Great review. (I was nicely surprised that you guys use the metric system there - nicely because it's easier for me.) I was wondering whether to get the M or L Thin Ice Pack for my Lunch Box. The L is not supposed to fit, but you prove otherwise. Any recommendations?
I was in School when we went metric in the 1974 as to the size of ice pack a lot depends on how long you want it to keep some thing cold 🥶 and does the weight factor matter? not much difference in the price regards Mike
They are all great bricks the older one pound bricks are very versatile and with less surface area to volume are a slower but longer lasting ice brick than the thin ones
This was sooooo helpful!! It’s so great to see them compared to each other 🙌🏽 thank you!
Thanks for the positive feedback I try and make useful content to help people make the best choice regards Mike
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Very helpful. Thank you.
Glad it helps regards Mike
Ty for this video comparison mate. Cheers
Thank you for your video. Regards from Mexico :)
Hope it helps I went to Mexico about ten years ago had a great time and a couple of scary bus 🚌 rides regards mike
Great review. (I was nicely surprised that you guys use the metric system there - nicely because it's easier for me.)
I was wondering whether to get the M or L Thin Ice Pack for my Lunch Box. The L is not supposed to fit, but you prove otherwise. Any recommendations?
I was in School when we went metric in the 1974 as to the size of ice pack a lot depends on how long you want it to keep some thing cold 🥶 and does the weight factor matter? not much difference in the price regards Mike
Do you know if the thin ice packs are made in the USA like the original ones?
The sticker says designed and made in the USA
Ditto, very helpful with the various sizing demos - thanks!
A visual look puts them in perspective regards Mike
Just the info I needed, THANK YOU!
glad it helped regards Mike
Does the regular yeti 4lb fit into the lunchbox?
No its a bit big regards Mike
@@kisbushcraftdownunder thanks appreciate it I went with the large thin ice one
I was think of getting the 4lb for the hopper 8 but I see it doesn’t fit laying down. Might go with the 2lb
They are all great bricks the older one pound bricks are very versatile and with less surface area to volume are a slower but longer lasting ice brick than the thin ones
Thank you this was great
glad it helps you make good decisions regards Mike