Cooler for a gift

[SMiller]

Thanks i looked the rtic site. Think I will buy the big one. Thanks again. Tim

I have the 65 models, they are huge and heavy, maybe a little overboard as it takes two people to carry them once full.

 

[tmschuller]

I thought about that but most of its life will be in the camper or horse trailer. I'm not crazy about how heavy any of the big coolers are. 45-65 quart is what I'm looking at. The price difference isn't that much so I'm leaning towards a larger one. I have coolers on wheels so that's covered. OR I could always build that motorized cooler I have always wanted

 

[SMiller]

I thought about that but most of its life will be in the camper or horse trailer. I'm not crazy about how heavy any of the big coolers are. 45-65 quart is what I'm looking at. The price difference isn't that much so I'm leaning towards a larger one. I have coolers on wheels so that's covered. OR I could always build that motorized cooler I have always wanted

I wish they made a extended drain tube, one cooler lives in the back of the Suburban and it sucks having to walk it to the very back so it can drain, wish it had a extended drain hose so I could just let the hose pass the bumper and pee.

Living in the dirty south a cooler is needed just to get groceries home in the summer and water/Powerade must be carried at all times.

 

[grunt soldier]

They make wheeled attachment kits for the yetis and since the attic is about an exact copy they should work just fine for the rtic. I leave mine mostly on the porch but it stays on a garden cart so it's easy to move to and from vehicles etc.

 

[Mark-DuCo]

I really like my Coleman Extreme coolers, they work just fine for me on 4 day camping trips with 1 gallon ice jugs in the food cooler.