RTIC Coolers on Sale @ Amazon & RTIC

[cantstop]

These Yeti clones are rated pretty high.
RTIC 65 $139.99 (Reg $200) [Yeti $400]
RTIC 45 $122.49 (Reg $175) [Yeti $350]
RTIC 20 $100.99 (Reg $125) [Yeti $250]

RTIC website (Click on each cooler to see the discounted price)
https://www.rticcoolers.com/shop/coolers/roto-molded

Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_1_9?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=rtic+cooler

Prices may be slightly lower at the RTIC website vs Amazon.

 

[ironpony]

I've got an Ozark Trail (same company as Rtic) 52 Qt. cooler (Walmart) brand new in box I'll let go for $100. Paid $157.00 PM if interested.

 

[firemanyz]

If you check out the website now all coolers hard and soft are 30% off. Best prices I have seen on the site yet. I just ordered some for the Denton VFC gun bash on June 3, 2017.

 

[Overboost44]

If you check out the website now all coolers hard and soft are 30% off. Best prices I have seen on the site yet. I just ordered some for the Denton VFC gun bash on June 3, 2017.

I came to post this. Did a search and found yours. My first thought was WOW, search worked! My second was to add this link. What a great deal. Now I am crying looking at my $350 Yeti.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B...scsubtag=ce7a91f6e58d11e6aea652dca6560a340INT

 

[2SAM22]

http://keyetv.com/news/local/austin-based-yeti-settles-lawsuit-with-rival-rtic-coolers

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[tomandjerry00]

http://keyetv.com/news/local/austin-based-yeti-settles-lawsuit-with-rival-rtic-coolers

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Was going to post this.

Buy your coolers while you can! Don't wait.


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[Sundazes]

RTIC is OOS on all hard sided except a some 20's. The soft sided are available.
None are on Amazon.
I got a 20 on friday and went to get a 45 last night..... No go anywhere.

 

[FrankOceanXray]

Prices are up again, too. Hard 20 was at 100. Soft was at 70. They are now 124 and 100 currently.

 

[Sticky]

Picked up a hard 20 last week, great cooler!

 

[J.T]

RTIC is OOS on all hard sided except a some 20's. The soft sided are available.
None are on Amazon.
I got a 20 on friday and went to get a 45 last night..... No go anywhere.

I ordered a 45 friday on amazon after the press release and it shipped already so I guess I got in before the cease and desist came through

 

[Sundazes]

Prices are up again, too. Hard 20 was at 100. Soft was at 70. They are now 124 and 100 currently.

Wow, I was looking last night and the sale prices were still listed. I got a couple soft side ones at the sale price.

 

[FrankOceanXray]

At 70 for a soft bag, Ill bite.

 

[fidelity]

At 70 for a soft bag, Ill bite.

Did you find this today? Amazon?

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[Blaster229]

No more $70. I just popped $125 for a soft 30. Been wanting one. All this talk and all.....

 

[FrankOceanXray]

Did you find this today? Amazon?

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No. Currently 100. Waiting for lower.

Camelx3

 

[pbharvey]

25% off over $100 on RTIC’s website with code FB25.

 

[cantstop]

<politically incorrect comment>
Seriously. the ONLY reason folks bought these ergonomically challenged coolers is because they were clones of the Yeti Coolers.
There are so much better sub-$50 coolers out there that these clones don't deserve a second look.
</politically incorrect comment>

That's what she said!

 

[slowpoke]

FB25 deal back on for those interested

 

[trickg]

I'm resurrecting an older thread. I recently got a bug to get a quality cooler and did tons and tons of reading about various cooler brands, watched a ton of YouTube videos comparing coolers side by side with various ice retention challenge tests done with varying degrees of precision, and I finally wen to Bass Pro to get a look at various coolers for form factor, functionality etc. I wanted a fairly good sized family cooler in the 50-70 qt range, leaning towards the larger, so this was going to be solid outlay of money. I read about most of the major players:

• Yeti
• Rtic
• Orca
• Pelican
• Igloo IMX series
• Grizzly
• Ozark Trail
• Lifetime
• Siberian
• etc.

Of course the de facto standard seems to be Yeti. Invariably for the ice retention challenge tests it's always "brand x vs Yeti."

I've been at this for a couple of weeks, and I had no idea what I was up against - I thought it would be a simple matter to do a bit of reading and come to an easy conclusion about which cooler I wanted. I couldn't have been more wrong.

Ultimately I decided to get the Rtic 65 quart cooler. To me it seems like the best bang for the buck.

• In at least two YouTube videos it out-performed the Yeti 65 in an ice retention challenge. Yeti won in some of them though, but it was always close.
• It cost me more than $100 less than a Yeti, $50 less than an Engel
• Unlike both the Engel and Yeti, it actually holds 65 quarts - both Engel and Yeti are less on their 65 model
• I looked at the Orca 58, but I wasn't hip to the form factor, and it costs more than the Rtic
• Rtic seemed to be designed very closely to Yeti - it was even closer before the lawsuit and they had to make some changes
• Rtic out-performed other less expensive coolers such as Ozark Trail and Lifetime by a good bit in the ice challenges I watched
• Rtic offers a military discount - others do too, but that helped to cut my price down some

I think I'd have been happy with an Engel - that was the runner-up, but I'm pretty sure I'm going to be happy with the Rtic. Once I get this big one out of the way, I'm going to look into picking up a couple of smaller coolers as well.

 

[ground chuck]

I'm resurrecting an older thread. I recently got a bug to get a quality cooler and did tons and tons of reading about various cooler brands, watched a ton of YouTube videos comparing coolers side by side with various ice retention challenge tests done with varying degrees of precision, and I finally wen to Bass Pro to get a look at various coolers for form factor, functionality etc. I wanted a fairly good sized family cooler in the 50-70 qt range, leaning towards the larger, so this was going to be solid outlay of money. I read about most of the major players:

• Yeti
  
• Rtic
  
• Orca
  
• Pelican
  
• Igloo IMX series
  
• Grizzly
  
• Ozark Trail
  
• Lifetime
  
• Siberian
  
• etc.
  

Of course the de facto standard seems to be Yeti. Invariably for the ice retention challenge tests it's always "brand x vs Yeti."



I've been at this for a couple of weeks, and I had no idea what I was up against - I thought it would be a simple matter to do a bit of reading and come to an easy conclusion about which cooler I wanted. I couldn't have been more wrong.



Ultimately I decided to get the Rtic 65 quart cooler. To me it seems like the best bang for the buck.

• In at least two YouTube videos it out-performed the Yeti 65 in an ice retention challenge. Yeti won in some of them though, but it was always close.
  
• It cost me more than $100 less than a Yeti, $50 less than an Engel
  
• Unlike both the Engel and Yeti, it actually holds 65 quarts - both Engel and Yeti are less on their 65 model
  
• I looked at the Orca 58, but I wasn't hip to the form factor, and it costs more than the Rtic
  
• Rtic seemed to be designed very closely to Yeti - it was even closer before the lawsuit and they had to make some changes
  
• Rtic out-performed other less expensive coolers such as Ozark Trail and Lifetime by a good bit in the ice challenges I watched
  
• Rtic offers a military discount - others do too, but that helped to cut my price down some
  

I think I'd have been happy with an Engel - that was the runner-up, but I'm pretty sure I'm going to be happy with the Rtic. Once I get this big one out of the way, I'm going to look into picking up a couple of smaller coolers as well.

Rtic is the best bang for your buck IMO. I bought a decent size yeti many years ago $400 was retail i think. Got it for less at REI with rebates and coop coupon. Im almost positive its never been used.

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