Ditto.

Thanks for watching!

Haven't heard of Coho, I'll check it out!

Coolers On Sale it’s a brand that I’ve seen in Costco I’ve heard good things about it but I think putting it to the test here with you the way you do it I think it’s the best way to do it!!

@@CoolersOnSale , I know I got a 30can version of the Coho brand at Costco as well. It was $49.99 and is built on par with YETI or RTIC without any stretch. It's an amazing soft sided bag that holds ice for a good 3 days in 92-95 Degree weather. I'm loving mine.

Yes we do, we are working on that now!

Just uploaded a new video for Mammoth Coolers.

You can see this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mdN7esR8s8m6iY0.html

Coming soon! Thanks for the suggestion.

No, we wouldn't make that comparison. It needs to be a half day or more.

We have added it to the list, we will be doing this soon.

I would love to see this as well!

We haven't tested the Hopper 2 yet, but we are trying to line up the matchup.

Wouldn't waste money on the Hopper II. I bought the Engel HD30 (it's actual name, not "TPU") & it's legitamitely perfect for our family. Handles on the ends that are similar, but easier to use, to those on a normal cooler. Wife can sling it around and it holds enough stuff for our family of 4 to hit the ball fields for a whole day or load up for a weekend trip with hotel. Hopper is more expensive, is not roomy enough for that "one more thing" and the HD30 is so light that it makes more sense than buying a small roto-molded cooler to get maybe 1 extra day of cold

We haven't tested the RTIC yet. Every time we have attempted to in the past, some sort of issue would come up. Out of inventory, delayed shipping, etc. Eventually I got fed up with the customer support. Several other people who have commented on here have confirmed the same. Engel on the other hand has fantastic customer support. Not to mention this cooler has now beat out every other soft sided we have tested. Engel TPU: amzn.to/2IkDL6U

Thanks for the quick reply. I was hoping you'd push me towards the Engel because I want to be able to justify paying the extra over the RTIC. Do you guys get any coupons or discounts from any of these folks? Or maybe affiliate links? I'd love to save some money on the Amazon price but it would be great to also support you guys and the testing you do!

Also, consider me subscribed!!

Yet the biggest one lasted the longest

That's a good question

I think a Thermoelectric of Fridge Freezer is probably better: www.coolersonsale.com/dometic-travel-trailer-refrigerator-vs-engel-fridge-freezer/ but if you want a soft sided, this is the best we have tested to date: amzn.to/2XXWOIx

Coolers On Sale i see i appreciate the fast reply. As a college student/athlete i get my ice from the trainers room but the small cooler im using loses almost all its ice by the end of the day.

I would say the Engel HD: amzn.to/2FlorUz is the best bet then

Coolers On Sale thankyou! Is the polar bear 48pk a hard cooler?

No, its a soft-sided cooler but it holds its' shape due to the thick foam used.

We tested that here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g96AeNWpp5naiWw.html

Hmmm it's all just semantics.... we'll leave that to the English Pro's

Comparison? 🤷‍♂️

We haven't tested the otter box yet, but we love the Engel HD30, its the best soft sided we have tested to date.

I really want a backpack style, and I can't see the Otterbox being $100 better than the Engle from the research I've done. Keep up the good work on your reviews, I think their great!

Thanks!

Check into Polar Bear: amzn.to/2GPmxwe these are under $100

Thank you!

LL Bean makes them in a couple sizes also that’s not quite as long for ice but are really nice soft cooler bags

Right? So racist.

We've tried explaining this several times via comments before but we attempted to get an RTIC many times in the past to participate in these challenges. However, every time some sort of a snag would occur, out of inventory, backorders, etc. Eventually we just gave up with the runarounds. Many others have experienced the same according to comments on here.

I've actually purchased and returned 3 separate rtic soft-side coolers in the past 6 months due to terrible quality. I tried very hard to like them and support the cheaper "underdog" but I can tell you firsthand, they do not compare to the quality of craftsmanship of the softside engel or yeti. The rotomolds may be a different story though

Wouldn't size be a disadvantage, since it's more surface area? In this case the winner beat both coolers that are clearly smaller.

This shouldn't matter, the test works and gets the point across. The capacity of the cooler helps, but is not necessary for a test.