YETI Tundra Haul Wheeled Cooler – YTHAUL
First cooler with wheels. The YETI Tundra Haul Hard Cooler is the toughest ice chest on two wheels. Rotomolded construction.
NEVERFLAT™ WHEELS
Solid, single-piece tire construction is impact- and puncture-resistant.
STRONGARM™ HANDLE
Durable welded aluminum arm with comfortable grips. Curved design tracks left or right for heel-friendly towing.
ROTOMOLDED CONSTRUCTION
Makes it armored to the core and virtually indestructible.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
FATWALL™ DESIGN
Extra-thick walls hold up to two inches of insulation for unmatched ice retention.
PERMAFROST™ INSULATION
Pressure-injected commercial-grade polyurethane foam in the walls and lid makes sure your ice stays ice.
T-REX™ LID LATCHES
Heavy-duty rubber latches are made with patented technology so you’ll never see another busted latch.
NEVERFAIL™ HINGE SYSTEM
Two hinge pins and interlocking design prevent the hinge from ever breaking.
COLDLOCK™ GASKET
A freezer-quality gasket circles the length of the lid to block out the heat and lock in the cold.
LIPGRIP™ HANDLES
Stay out of the way and make carrying your catch seem less of a chore.
Additional information
| OUTSIDE | 28 1/4” × 19 1/2” × 18 5/8” |
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| INSIDE | 19” × 13 5/8” × 11 1/4” |
| EMPTY WEIGHT | 37 LBS |
by James
Been great every please we took it. Going upstairs A little bit of a pain still a lot easier than caring
by Exton
I own numerous Yeti products, but this is my first hard cooler. I purchased this model in the blue color at the Chicago Yeti store. It was extremely helpful to be able to compare different cooler sizes in person, and the sales crew there was very knowledgeable. I like this size as it fits perfectly in multiple configurations behind the 3rd row in my SUV and allows for additional luggage. It is also the maximum weight (when filled) that I’m comfortable routinely lifting – though it is heavy when it’s full. The handle and wheels are a great addition to this cooler! The wheels roll smoothly. The lid and latches are standard Yeti – great build and quality.
For a fun experiment, I purchased 2 bags of “sacrificial ice” and put them in the cooler I week prior to a trip. The cooler was in my kitchen with a constant 72deg external temperature. I started the stopwatch on my wrist to see what would happen. Nothing terribly scientific, but each day I checked the ice a few times. 1-week in, I still had about 1/3 of my ice remaining. So, I emptied the water, put some Yeti-Ice in the bottom, kept the remaining 1/3 of my “sacrificial ice” instead of putting in new ice, and packed the cooler with food and beverages for my weekend trip. None of the items I put in the cooler for my trip were pre-chilled. The cooler got good use on the trip – the kids could easily open the cooler during our drive and used it like a car refrigerator during the 3-day weekend trip.
When I got home, I emptied the remaining food and beverage cans, but there was still ice remaining. I decided to wait to see how long it would last. It turns out, 1 day shy of 2 weeks! Not only was there ice during this entire time, but the internal temperature of the cooler remained at or below safe refrigerator temperatures. This is far more of a buffer of temperature stability and food safety than I had anticipated and is amazing with respect to ice preservation. While this was not a scientific experiment, it was a practical one for me. Like some, I had read about the legendary Yeti ice retention with these products. But this cooler far exceeded my expectations!
by Basil
there is a nice aftermarket basket made for this the yeti tundra haul. look for the above sea level cooler basket.
by Louis
I love the cooler but I would love it more if it had a divider and basket!
by Corey
I you plan to use a divider or a basket for the Haul, then do not buy this cooler.
by Freak
We use the Haul all summer and winter. Keep it outside at the cabin when it’s 10 degrees to keep the beverages from freezing.