RTIC 65 vs Segway Ninebot KickScooter F30

Impressive. All in all, this cooler completely feels premium without the sticker shock.

I have taken it around the neighborhood several times. It’s a real head turner and racks up smiles per gallon quickly.

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.

It didn't look like it was really short on him a lot of times when you see people riding scooters uh in the city that are they're very tall people, it...

It'll make a more significant difference than the brand name on the front.Yeti Tundra 45 Details The Yeti Tundra 45 comes in five colors and is made of rotomolded plastic with injected polyurethane foam insulation infused into extra-thick, three-inch walls. Yeti says it can hold up to 28 cans of refreshing malt beverage. Yeti's Tundra, like the RTIC, comes with roped straps, and we like their hard plastic, fluted grips that allow a better purchase, especially with wet or sweaty hands

First the Ninebot F40 is solidly built. Assembly and setup were easy overall. However, the enclosed instruction book has ridiculously tiny print and isn’t terribly helpful. Moreover, the locking mechanism on the steering column requires excessive force to lock and unlock

I got the RTIC and side by side test with Yeti by independent labs show same amount of ice lasting the same or slightly longer. About half the price!

Bought for my daughter and bell broke within 24 hours. It’s fine for her but not sturdy about where the neck breaks down for 170lb person. Feels flimsy. She loves it though so I am going to try and contact Segway for a new bell which is integrated into the front brake and latch mechanism

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

For me, it ultimately came down between this scooter and the Ninebot Max. I ultimately chose this one for one reason: the frame near the front wheel splits in half (two bars) on this scooter vs the single bar on the Ninebot Max, meaning it would be a lot easier for me to secure a U-type bike lock to it. It was also slightly cheaper, about $100 or so. I've had this scooter for about five months now, and have zero complaints for what I paid for and how I use it

I may never use the RTIC soft cooler again because the R24 is so good and easy to move around.

It's a good scooter, but for the price I shouldn't almost break my hand every time I want to collapse the scooter to store in a classroom during class as a college student. Range, speed, acceleration, lights are all great, but you have to publicly embarrass yourself in front of all your classmates while trying to fold it up. For the cost, get an ES2 instead (it folds 1 million times easier, and has front suspension). It's much better for college applications