Just tip the cooler up and pour out excess liquids. The cooler is a breeze to clean, partly because the drain plug is located in between the wheels.
When it's not extended and ready for use, it folds flat against the cooler. The handle is oversize, and it can be operated with one hand or two. Plus, it has a food crate to help keep the inside organized. It's easy to open, thanks to its rubber latches, versus traditional plastic ones or buckles. The Tundra Haul is rotomolded, which means it's made from one piece of material, a design that contributes to high quality and durability. (The cans were put in the cooler at a starting temperature of around 40˚F.) That's pretty much perfect for ensuring that your drinks and burger toppings stay cool on a hot summer day. In our tests, it had excellent temperature control and was able to maintain a temperature of 33˚F for 36 hours. It boasts 65 quarts and can fit 83 cans without ice.
You can pack it up to its capacity and still be able to move it around your backyard or your favorite park for a family barbecue. The Tundra Haul is YETI's first cooler with wheels, which many will appreciate, since it can exceed 100 pounds when full.
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There's no user manual included, but additional features include a perforated tray that spans the length of the cooler to keep some goods separated, several pockets on the outside and bungees on top to help control loose items like napkins.
It's equipped with a strap, which makes it easier to carry, as well as two handles on either side - helpful if you want two people to carry it when it's full. It has a zipper-free design for easy access and opens and closes with the help of a Velcro-style hook-and-loop connection. The hard liner is removable for easy cleaning. It can hold up to 48 cans without ice, and it weighs about 44 pounds when fully packed with just cans. However, 90% of the ice had melted when testing was complete. After 36 hours, the soda cans dropped only 6 degrees from when they were first placed inside the cooler. This small soft cooler with a hard interior - yes, you read that right it's a combo that's lightweight but still holds its shape - had extremely good temperature control. It's also a little more expensive than the regular Igloo Trailmate Journey 70-Quart Cooler. Instead of the drain plug being positioned on the very bottom of the cooler, it's located just above it, so fully emptying the cooler was a challenge. The one downside is the location of the cooler's drain plug, which makes it tricky to empty and clean. In addition to all of these handy features, it opens easily (and to the right, versus up and to the back like most coolers) and seals without any pesky latches. The lid comes equipped with four built-in drink cups, and it even has detachable umbrella holders. It also includes a ridged tray - with two built-in drink holders - that stores inside the lid and is designed to be placed directly on top of the cooler's sturdy handle after it's been extended outward. This hard cooler is packed with useful features, such as a telescoping handle and a removable container for storing dry goods.
The company states that the cooler is made with postconsumer recycled materials - specifically, 98% of the lid and body plastic and 48% of the liner - one of the first coolers to use recycled materials. It has a sturdy base and remains steady when parked.
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It was easy to move around when full and is designed to handle all kinds of terrain with its oversize wheels. It steadily maintained the temperature of soda cans for 36 hours - and even kept most of the ice intact. The Igloo ECOCOOL Trailmate scored highest overall in our most recent cooler testing. In our most recent side-by-side cooler test, we assessed the coolers' ice and temperature retention, how well they resisted odors and how easy they were to use and clean. Our experts in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances & Innovation Lab have tested more than 85 coolers in the past decade. For example, there are coolers with wheels for transporting lots of snacks and beverages to the beach, backpack-style versions for going on outdoor hikes and small soft versions with a strap attached for day trips in the car. They come in an assortment of styles, including hard coolers and soft coolers, with both small and large capacities, and can be narrowed down even further into more specific categories. Some coolers hold ice or ice packs to cool food and beverages down, some provide insulation to help retain the temperature of chilled items - and some do both. The best coolers will keep your food and drinks cold for hours, whether you're entertaining friends in the backyard, spending a day by the water in your beach chair or enjoying the great outdoors with your favorite camping gear in tow.
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FYI: We included more details about our picks and added the IceMule Pro after recent backpack cooler tests.
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