Yeti Roadie 24 ice retention with Yeti ice and how to get an American made Yeti

In this video I tested a Yeti Roadie 24 hard cooler using a Yeti ice pack. The Yeti ice is supposed to make the ice last longer. Included is an explanation of how I got a Yeti cooler that was American made.
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0:00 Introduction
0:35 Yeti Ice details
1:55 Yeti filled as per Yeti standards
3:33 8 hour check
3:59 22 hour check
5:26 30 hour check
6:08 43 hour check
7:10 48 hour check
8:00 68 hour check
8:37 72 hour check
11:00 Where Yeti coolers are made and how to get an American made Yeti
13:49 Final ice cube at hour 74

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How Yeti Ice works is, it has a lower freezing temperature than regular water ice, and can stay colder than freezing if you have given it lots of time to get cold in your freezer at home. So the water ice above it will slowly melt above 32 degrees, then trickle down to the yeti ice, then it gets cold again and re-freezes. That is why there was a big chunk of water ice around the yeti ice.
So overall it is an ice supplement.

[@albert21able]

I always pre cool mine overnight with frozen water bottles, then in the morning pack the yeti 4lb ice at bottom, pack cans, bottles, then ice on top and on top, salad and food in the basket bought extra, last all weekend

[@ShinyKnife]

It’s not made in America. Mine says designed in Texas made in thiland

[@84latinray]

Voodoo rangers!

[@1joeh1]

Was that a 2 pound yeti ice ?

[@TheRichest88]

I have the same cooler and that is definitely the 4lb

[@abcmon123]

4 pounder