My husband and a friend took their boat out lobstering one evening. While they were out, a rogue swell rolled through and a rope from someone else’s lobster trap got tangled in their motor. As they tried to free it, another big swell came through—one after another. The first wave nearly tipped the boat. When they saw the next one coming right behind it, they made the split-second decision to jump. Thankfully they did, because the boat capsized. They had to swim fully clothed to the jetty wearing heavy wader boots, with wallets and phones still in their pockets. These are two very strong, capable swimmers, but the weight of the waterlogged clothes and boots made every stroke a struggle. By the time they reached the jetty, their legs were so heavy they could barely lift themselves. Somehow they managed to pull themselves up and climb the rocks. They both admitted later that they genuinely feared for their lives. The boat—and everything on it—sank and is now somewhere on the ocean floor. The next day they went back to the shoreline hoping maybe something had washed up. The only thing they found was their YETI Roadie 15. It was beat up and covered in scratches from the rocks, but otherwise perfectly fine and still working like nothing happened. Now we call it the Jetty Yeti, and it’s got quite a story. Safe to say this cooler is absolutely built for the wild!

I bought this for my husband and he loves it it’s just the right size for him

I love my coolers. I have a blue one and that cherry blossom or pink whatever it's They're wonderful for the right size but the one strap continues to fall off other than that it's great.

Not too big, not too small and built like a tank. Beautiful gray color and a very well made, padded, adjustable strap. The drain plug is excellent, too. I also purchased the YETI storage bin that fits perfectly inside; keeps things dry, but also cool. Expensive and worth every penny (sorry, nickel).