Jsunkler
Lil-Rokslider
My buddy and I brought drove out to Colorado from Maryland last season. In total we had three Coleman Coastal Xtreme Marine 120, one Yeti 75, and one Yeti 65 with us (2 coleman and yeti 65 was his, 1 coleman and yeti 75 was mine)
We both were fortunate and shot bulls. We had our bulls processed by a local butcher and frozen. We filled all of the coolers (brought the capes home too which took up a bunch of room) with enough room left for dry ice. We drove straight home (28 hour ride) and everything was rock solid frozen. There was a little bit of dry ice left in the Yeti 75, but other that that everything was the same.
I don't plan to buy anything else other than the Coleman's from here on out, the Yeti 75 was a wedding present and I don't plan on getting rid of it ever. It is a bit more durable and I do like the fact that I can lock it up. However for $60 the 120 Coleman Coastal Xtreme fit the bill for my usage. I plan to pick up 1 more of them and that should cover my cooler usage for the foreseeable future.
We both were fortunate and shot bulls. We had our bulls processed by a local butcher and frozen. We filled all of the coolers (brought the capes home too which took up a bunch of room) with enough room left for dry ice. We drove straight home (28 hour ride) and everything was rock solid frozen. There was a little bit of dry ice left in the Yeti 75, but other that that everything was the same.
I don't plan to buy anything else other than the Coleman's from here on out, the Yeti 75 was a wedding present and I don't plan on getting rid of it ever. It is a bit more durable and I do like the fact that I can lock it up. However for $60 the 120 Coleman Coastal Xtreme fit the bill for my usage. I plan to pick up 1 more of them and that should cover my cooler usage for the foreseeable future.
