A Rare Prime Day Yeti Sale
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Yeti’s indestructibly insulated products aren’t just for outdoorsy types and dedicated beach bums. The superior dent resistance of the brand’s water bottles makes them great for kids and clumsy adults alike. As Strategist travel writer Kat Gillespie discovered while testing the best coolers, even Yeti’s soft coolers can keep ice frozen for several days. And the brand’s bottles and mugs often get mentioned by famous people as their favorite vessels for carrying water. For all these reasons, Yeti products don’t often go on sale at a significant discount, but Prime Day is one of the rare exceptions. From bottle slings to giant jugs, many of our favorite Yeti products can be found for 25 percent off or more in select colors.
Updated on July 11, 10:05 a.m.
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“My drinks stay cold in there for hours and hours and hours. Super-easy to wash, either by hand or throw it in the dishwasher,” said Deer Tick front man John McCauley of his beloved Ramblers — which he owns in every size.
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The bottle is also available in a larger size if you’re not onboard with the tiny-bottle trend.
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Why should humans have all the fun?
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An insulated tumbler in the color du jour. I don’t know who this “Daybreak” is, but I know butter yellow when I see her.
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The best stainless-steel wine chiller is only $50 in Big Wave Blue. “It holds temperature better than any other on the market that I have seen,” says Terence Lewis, beverage director at Safran Turney Hospitality.
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A great price on a durable picnic blanket for dog owners.
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The most durable French press would have been the best overall, if not for its high price. A 20 percent discount makes it more than worth it for an insulated coffee-maker that keeps coffee warm for hours.
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Our pick for the best cooler overall is 25 percent off in this cute pink color. Gillespie writes, “Multiple catering and food experts I spoke with said that investing in Yeti’s products was worth it for their business because they are more durable and efficient than the competitors.” It can hold a couple bottles of wine and lunch for two with space for a few extras.
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This backpack version of our favorite soft cooler is more comfortable to carry. It’s tall enough to hold wine bottles and can carry up to 20 12-ounce cans. It’s also on sale in Wild Vine Red.
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The larger M20 holds up to 36 cans and is currently 35 percent off in Cosmic Lilac. (It’s also 25 percent off in Big Wave Blue and 20 percent off in Wild Vine Red.)
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These insulated cortado-size cups would be perfect for sharing a carafe of Japanese-style iced pour-over coffee on a muggy summer morning.
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For something bigger, the Rambler straw mug is available in the 42-ounce size, but only in this pink color.
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As I wrote in my gift guide for outdoorsy dads, this 3L waterproof pouch is perfect for protecting an e-reader, small tablet, phone, or other sensitive items from sand and surf.
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LCD Soundsystem front man James Murphy succinctly explained why this is the best hard cooler: “Nothing ever gets warm in there. It’s bonkers.” Strategist senior editor Winnie Yang also relies on it for keeping food and beverages cold on cross-country roadtrips.
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