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Tundra 35 Cooler

Tan

Sale price£249.99
  • Rotomoulded with up to 3 inches of PermaFrost insulation
  • FatWall construction, ColdLock gasket, InterLock lid
  • Holds 39 cans or 13.2kg of ice
  • T-Rex lid latches and DoubleHaul handles
  • Vortex drain system
  • 53.6cm wide, 40.4cm deep, 39.1cm tall
  • 9.7kg empty
  • IGBC bear resistant approved with padlocks fitted

The Tundra is the cooler YETI started with in 2006, and this is the small one at 39 cans. It is rotomoulded with up to three inches of PermaFrost insulation, which is why it weighs nearly ten kilos empty and why ice survives in it for days rather than hours. It is also IGBC approved as bear resistant with the right padlocks fitted, which is more than most of us will ever need.

COLOUR: Tan

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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