I was running my dog early am. Went away with a bunch of 17/18 year olds to Tanzania and hike/rucked with all our gear on our backs. Fell in love with it and have now continued on my return. I daily walk/run just over 3 miles each fay with 13kg on my back. My aim is to go to 25kg and also add distance
They did the opposite for me, gave me credit for less than the same hopper 30 replace by $25 and with tax to replace it I was out of pocket an extra $50
I opted for the 350 dollar gift card and waited for the new version. Soon as it was released I bought it for 300 and had 50 left over. I’m pretty happy with that deal.
what? this isn't what happened to most of us. I did the exact same exchange and they just sent me a tiny 12 can soft cooler! I was like "you've got to be kidding" I spent $350 on the one I sent you and you give me a $100 cooler? I complained loudly via email, fb, youtube, telephone and I was so disappointed. You won the lottery. I am still pissed with the cheap and tiny replacement they sent. How did you get this one instead? I am so bummed. I'll never buy YETI again. Ever.
Did you mean the 12 cost 100 less? Cause the 12 is still 250. I get the frustration tho. I mean his wasn’t “way more” than what that original cooler cost. I think it’s 50 bucks more for the 65 tundra series than the hopper m30.
A few times, I had to carry a buddy's backpack on my front side and my own on my back. For some reason, it felt better and I could go faster. I think it's because our human bodies were not meant to run with an uneven amount of weight on our back. We need weight distribution.
I am never buying yeti way too expensive for shitty products and products at work just as well as you get a non-yeti at Walmart for cheaper 99% of people leave their coolers in the 10 at night anyway when camping
Not many vids out on this goruck weight vest for some reason. One thing to consider is his comments about running. I’ve put about 50 running miles on mine so far and just keep in mind that having even 20lbs loaded completely changes your gait, stride, and how you land with each step. The vest will absolutely bounce a little no matter how you adjust it. You don’t want to go too tight because it will restrict breathing and induce reflux.. but that will be the case with any vest. Just my two thoughts on running with a vest.
Really good. I use it for track days because I can stuff it in the back of my 86. It’s soft, so it fits better than my hard sided yeti cooler. Also super easy to clean. The top stays open so I just spray it out with a hose and let it air dry. Again, the price kills me, but I’d buy it again.
Fantastic video and what I was looking for; some advice on where each option excels. Even still, my use is 4 mile walks over fairly level ground (been using an old backpack with free weights) so the Rucker seems obvious, but the Plate Carrier appeals due to minimal design and free movement allowance, so I’m still not sure which way to go.
I'm a backpacker. I go primitive camping, through hiking twice a year where I'll spend a week hiking 15 miles a day with a 30 lb or so backpack. I eat as much unhealthy food as i want on these trips and always lose a good 5 lbs in the week
That’s what I’m talking about right there! I’d rather spend more money on a company who backs their product and backs the people buying their product. Even when I go to a drive thru, if you’re rude, imma just keep driving.
They did right with this recall. I had a hopper 20, the older soft cooler. Strap broke (literally 8 years old) I emailed to see about a strap. They are sending me a new $300 m15 bag... That's customer service that will bring people to a brand. I was a guy that went out buying the cheaper brands. But I will be moving over to yeti.
