I just bought 6 for the stickers

i got a handshake and a thank you for 10 years with my employer!?!?

@@ballpark45 my employer gave me a blowjob! best place i’ve ever worked at!!

Same here I’m a delivery driver. I just got the hopper flip 12 holds a lot of drinks and a full lunch

Is the 18 too big for kayaking ?

@@gregoriospantos2084 I haven't took that one kayaking yet. The backpack cooler fits perfect in the back of my kayak with 30 beers & ice.

@@Mr-lp7ov I have had my Flip 18 for 6 months now and enjoy it. Which is your most used Hopper FLip?

@@paulcarlin5181 I use the soft shell backpack coolers the most.

Yupp they have warranty you send pictures and new one will be sent to you

The shell is tough, leakproof and can flip over with nothing spilling out. The Yeti hard coolers will leak if somehow turned over.

Lol hot

Yes

Not as well as a hard cooler, but if you only need for the day, you would be just fine.

Where do you deliver, to hell?

I had an Rtic soft cooler for 4 years. I maybe used it one to 5 times a year average. The stitching came apart from the inside. I feel had it had heavy use, it would have lasted barely a year. Won't do that again.

@@paulcarlin5181 there is no stitching on the inside. It’s seamed sealed.

​@@mitchellkasdin1899Seam sealed, welded... it failed.

@@carlose6010 ok 👍? Mine is still chugging along. No issues. I don’t use it much but when I do it’s great to have. If I had the $ I would get the yeti but I can’t afford the premium money for a name tag. I get it! Some people drive Mercedes and others have Fords. Some people huff it and others take the bus. Different strokes gif different folks.

Bob Rae - but, but, do the others come with stickers I can put on the back of my truck next to my “Salt Life” sticker? Do they?

Doubt it costs under 25 dollars... under 100 for sure, under 25 dollars doubtful

It's still not geared towards people who just sit in an afternoon outing. It's mostly kayaking camping outdoor freaks who need reliable gear that is waterproof and can take a beating, and that's what they are made for. It has an intended purpose where you DO need food still being cold after 24 hours or more. I speak from experience since during our last 3-day canoeing trip, we could have used something like this, not the cheap cooler we had that just managed to the next morning. It may have a heavy price but but do exactly what it's intended target audience wants it to do. But your're right in that if I (for example) wasen't so heavy invested in the outdoors that I am, I wouldn't look twice or even once at this bag for that price tag.

I hate to be that negative guy. But a comment like this sounds like someone can't afford one of these.

They have brilliant marketing. They have convinced the average consumer to spend money for something they will probably not get the intended use of. Highly doubtful Yeti would have the sales they do if only the dedicated outdoor folks bought their products.

Wet suits all need zipper lube, it's nothing new

Celsius my friend, he's from canada

Right was wondering the same thing, thanks for clearing this up.

Celsius, friend. Which is 86F+. Not quite as hot but, yes, I wasn't testing at below freezing temps.

Lol hahahahah this guy really thought you were testing the cooler in below freezing weather

Don’t you wanna retire someday dumbass

The zippers tend to break🤔

Huh?

He’s from Canada weirdo

@@Cbill1987 I didn't know you had to be from Canada to call a carabiner, a "biner"...wierdo. It's just fucking annoying that people can't say whole words anymore.