Yeti Ice in an Oyster Cooler

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Yeti Ice in an Oyster Cooler | What Fits?

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Ай бұрын

If you’re wondering what Yeti ice combination fits in an oyster cooler check out this video I will show you what combination seems to make the most sense. By the way, the ice that comes with it is plenty but for obvious reasons, the reg size yeti ice would last longer. It’ll likely freeze whatever you put in the cooler because these Oyster coolers keep your stuff so much colder than a plastic cooler. But either way, I’ll show you what works.
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@Adam_Newman Ай бұрын

I just received mine Thursday it’s unbelievable how cold it stays !

@bobbygfl Ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment!

@RLeeSteele Ай бұрын

I bought my Oyster Cooler to replace my Yeti Roadie 24. Some things to note about the ice packs; Yeti Ice was made to keep Ice longer so its thermal operating temperature is below freezing. Yeti actually does not recommend using these stand alone they are designed to be used with Ice. Oyster Cooler is so thermally efficient that any normal ice pack used including Yeti will freeze the contents of the cooler. This is fine for Ice Cream and other frozen food but a big problem for drinks. Oyster developed their Thermal Batteries with a special formulation to maintain around 39° F. This is very different than an ice pack or Yeti ice. I bought an extra set of Oyster Thermal Batteries so I have 4. Depending on the outside temperature I can get up to 3 days of refrigeration with the four Thermal Batteries. Oyster was working on a Thermal Battery that maintains below freezing temperatures for a later release date. The cooler would then operate as a freezer. Oyster is also actively working on a 12v plug in replacement lid that will allow for operation as a refrigerator continuously.

@bobbygfl Ай бұрын

Thank you for the comment! This great info. I love the oyster cooler and love that they are continuing to develop new gear.

@33rdSniper 9 күн бұрын

Just ordered the Yeti roadie 15 can't wait for it to arrive as I have a roadtrip coming up to Germany in a month

@bobbygfl 9 күн бұрын

You’ll love it!

@33rdSniper 8 күн бұрын

@@bobbygfl I did however get advertised about this particular cooler afterwards so I did think about getting one of them instead haha but you have both right?

@bobbygfl 7 күн бұрын

Yes, I have both.

@Tracktoy Ай бұрын

Thanks for trying this experiment using the frozen Legos. I bought my Oyster that was from the initial test batch and saved some $. Everything was included except the ice packs. I’ve been wondering what packs would fit. And to anyone wondering just how cold these things can get? I loaded mine with fresh ice and drinks on a hot day. It maintained 31-33F for nearly three days.

@bobbygfl Ай бұрын

Thanks! And the level of coldness that this thing keeps is incredible I am with you.

@DistinctMason Ай бұрын

Curious on how the anodized aluminum will holds up to the elements, do you notice any rust or pitting yet?

@bobbygfl Ай бұрын

Zero problems. You can clearly see in the scratch where the silver anodizing came off. But no pitting. It’s performing very well. And I’m not very careful with it.

@OmarLedezma-fq1zs 5 күн бұрын

which would you say is better between the roadie 15 and oyster cooler?

@bobbygfl 4 күн бұрын

It depends. The oyster keeps stuff colder for sure. It seems like the beers or drinks get colder as the ice packs exchange cold with the contents. The yeti seems to hold cold longer but not as cold. Safe temps for sure, but if your day tripling and want ice cold beer- the oyster. If you want it to stay cold for several days- the yeti. Hope that helps. I know they are pricey but I have both and use them accordingly.

@slick8086 29 күн бұрын

What is so good about "Yeti" ice over other types of blue ice? Blue Ice has been around since the 80's.

@bobbygfl 29 күн бұрын

I’d say two things. The technology of the solution freezes colder than what I experienced in the 80s. That seemed like water. The other thing is the quality of the containers. I have yet to crack a yeti ice pack and I am not very careful with them. Anyway, thanks for the comment.