RTIC 65

A few days is a good times you're over and I got to go back to work so we clean it out anyway, but uh.

I’m a big fan on my RTIC. Since it’ll likely last a lifetime I’ll probably never try out the Lerpin. But as long as it keeps your favorite beverages cold then it’s doing great.

Cheers to warmer weather on the way!

I purchased a RTIC 65 can cooler (\~$280). The website claims it holds ice for at least 5 days and I figured that it would be perfect for weekend camping with the family. I used it for a few hours at a time filling it up with beer for parties without any noticeable issue for a few months.

Done

Suggestion for next time: have a “no opinion” option. I haven’t used RTIC, orca or pelican products so I don’t really know how they compare.

I would go with the 65. It’ll mostly be stationary so size or weight isn’t a concern and if you do end up with extra space you can just have more ice

Coleman extreme are pretty good and a great price. I have a yeti, rtic, and Coleman extreme. Coleman is my go to. So much lighter and perfectly adequate for a few days.

I may never use the RTIC soft cooler again because the R24 is so good and easy to move around. I use the RTIC 65 as my hunting cooler. I only use it a few times a year, so I felt like I didn't need to spend extra to get YETI quality. The RTIC rope handles have popped out a few times, and one of the rubber feet on the bottom keeps coming out.

I have the rook 65 and I love it so far. Only used it a couple times but it’s a great pack for the money. You’ll enjoy it.

I have an RTIC 65 with a basket and divider and I think they were both worth it. The basket is great for condiments and I use the divider to keep drink cans and food separated.

Originally we started with just the Roadie 24 thinking it would be good enough but Yeti coolers lose a lot of internal space to how much insulation they have. Once we added the 65 to the arsenal that solved all of our problems. We were never able to get ice cream home without it getting melty before, now it's awesome.