YETI Hopper Two vs AO Cooler 24 Ice Challenge!!

This week I pit my new YETI Hopper Two 30 against an AO Cooler 24 pack cooler to see who could hold a drink cold the longest! The $350 monster against the $70 underdog. Let me know what you think of the two coolers in the comments below.

[@Miklooo774]

Great review

[@jchrisandry]

Very helpful! Thanks for sharing the results.

[@chrisbrendandavis]

nice quality video. appreciate the comparison of leak proof qualities.

[@TheDataDispatch]

Thanks. And thanks for watching

[@ben90739]

Good test. FYI AO makes a vinyl cooler that is waterproof like the yeti, I wonder if that is more leak proof

[@luiscastro452]

Thanks

[@phillipheath5139]

I put a 20lb bag in my hopper 30 3 days ago still holding it, I’ve took it out on the lake each day still holding it. Easily worth the money especially with the price drop
You need to fill to compactly to get true results

[@chrishall1407]

I think the Hommit soft cooler would really give the Yeti a run when price and performance come into play. That would be a great comparison.

[@davidhalesmith2491]

That Four Corners Local Buzz is good beer. Nice choice!

[@TheDataDispatch]

Oh yeah, one of my favorites! Thanks for watching!

[@bravotango1279]

Good review man

[@Rtollinchi]

great review thank you.

[@malanis5]

Nice video, thanks!

[@jchrisandry]

42.4 degrees base line. You might think about turning your fridge down, Data.

[@Rtollinchi]

can you do a yeti tundra ice challenge?

[@cali_cal]

are these durable for fish though

[@harryjansen6990]

48 degrees is still too high for food safety concerns.

[@stevewarfel5788]

Why dont you dump the water and weigh how much ice is left.