Yeti Loadout GoBox Review

[Travis Bertrand]

Hello all, I have received a set of Yeti's Loadout Gobox for review. They were able to send them to me just in time for our road trip to Canada. The Loadout Goboxes come in 15, 30, and 60; I like the system's modularity and how they work together. For example, two 15s stack perfectly on a 30, and a 30 and 15 stack perfectly on a 60. These boxes boast Yeti's durability, and the latches are extremely easy to use. With one exception, the latch on the 15 is located on the short side, with a grab handle directly below the latch. I find myself yanking on the handle, thinking it's a latch. The 30 and 60 come with a divider to help keep gear organized; however, they are not interchangeable. The 60 has two locations. You can use the divider, but you can't use your divider from your 30 if you want to. Yeti does offer the dividers individually. One of the best features is the built-in lid organization. So far, I have found it very useful for stowing laptops or other flat items. I will use the 30 for my dedicated range bag and the 15 and 60 for other hunting equipment. I look forward to putting these through their paces and seeing how they hold up. After my first trip with them, I don't foresee any issues. Anyone who has used Yeti products knows they strive for the highest quality.

Here is a link to the GoBoxes-

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www.yeti.com

The bottom photo is of the 30. As you can tell, I’m a coffee snob and it holds a jet boil, and other similar sized items really well. The other side has most of the camera equipment in it. I really like the size of the 30 overall.

 

[Vrybusy]

Travis, thanks for the write up. Are you able to comment on the Yeti's as they compare to any other box style storage totes....How they perform as it relates with exposure to dust, water, etc? Thanks

 

[mxgsfmdpx]

Travis, thanks for the write up. Are you able to comment on the Yeti's as they compare to any other box style storage totes....How they perform as it relates with exposure to dust, water, etc? Thanks

I have two 60s and two 30s that I’ve used for the last 12 months.

They are fantastic little totes. Zero dust and water issues on dozens of trips out. I’ve left them out in the rain and nothing gets in them.

I use a 60 and a 30 that live in my jeep that hold off road recovery gear, vehicle fluids, tools, first aid, etc.

I use another 60 and 30 just as normal camping/outing totes. I wish they made an “80” for family camping trips to fit more gear. That would be the perfect size for us. If they came out with an 80 size I’d buy two of them and our family of 4 would be able to fit all our camping gear for a few days in them.

The latches work great, lids and overall construction is very solid. When rain picks up at camp it’s nice to not have to scramble and get totes back into vehicles or under covers.

Overall, I’d recommend them, if they made a size larger than 60 for longer trips that would be sweet!

 

[Vrybusy]

Excellent! Thanks!

 

[Boarmaster]

I been using a 30 for years. Its unbelievable all the stuff I can keep organized in it. I bought mine for all the smaller gear and items. I can find everything now as its all in one box. I haven't found anything that organizes my gear like it. I liked it so much I bought one for my fishing box. It works great as my boat box.

Thinking about a 60 for the bed of my SXS to house small items , compressor , tire kit , jumper box and longer stuff like a machette and camp axe.

They are expensive but dang are they nice. I don't usually chime in on reviews but since this box works so good for me and solved so many problems for the last four years I felt compelled.

 

[steve137]

The 30 works well as a tackle box as well

 

[tracker12]

Ive had a 30 for a few years now. I use it for all my hunting essentials when traveling. I do find it just a little small for my needs. A 40 size would be nice.

 

[Travis Bertrand]

I am loving these boxes. Especially the 30. It’s a great size. I wish I could have 10 of them to organize all of my gear.

 

[Ferrulewax]

Here's a cheaper alternative. Although I love my yeti box and it's definetly the better of the two, the costco box is hard to beat at 1/5 the price.

Cheap Stuff that Works

Craft Beer aluminum can label bandaids. The labels are super sticky, water resistant and work great on skin for blister prevention and relief. Cut to size. The best blister prevention (or if it is too late and already a blister), regular old duct tape. Don't get the Dollar Tree stuff though...

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[mxgsfmdpx]

I am loving these boxes. Especially the 30. It’s a great size. I wish I could have 10 of them to organize all of my gear.

Same here! Have you heard if they plan to release a size larger than the 60? Something in the 80-100 range would be great.

 

[intunegp]

I've handled these in person and would love to own some, but at $675 for one of each size I just can't make it make sense.

 

[AndrewMT34]

I've handled these in person and would love to own some, but at $675 for one of each size I just can't make it make sense.

I’m in the same boat, I’ve handled them and love the concept. I just can’t justify the price.

 

[MuleyFever]

I’m in the same boat, I’ve handled them and love the concept. I just can’t justify the price.

That's the Yeti brand in a nutshell.

 

[feelinducky]

I purchased a COHO from Costco that looks very similar. I use it in my raft as a dry box.

https://www.costco.com/coho-pack-and-carry-box.product.4000101667.html

 

[Trr15]

I have 3 of the 30s and use one as my range box. It’s perfect. Ammo, ear pro, chrono, spotting scope, rangefinder, tools, etc… Holds everything I need and I much prefer the hard case to a bag