand also keeps your environment from warming your can.

@@floyd2386 not by much

Exactly, but still a nice video

There's no point honestly, except for the foam with transportability and weight, and the one with suction cups on the bottom, the Thermos is the most comfortable, quickest to swap cans, fits in cup holders, lightweight and low profile and depending on where you look, as cheap as the Ozark.

It didn't go flat?

A thermos is different

Surprised to see another Kansan. El Dorado!

@@mouthwashlisterine2104 Not far from you. I live in a little town about 10 miles northwest of Wichita!

YES! The Thermos is SO much smaller and lighter than the others. I have an Ozark, a Yeti and a Thermos and the Thermos is the one I use the most.

Yes! I came here to say this too! Much thinner and more comfortable to hold, also you don’t have to keep screwing and unscrewing the plastic ring and losing it like yeti style!

I second this request. I've always poured hot water in my coffee thermos like ten to fifteen minutes before I pour my coffee in to "pre heat". It should be the same principle.