Tundra® 65 Marine Cooler
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Yeti Tundra® 65 Cooler: The Ultimate Adventure Cooler for Boaters
Ready for every adventure, the Yeti Tundra® 65 Cooler is your go-to cooler for a day on the water or a weekend getaway. Perfectly sized for easy transport, this cooler holds enough provisions for a family of four, making it ideal for boating, fishing trips, and beach days.
Unmatched Insulation and Durability
Experience superior ice retention with Yeti's Fatwall™ Design, featuring 2" of seamless insulation on the walls and bottom and 3" in the lid. The Permafrost™ commercial-grade insulation, pressure-injected into the cooler’s walls and lid, ensures your ice stays frozen longer. A freezer-style gasket and interlocking lid design create a secure barrier against ambient air, keeping your contents chilled.
Built to Last
Constructed from rugged, roto-molded polyethylene, the Tundra® 65 is designed for a lifetime of use. The one-piece, food-grade, UV-resistant body is built to withstand the toughest conditions. Integrated self-stopping hinges and military-grade polyester rope handles with textured rubber grips provide reliable performance, even under heavy loads. Patented heavy-duty T-handle latches ensure secure closure and long-term durability.
Smart Features for the Modern Adventurer
- Bearfoot™ Non-Slip Feet: Keep your cooler in place on your boat or truck bed.
- Drainage System: A leak-proof, gasketed drain plug with coarse threads makes cleaning easy, even if you encounter sand or fish scales.
- Wire Basket: Keep sensitive items dry and easy to access.
- Tie-Down Loops: Secure the cooler with webbing straps or attach optional accessories like drink holders or rod holders.
- Bear-Resistant: Molded pad-lock holes offer bear-resistant certification, perfect for camping or remote adventures.
- Compatible with Dry Ice: Enhance ice retention with dry ice if needed.
Perfect Size for Your Needs
- Fits: 77 cans or 58 pounds of ice
- Dimensions: Ideal for easy handling and storage, whether on your boat or in your truck
Key Features
- Extremely durable roto-molded construction
- UV-resistant, food-grade polyurethane
- 2" insulation on sides and bottom, 3" in lid
- Permafrost™ insulation for superior ice retention
- Stainless steel pin hinges
- Replaceable polyester rope handles with textured grips
- Molded tie-down loops
- Includes a dry-goods basket
- Non-slip Bearfoot™ feet
- Interlocking lid with freezer-style gasket
- Five-year warranty
- Colors options: White, Desert Tan, Navy, Charcoal, Rescue Red
Invest in Quality
Whether you're embarking on an epic adventure or enjoying a relaxing day on the water, the Yeti Tundra® 65 Cooler is designed to keep your food and drinks perfectly chilled. Don’t let a subpar cooler be part of your story—choose Yeti for reliability and performance you can trust.
The Yeti Story
Ever fallen through the lid of a cooler while standing on it to cast just a little further or while loading kayaks on your truck? Has a cooler ever dropped on your toe because the handle snapped under the load of albacore tuna? Does your cooler look a bit like Frankenstein with a mix of chandlery and home center hardware and a little duct tape? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you have something in common with the founders of Yeti.
Born out of frustration, the Yeti Tundra is the solution two outdoorsman brothers came up with to replace the fragile and inadequate coolers that were the norm. With a desire to spend more time fishing, in the wilderness and further away from power outlets and civilization the Seiders brothers developed a superior cooler and, as they put it “over engineered the hell out of it”. Design was purely focused on performance—not market studies or passing trends. The goal was to create an extremely durable cooler that has superior ice retention for extended periods of time.
Tundra coolers are made to be dragged aboard, kicked around, lashed to the deck and doused in saltwater then used as a casting platform while continuing to protect your prized catch or your week’s provisions. Though not typically an issue with boaters, the Tundra is strong enough to withstand an attack by a hungry grizzly should the situation present itself.
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