Yeti is known for two things: premium, heavy-duty outdoor gear and high prices. But sales like this help lower the barrier to entry.
Jack Seemer
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Yeti is perhaps best-known for two things: heavy-duty outdoor gear and high prices.
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When Roy and Ryan Seiders launched the company two decades ago, they started with rugged rotomolded coolers before branching into bags, bottles, camp chairs and even cast-iron cookware.
Built to withstand years of abuse in the great outdoors, none of it comes cheaply.
However, moments like this make it a little easier for budget-conscious shoppers to bring home some sweet, sweet Yeti gear.
Hidden away in the Amazon’s massive Prime Big Deal Days sale are a bunch of discounted Yeti items, including coolers, mugs and its cult-favorite camp blanket.
As expected, the savings extend to outgoing collections, such as “Venom” and “Tropical Pink.” However, there are also rare savings on select gear in core colorways.
The travel-friendly Roadie 24 cooler, which normally retails for $250, is just $188 in “Rescue Red.” Meanwhile, the iconic Tundra 45 cooler in “Ultramarine Violet” drops from $325 to $244.
If you’re not necessarily looking to invest in some serious outdoor gear, even with the discount, there are some other notable deals with everyday practicality.
Yeti’s 5-liter insulated lunch box is available for just $64 in “Papaya” and “Peach/Beekeeper” (both down from $85), while the best deal might just be the cheapest.
The Travel Bottle with the brand’s new leakproof Commuter Cap is on sale in a range of sizes and evergreen, rarely discounted colorways, including black, navy and “Cape Taupe.”
See below for a curation of sale items or head over to Amazon to see the Prime Big Deal Days sale in full.
Jack Seemer is the executive editor at Gear Patrol, with over a decade of experience in product journalism. He currently reports on a wide range of topics, including footwear, watches, EDC, cookware and more.
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