Swim World Is An Authorized Yeti Cooler Dealer
Drop by our retail store and browse the complete line of Yeti Coolers, Tumblers, and accessories. We have most of the Yeti line in stock and ready for your adventures this weekend.
Yeti Coolers
Soft Sided Awesomness
Ordinary soft-sided coolers are flimsy, frail, and only slightly better at cooling beverages than just leaving them in the shade. But the YETI Hopper is a portable cooler of a different color.
No matter where you carry it or how you handle it, the Hopper won’t leak or break. And just like all YETI Coolers, it’s over-engineered to keep ice for days.
Personal Cooler
Small but mighty, the YETI Roadie is the best personal cooler you’ll ever find to protect your drinks from the heat. Built with the same hardy one-piece construction and ice-retaining insulation as our Tundra ice chests, this small personal cooler is equipped with a heavy-duty stainless steel handle for better portability. The Roadie is even grizzly proof, just like its larger Tundra cousins. Take this sturdy little portable cooler with you to the job site, or play hooky and head down to your favorite fishing hole.
Yeti Tundra - The Rugged Original
The original and still the best heavy-duty cooler around, the YETI Tundra is a rugged, all-purpose, large cooler that comes in a variety of sizes for wilderness expeditions, hunting, fishing, tailgating, and more.
Compact with a smaller footprint, the YETI Tundra 50 cooler is the best tailgating buddy you could ever hope for, but also excels on short excursions. The recommended 32-can capacity will hold enough food and beverages for you and your friends to properly root for the home team or enjoy a night under the stars. We made this Tundra insulated ice chest extra deep so you can stack ‘em high, and included self-stopping hinges to keep the lid propped open while you grab the next round. The Favre-esque ruggedness — we build it using the same roto-molded polyethylene material as whitewater kayaks — means it’ll last from football season to hockey season to baseball season, year after year. Don’t worry about it flying out of your truck in your haste to get to the stadium early: built-in tie-down slots let you ratchet it down for maximum beer security. If you’d rather hit the water than the gridiron, you can use this cooler as a casting platform or seat while fishing.
Yeti Tank Beverage Coolers
Resembling an ice bucket in general shape only, the YETI Tank® 85 is a 20.6-gallon, party-ready beverage tub behemoth that’s as armored as its namesake. No matter how wild your next shindig, tailgate, fish fry, clam bake, or fancy al fresco engagement gets, this keg cooler will let you keep going back to the well and never come up empty. The YETI Tank ice bucket is a party animal that can hold 60 longnecks, 96 cans, 1 keg, 51 blue crabs, 24 mullet & menhaden, 98 slices of watermelon, 20 gallons of trash can punch, or 2 bushels of oysters. And the No Sweat Design promises a puddle-free zone inside or out. Our patented insulation will keep everything frosty as long as you need to get the job done, while the nearly bombproof rotomolded design and military-grade nylon handles let you carry it into action over and over, wherever ice-cold beverages and merriment are needed.
Yeti Tumblers
YETI drinkware is as tough as our coolers. The stainless steel, double-wall vacuum insulated Rambler will keep your beverage as cold as science allows.
Don't you hate it when your favorite beverage loses its frosty (or piping hot) goodness before you have a chance to fully enjoy it? We sure do, and that's why we over-engineered our Rambler Tumblers with kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel and double-wall vacuum insulation. The result is a tough, hard-wearing personal drink cooler that maintains ice twice as long as plastic tumblers — and it works just as well for hot beverages. The lid that keeps your liquid in its place is easy to clean, shatter resistant and crystal clear so you know exactly how much of your drink you still have to look forward to. Here's what other folks have to say about the Yeti Ramblers.
