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My rtic is heavy as shite. Buts its rotomolded. Didn’t know they made regular ones

I have an rtic ultralight and it’s much lighter than the non version, but still not as light as a regular arse igloo or whatnot

I mean, it’s cool I guess. If I’m using it, it stays in my truck wherever I’m at, or I move it one time to a convenient spot for the day or weekend. It’s got 2 pretty big plugs, and a center divider that is an ice pack.

Igloor has a 52 quart BMX cooler that weights 16 lbs.

I feel like a light, decently made cooler is something that would sell quite well. If people could only understand that it isn't going to resist a grizzly going at it for an hour. Aside from the weight, the shear mass of plastic takes considerable ice to bring down to temp hence the "pre-chilling" we all hear about.

One of my most used coolers is an old Omaha steak styrofoam cooler. It keeps things cold longer then anything I've ever had. Not very durable but its been on several multi-day camping/canoeing trips and is still waiting in my shed to be taken on another trip.

New RTICs have wheels - they don’t seem to keep ice as long as the old ones, though.

Rugged Road, don’t think they are under 200$ though

I've got the RTIC 35 ultra lite. Love it. Perfect for family of 4 out on the boat. Really lightweight. Holds ice a long time. I've got some of the RTIC ice packs too and they work really well.

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