YETI Tundra 45 Cooler

Features

• Rotomolded polyethylene construction—the same process used to make whitewater kayaks—ensures excellent impact resistance and long-lasting durability
• Extra-thick walls contain proprietary PermaFrost™ insulation that is pressure injected, giving the cooler outstanding resistance to outside temperatures
• YETI coolers are designed to handle extremely low temperatures and are compatible with dry ice; dry ice provides about 3 times the cooling power of regular ice
• Tundra 45 cooler has a 32.9-liter capacity that will hold 28 cans and plenty of ice; designed to accommodate long-neck bottles
• Tundra lid seals shut with a freezer-quality gasket around the entire lid to minimize air exchange
• The Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee has certified the Tundra 45 as a bear-resistant food container when used with 2 padlocks (not included), 1 on each of the front corners
• Tie-down slots are molded into the cooler body for solid mounting in your boat or truck; cooler can be secured while allowing access to the inside; straps not included
• Full-length, rustproof aluminum rod connects and holds the body and lid together; hinge stops are molded in the lid so the hinge will never break
• Screw-in gasketed drain plug won’t leak; partially unscrew the plug to drain water
• Haul handles on the ends are designed to make carrying a loaded cooler easier for 2 people; textured grips are secured with marine-grade nylon rope
• Use the integrated recessed handles when you’re carrying the cooler by yourself
• Included dry goods rack keeps your sandwiches from getting soggy
• Nonmarking rubber feet on the bottom of the cooler keep it from sliding around the deck of your boat

Imported.

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Cooler Type

Gear Capacity (L)

Gear Capacity (cu. in.)

Material(s)

Dimensions

Weight

Camping

Hard-sided

32.9 liters

2,007 cubic inches

Rotomolded polyethylene/urethane foam insulation

25.75 x 16.125 x 15.4 inches

23 pounds