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RevAngler t1_ixzfwwc wrote

Igloos can even handle the rinse at car wash. Super white

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NoWarthog6567 t1_ixzkhx6 wrote

Used to be a reputable manufacturer now not so much

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Emcee_Cone OP t1_ixzp7zc wrote

I agree. Bought a tiny red classic cooler for my work truck and the damn handle and side grommet (that swings the cap shut/open) broke within a month.

This cooler was my grandparents and it was always the staple cooler out every holiday outback. Packed with ice and snacks/beer/soda/water.

They upgraded and bought a very fancy expensive different branded cooler and gave me this as a hand me down. Hoping it’ll last until the day I die, it works beautifully.

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WorshipNickOfferman t1_ixzwe1r wrote

I disagree. Bought an Igloo marine cooler earlier this year. Think it’s 90Q. Cost under $100. For the price, I’m thrilled with the quality. My Yetis still get most of the work done, but for a cheap backup that Igloo is spot on.

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teachdove5000 t1_ixzzej4 wrote

I bought one at a yard sale for 1$. The thing is awesome.

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1iioiioii1 t1_iy079ja wrote

35 years and never used those cup holders....

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m3phil t1_iy0oag5 wrote

Does it make that squeaky sound when you open it?

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AEL1979 t1_iy0rzfy wrote

My parents have one they bought in 1980 when we lived in the US and it still keeps things cold for days if you pack it closely enough. It’s a beast! I remember using it as a bench at the beach when I was a kid. Good times.

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mnkhan808 t1_iy1az32 wrote

Damn we had one for a bit too. The hinge would break, so we just used metal hinges. Other than that decent cooler.

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xeroxchick t1_iy1evw2 wrote

Glad that still works because I’ve been around a few and the hinges always break.

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fredapp t1_iy1fndm wrote

Never have I ever opened one of those and the lid not slid off the back because the hinges were broken.

My boat came with a brand new igloo and the latches on the lid were pre-broken from the factory.

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1mJustALurk3r t1_iy1huov wrote

Wasn't there a phase where people took videos of them shooting/blowing up their coolers for some reason?

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xpersuader t1_iy1igja wrote

They should rename this subreddit to boughtitforlife

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echobox_rex t1_iy1uwiu wrote

That cooler is good because it's a marine grade cooler. That's what the solid white color indicates.

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MNsquatcher t1_iy1yp5j wrote

Those were YETI coolers. YETI decided to stop giving discounts to a number of organizations. And it just so happened that the NRA foundation was one of those companies getting the discounts. So that turned into YETI doesn't support 2A rights

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NeuralMisfire t1_iy1zjy8 wrote

Look for the wheel kit. Makes portability a breeze when loaded, it connects in that lil hole you see on the bottom right of the cooler located in the middle "goove" directly under the G in Igloo. Can't figure out how to add a pic of mine otherwise...

Edit: right for left

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duhwiked t1_iy21jau wrote

Mine is airing out in prep for a cleaning. Just used it to store food as I thawed my deep freeze (door was left open and the vents were frozen over, temps were rising up top). It was time to clean out the old stuff anyways I suppose.

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mcCola5 t1_iy2hq0t wrote

I remember that model. Right on.

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2dizzy t1_iy3qt6a wrote

Saw someone on reddit or a FB post that 3D printed their own stronger hinges for this exact kind of cooler. Definitely an option worth looking into, they looked really durable in comparison.

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Aemort t1_iy3ummw wrote

Have you considered cleaning it lol

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rvl05 t1_iy3ylm2 wrote

I felt this comment deeply. I ended up replacing my hinges and latch with a much more durable latch I found on Amazon for cheap. Has held up under heavy use for a few years now.

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MVangor t1_iy6bfjk wrote

I can hear this image

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Darkblader24 t1_iy7igus wrote

35 years? I don't want to know how much electricity this eats

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